In a message dated 11/9/2002 11:59:31 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 10.) Who remembers... lol, now I can't think of her name -- she was a > big Ferron fan... jog my memory. That Susan LA was a weird chick...I remember the website she linked you to at the bottom of her posts - some kind of "leather & lace" lesbian hooker escort service or something... > 9.) Who remembers Bob BEFORE he has "Joni" in his email address? Did > the Joni email start when he sold kayaks? I found it incredibly easier to create a new name on AOL for my Joni mail rather than trying to sift through my main account for it. I created that mail long before I went to work at Perception (which only lasted a year anyway) > 8.) Where oh where has our Jason Maloney gone....? Or Jason Long for that matter...any Jasons out there these days? What is the most popular JMDL name? I would bet there are more Steves than anything. > 7.) Who remembers our frantic search for the AT&T Don Henley benefit cd > thing with Joni? Sure...and now you can get one off of E-bay any day of the week. Typically for about $10 or so. > 6.) Who remembers my incessant ramblings about the genius of Stevie > Nicks and Courntey Love (God, those must have been "Scan and delete" > days for y'all). Evian, you've written some of the funniest stuff I've read on the list...your bit about the cat in the dryer brought tears to my eyes. > 5.) Who remembers the Sweet Bird thread? (I still have no frigging > idea what the hell any of that meant -- waaaay above me) Hey, that's right when I joined in...talk about being intimidated! I figured I'd never be able to communicate to the group, and certainly not at that level. Then that thread died down, and Julie Z started one about "do you flush the toilet while you're still peeing" and I knew I'd fit right in. > 4.) Who remembers the switch to Smoe? Me - AND I remember the introduction of NJC & "Joni-only". > 3.) Who remembers buying either M'shell Ndegocello... or whatever, > Lauryn Hill, or Lucinda Williams because of the raves on the list? Bought the Me'Shell...matter of fact listened to it this weekend. A soul-baring soulful masterpiece of a record. Probably in my top 10. Lauryn Hill was a gift from Brei, which worked out well as I found it derivative, pretentious, and dull. Lucinda's "Car Wheels" I bought based on the RS review, and it too is a masterwork, again probably makes my Top 10. I was probably one of the folks who pushed it in this forum. > 2.) Who remembers the cookbook idea? There was more than one copy...several folks have them, not just Joni. I know Ashara got one at the '99 fest. Bob, who also wonders about Catgirl these days NP: Otis & Marlena from T (reminds me of Costello's orchestration on The Juliet Letters)
