Yikes.

droolymutt · Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2004 7:45 pm Post subject: Yikes.

Yikes.

I just found this on the Google News service....

Under the Entertainment section:

(released 3 hours ago)

STEVE RUSSELL/HONG KONG HERALD

Asian sound scientist Dr. Debbie Mannas (aka ChinBindi, aka Sleepea) put on a dazzling, career-spanning performance at the Drooly Coliseum on Friday night, in support of the Global ban on Burkas and Brassieres.

Seen sitting in Front Row Center were Mahatma Ghandi, Mother Theresa, Martin Luther King, John Lennon, and Elvis.

And some guy who looked like Jesus. And some mutt.

Noticeable by his absence was Anthony Robbins....who was last seen in this FBI photo.....>.. - making lewd advances towards Kevin Spacey.

More information about Dr. Chinbindi may be found here.

HKRockChick · No More Peas! Joined: 25 Nov 2003 Posts: 1513

you are too funny. I see you've discovered the chin :blush

Anthony Robbins and Kevin Spacey ahahahaha wheeeeeee. I can just see Keven Spacey with half closed eyes, being bored to death :aua

droolymutt · Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2004 12:58 am Post subject: Re: ahahahaha

Sometimes it's the way you play Your cards, that keeps the Forest from the Trees..., Dr. ChinBindi..

droolymutt · Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2004 1:25 am Post subject: Re: ahahahaha

Debbie? - I know you're working now - but when you get Home tonight... when you have time....

Do you like visual art? Paintings?

Here's one of my Favourites....

It's called "The Storm"...

By Pierre August Cot...

...

HatefulMusic · Ears bleeding yet? Joined: 08 Jun 2003 Posts: 793

Oh, Drooly, you just like the bit of grab action going on there. :evil

Theo

HatefulMusic.com

HKRockChick · No More Peas! Joined: 25 Nov 2003 Posts: 1513

Theo! You're right, see the look in the guys eyes... hahahaha.

Drooly, its a great picture. I love the detail, particularly of the gossamer dress. Beautiful. I love art, specially paintings and scuptures with very clean fine detail. Prefer human forms to flowers and fruit and such. Having said that, I love impressionistic art too. Brush stokes and different textures fascinate me.

I used to draw and paint and wasn't half bad at it either, but gave it up in favour of singing and guitar. Someday maybe I'll splash some colour on a canvas. I don't really know a whole heap about judging art etc, but I usually know what appeals to me in terms of colour, perspective, theme etc. And then of course, it depends on my mood...

I really appreciate people who have honed their separate multiple talents like my friend Judee Plourde and Pris, so that they excel at each. Isn't that fantastic! Besides raw talent it takes so much hardwork and persistence.

BTW, thats a good site you put up there...

Hey, have you read Jitterbug Perfume? Have I asked you this before?

droolymutt · Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2004 6:11 pm Post subject: Re: LOL

No... - haven't read Jitterbug Perfume....

Should I?

The title kinda scares me....

But intrigues me at the same time....

May I have a brief synopsis, please?

HKRockChick · No More Peas! Joined: 25 Nov 2003 Posts: 1513

by Tom Robbins. Its about the God Pan and beetroots... its a very hard to describe book, surreal, fantasy, fantastic.

The expression in the young lads face in the painting got me thinking about Pan.

:yeah