http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/04/26/long-lost-half-brothers-reunited-6000-miles-home/.
thousands of miles away from home, two long-lost half brothers from massachusetts were reunited in a chance encounter on a hawaiian beach, myfoxboston.com reported monday.. rick hill from massachusetts, his wife and their kids were on the beach in waikiki when a man offered to snap their picture.. "he said 'say leominster', that's where he's from.
so we smiled and said 'wow, what made you say that?
Agree Journey-on
Oh if anyone thinks we had similar lives, so were in the same area, no. We both were only tourists to the Dalai Lama. In Rome don't you visit the Vatican? Actually, we had nothing in common except for music (he was a big DJ in London). We spoke of our differences, not similarity. He was studying Reiki and wanted out of the club scene in London. Actually, I was amazed that he remembered me, as I was still "placing him" when he walked off into the masses in Bangkok.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/04/26/long-lost-half-brothers-reunited-6000-miles-home/.
thousands of miles away from home, two long-lost half brothers from massachusetts were reunited in a chance encounter on a hawaiian beach, myfoxboston.com reported monday.. rick hill from massachusetts, his wife and their kids were on the beach in waikiki when a man offered to snap their picture.. "he said 'say leominster', that's where he's from.
so we smiled and said 'wow, what made you say that?
LOL @ S! I'll vote for shiva. Nah as noted above, synchronicity I reckon. Thank you Jung.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/04/26/long-lost-half-brothers-reunited-6000-miles-home/.
thousands of miles away from home, two long-lost half brothers from massachusetts were reunited in a chance encounter on a hawaiian beach, myfoxboston.com reported monday.. rick hill from massachusetts, his wife and their kids were on the beach in waikiki when a man offered to snap their picture.. "he said 'say leominster', that's where he's from.
so we smiled and said 'wow, what made you say that?
I met a fellow in McCleod Ganj in northern India. He was from the UK and we met while attending the Dalai Lama's headquarters. We ended up chatting for hrs later in a coffee shop. I never took his details.. Two yrs later, I am in Bangkok (Thailand) and am wandering around the incredibly crowded streets, trying to buy a present for my son. I know the city fairly well, so wasn't concentrating too much on my whereabouts, plus I had earphones in listening to music. I suddenly became aware that I had walked in a circle and was back where I started! At that moment, the English guy walks up with no surprise on his face and says "Hullo x, you look well." I barely started to talk and he was off again!! Yes, he did look a lot like an alien! LOL! The odds of meeting at that instant in a different country and in the maze that is Bangkok....
my own was ac/dc at the hamersmith odoen london 1980, the highway to hell tour with bonn scott, they were at their creative peak with their best line up with there best album, you had to be there to understand !!
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Violia, he was the highest contender for a heart attack when I was a teen! Riding a chopper on to the stage was very cool. Is he still as big as he was then?
my own was ac/dc at the hamersmith odoen london 1980, the highway to hell tour with bonn scott, they were at their creative peak with their best line up with there best album, you had to be there to understand !!
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Another contender for best gig was a psychedelic trance party I went to in the Himalayas in 2002. We trecked up to the snowline (a few k's from Manali) under a full moon to find about two hundred people dancing. The dawn was something I will never forget. The full moon was setting over the snow peaks, the sun was rising turning the peaks pink and I could see hundreds of k's to the flat plains below under the light of these two luminaries.
Oh and there was no acid etc in my system. LOL!! Who needs drugs in that environment?!
my own was ac/dc at the hamersmith odoen london 1980, the highway to hell tour with bonn scott, they were at their creative peak with their best line up with there best album, you had to be there to understand !!
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CBJ I love modern technology. Can you imagine the old days of ordering vinyl imports and waiting weeks to get them? They were not the good ol' days.
i greatly enjoyed this book - which as the cover tells you, is not for minors!
robert crumb ( "keep on trucking", etc) illustrated it - so the women reflect his famous style of big, thick legged , strong-looking females with firm breasts and big booties.. beyond those amusements, it's really very interesting to read genesis this way.
you start to see the patriarchs as similar to arab tribes or even afghani types - severely traditional, horny and no one to mess with.
Yeah Satanus, when I was a kid, he really was underground. Zap comix could only be bought off street corners from dodgy characters..
i greatly enjoyed this book - which as the cover tells you, is not for minors!
robert crumb ( "keep on trucking", etc) illustrated it - so the women reflect his famous style of big, thick legged , strong-looking females with firm breasts and big booties.. beyond those amusements, it's really very interesting to read genesis this way.
you start to see the patriarchs as similar to arab tribes or even afghani types - severely traditional, horny and no one to mess with.
I'll search it out. I was raised on "Keep On Truckin'.
One of the best was a street fight between the krishnas and the mormons (or was it jws?) over turf! LOL! Hilarious!
my own was ac/dc at the hamersmith odoen london 1980, the highway to hell tour with bonn scott, they were at their creative peak with their best line up with there best album, you had to be there to understand !!
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Also CB (as I have stated here before) I met Robert Plant in the late 90's. I was walking past a restaurant in Byron Bay and there was Mr Plant, sitting at a table on the footpath. Normally, I would leave celebs alone, as we get a few here but he had finished eating and looked directly at me and smiled. I dashed into the restaurant and got a marker pen from staff and asked him for his autograph (on my t shirt). I told him I saw him in '72 and he was impressed. He asked me to join the table but for once in my life, I was literally speechless!! I have a (very)Scottish last name and all his roadies were tough old Scots, so they had a great laugh at my exspense. I still have the t shirt, actually just got it out yesterday.....
my own was ac/dc at the hamersmith odoen london 1980, the highway to hell tour with bonn scott, they were at their creative peak with their best line up with there best album, you had to be there to understand !!
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Led Zeppelin '72
