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yellowish thats really striking! they eyes look striaght at you, the expression you captured is amazing. i really like the shading and his wispy hair. My favourite part are the white creases of the neck. what materials did you use, seems like some sort of crayon?

^hehe there's a few at the mo on my mp3 player on heavy rotation: Patrick Wolf Lupe Fiasco - dumb it down (awesome song) Silvio Rodriguez- de ausencia y de ti Talib Kweli- Get By, Listen The Editors

^ lucky! hehe that video was awesome! and hilarious! cheers Nadia love those guys they're so creative.......always thought jonas made his own food (kidding) welcome roverandom : ) hey Starskay did you end up seeing SP (snow patrol right?) ? i wanted to see them but i didn't get around to : (

sienna love that episode of TMB! nice avi could this be Guy Berryman!?!......GB..... "I've heard great things about the British version, I can't wait to see this, should compliment The Office very well. GB May 14 - 7:00pm PT" on US version of the I.T crowd comedy show. http://www.nbc.com/Fall_Preview/The_IT_Crowd/

i didn't know Bat for Lashes was up for it ! her music is awesome.

thanks for that will be checking this out. Just read in a music mag that Bebel Gilberto is coming to Australia, don't know if i'll go still deciding... Edit: just checked your link - beautiful smooth voice! may i recommend this "Color and Light: Jazz Sketches on Sondheim" i think you'll enjoy this CD- i absolutely love and cherish it - my favourite songs are Losing My Mind, Children and Art and Anyone Can Whistle listen to samples here: http://www.amazon.com/Color-Light-Jazz-Sketches-Sondheim/dp/B000002AUC

wanted to see them live when they came to Australia as they gave out extra tickets but i must of gone insane cos i didn't end up getting them.

after a long hiatus come back and bam! downloads, cheers :)! i've finally burnt Fengers album that i downloaded from this thread and i really like it but still my fav has to be mew and the glass handed kites. With Fengers i find myself listening to the first 4 songs then repeating them, just need time i think to get cosy with this album.

havent read all the above but the pics pretty gruesome. yeah i've seen pics of her without all that crap on her head and her face - she looked much healthier and pretty back then.

i've got on high rotation: Feist Bat for Lashes Blaqk Audio Young and Restless

suffer well= Depeche Mode

hmm interesting :o hehe imagining Chris with halo and wings and Liam with two horns, a spiky tail and a pitchfork lol.......would be cool if they played the two opposing consciences of the main character. imagine little chris and liam sitting on the lead charater's shoulders. :D

i love the t-shirt done with marker! all you photographic artists out there have talent not in spades but in buckets and buckets full! experimenting with photoshop.

lol i think this Preston person was on 'nevermind the buzzcocks' he couldn't take the butt of many a joke thrown by Amstell and walked of the set!

i read that book cos it was mentioned in Pride and Prejudice introduction. it was considered scandalous at the time it was written/published.

^ i hope so too so then i can be jealous lol :) [Roger that - The Polka-Dotted Avenger - over] lol haha actually i've been slack but for a good reason had a 'procedure' on my eyelid, i wouln't call it an operation its quite small but i've been avoiding tv and computer screens-- actually been watching tv with one eye lol. We need the Mew crew for major bumpage to this thread--they're probably busy with top secret operations lol.

Philip Pullman's Northern Lights has been named the best children's book of the past 70 years. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6228124.stm to tie into the topic of thread. Just read Kafka for beginners, though i have read a book of Kafka's stories when i was in high school. I read them and was dumbfounded perhaps i was too young to read it or i was used to books that told linear and unambiguous stories- but i really didn't understand it. Reading Kafka for Beginners (part of the Icon books series) i found i understood the story of Metamorphasis better, i am planning to re-read his works as they are a distant memory of confusion. also the guy who did the cartoons in the book is called Robert Crumb the name and style of drawing reminds me of American Splendour (the movie had comic book drawings).

^ haha cheers in light of the secrecy you shall all call me by my codename "RED FOX"

oh oh * holds hand up in air* can help out! i have finished my exams too! congrats on your graduation Nadia. could you message me on myspace? i don't really go on MSN, its too addictive haha, my friend forced me to create a myspace site and i'm addicted to that so i'm scared of MSN lol. ahhh the suspense is killing me!

^ i thought it was Coelho (!) (?) Edit: checked it out and it's actually Veronika Decides To Die, my mistake.

^ cheers i'll def will -- phew gona be lota reading this holidays lol :) i've never read about that part of history.

i know movies don't have as deep an analysis as books etc but watch Lumumba, Gandhi, the Belgians and British made it a difficult transition of power for the Democratic Republic of the Congo(formely zaire) and India respectively. the Indian and Pakistani split was traumatic and it didn't have to be so, when certian voices told the British to draw the split line differently this advice was ignored. Mobutu (future dictator of Zaire) was backed by US and Belgium (no finger pointing here y'all work together now). on another note thanks for posting info on amnesty int. and the between darfur and baghdad article gona read it now.

^ that sounds interesting...um is it very gruesome? i remember after reading 'the Idiot' by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, i wanted to understand what was Prince Myshkin's (one of the main characters in the book)facination with punishment techniques etc. so read a book on the history of punishment. quite disturbing....yet dare i say it interesting.

Quote coldmike: "I sometimes felt like it was two different bands. Their gigs are less intimated. I mean, I feel like Live 2003 had a different atmosphere. It's less... I'd say cold. They seem closer to the crowd. " that's what i felt of course it could also be that i was way at the back in 06 concert where people don't stand up and dance. Still the flashy lights and big screen were kind of distracting yet beautiful. Quote GazeboflossUK : "Look at all the good songs from the pre AROBTTH era that were either never recorded or were only ever b-sides." They were overflowing with creativity then. i would sometimes wish their b-sides would've made it to an album to show their different range. I wonder if that did happen, would they be as big as they are now? ......

i like graffiti in toilets makes interesting and best of all hands free reading.