FreakinWeasel

:kissy face: Aww, you guys always make a guy feel welcome! So what do you do for a ?? like iso :taskmaster:

Uh yeah right. One of the hazards of having a link in your signature, I guess. You can't control who click's on it! But I did record his IP when he clicked on it! :P This has caused a large stir at Verifieds/ES5 forums as we try to figure out what to do when someone seems to go out and stir trouble at other boards, alienating us ever further. The people left at VF/ES5 are decent people. SP rarely shows up anymore, rumors of new build coming out (watch me hold my breath), but mainly just trying to get along as an ever shrinking community. Thanks for your guys patience. You know I'll always keep a link on for ya! :bigsmile: FW

I said no, but there are areas where like Bob Geldof was knighted and such, for great feats of selflessness. What degreee did he honor? He certainly did more for humanity than most degreed people do. So I suppose in some cases they should be recognized for their achievments.

There is just something very wrong about this guy. His answers on the Ed Bradley interview were spooky and it's clear he doesn't live in the same world as the rest of us. I am at a point where I don't even care anymore about him period. He's guilty as far as I'm concerned and I don't care to hear a spin story about it.

Your welcome Pablo! Hope you have a good time here. See you on the boards.

So was the idea that they would record new stuff or just be able to go out and tour a bit and make some cash? I would bet that more than a few people might pay up to see the rest of the band. Styx had a big tour a couple of years ago minus Dennis DeYoung and the other guy who died, Chuck or John Pannoza (sp?). They where still getting decent crowds of fans. The singer sounded a lot like DD, but I knew it wasn't him and that kinda of made the ballads I liked, seem to mean less since it wasn't the guy who wrote them. But give a crowd a bit of booze and hell they where diggin it! I see at their website tonight they are actually releasing a new album for a new tour this year. So even if the sucess of the original Queen can't be made, it can still be lucrative for the others. Brian may want to help fund more towards the Mecury Phoenix Foundation and Queen's music seems to be the best vehicle for that. As we have seen, money for residual album sales are most likely dead now so the live gig is the only way baby!

Happy B-Day! Make a wish......alright make it a small wish!

Nice Job Janet! I can remember my early days there as noob before you became a mod. You where always kind and fair to all and I'm sure that's just your nature, so Jorge finally made a good decision! ------------------- Janet999 --------------------^ZP'ers

Hey Psilaxs, I have to thank you for posting the link to here at ZP, even though it was unintentional. I wish I had known of this place before now. Strange how things work out, I wouldn't have found BK without all that recent stuff at ZP.

Hey CH, Glad to see you and all the others here.

Awww, you never knew what the cat would drag in here huh? Thanks for the welcome all! Glad to be where the people are, if you know what I mean.

Sir Paul McCartney has lost his place as the richest man in UK music to a former record label boss. The former Beatle has topped the Sunday Times' Rich List of music personalities for the past six years. But while Sir Paul is still estimated to be worth £760m, the paper said his wealth has been overtaken by former Zomba Records boss Clive Calder. Mr Calder is said to have made £1.2bn selling Zomba - home to Britney Spears and 'N Sync - to BMG in 2002. Born in South Africa, he obtained UK citizenship in 1975 and is now the 23rd richest among the Sunday Times's 1,000 strong list. The Beckhams are now worth £65m, according to the Sunday Times And David and Victoria Beckham saw their combined riches increase from £50m to £65m, putting them in 621st place in the list. Last year they were 689th. David Beckham is said to have earned £20m last year from his contracts with first Manchester United and then Real Madrid, but more lucratively, a number of endorsement deals. His overall wealth is put at £55m and his wife on £10m. Beckham is the richest young sportsman in the list, followed by fellow footballer, the Manchester City player Robbie Fowler, and the boxer Naseem Hamed. A new arrival on the list this year is Pop Idol's Simon Cowell. He is now worth £45m, thanks to the worldwide success of the show. The Sunday Times Rich List - now in its 16th year - is based on identifiable wealth, such as land, property, other assets such as art and racehorses, or significant shares in publicly quoted companies, and excludes bank accounts. The full list, with information on who tops it for 2004, will be revealed on Sunday. Last year the Duke of Westminster was named as the richest person in the UK. The Duke, who lives in Eaton Hall, Eccleston, near Chester, was valued at £4,900m. Source: BBC Entertainment

Fifth Element - Techno Gladiator - Techno meets Enya I am Sam, all those Beatles cover tunes Shakspeare in Love - Yeah I know, i just like the sound of it. :)