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This is where all of culture and all of time are collapsed into one seductive portal and viewed through the panoramic lens of the exotic. Come and embark on an armchair-travel virtual-voyage to the heart of timeless darkness and beyond; embrace the numinous monolith of the exotic immensity. Let us find that place where hybridization meets its destiny as pure fantasy. Let us become observers observing those others who are ourselves. You wear your mask and I'll wear mine.

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Favoriting December 22, 2016: A Do-Your-Thing Batucada (Strong as Thing, Sweet as Do)

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Artist Track Album Label Year Comments Approx. start time
  Intro            
Isaac Hayes & the Bar-Kays  Do Your Thing (Part 1)   Favoriting Do Your Thing 12"  Now-Again  1971 / 2016    0:00:40 (Pop-up)
Isaac Hayes & the Bar-Kays  Do Your Thing (Part 2)   Favoriting Do Your Thing 12"        0:22:40 (Pop-up)
Moondog  Do Your Thing   Favoriting H'Art Songs    1978    0:33:56 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
Jimi Hendrix 
The Things I Used to Do   Favoriting
Studio '69 
 
 
 
0:36:53 (Pop-up)
Pointer Sisters  How Long (Betcha' Got a Chick on the Side)   Favoriting Steppin'    1975    0:41:42 (Pop-up)
Tumblack  Chunga Funk   Favoriting Tumblack    1978    0:47:34 (Pop-up)
Wooden Glass feat. Billy Wooten  Monkey Hips & Rice   Favoriting The Wooden Glass Recorded Live    1972    0:51:57 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra & His Arkestra & the Cosmic Rays  Great Balls of Fire   Favoriting Singles Volume 1: Definite 45s Collection 1952-1961  Strut  2016    1:01:05 (Pop-up)
Wali and the Afro-Caravan  Journey to Mecca   Favoriting Home Lost And Found (The Natural Sound)    1970    1:06:26 (Pop-up)
Al Green  Strong As Death (Sweet As Love)   Favoriting Love Ritual: Rare and Previously Unreleased 1968-1976        1:16:30 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
Gamelan Gong Sekar Anjar and Gendèr Wajang Quartet 
Gendèran-Kebyar-Pandji Semeran   Favoriting
Exotic Sounds of Bali 
 
 
 
1:20:20 (Pop-up)
Mestre Geraldo e Sua Bateria  Mistura N°2   Favoriting Batucada Genial    1977  1977 reissue of 19756 LP, Brasil Batuque ‎– Isto É Que É Batucada Vol. 2  1:30:40 (Pop-up)
Mestre Geraldo e Sua Bateria  Mistura N°4   Favoriting Batucada Genial    1977    1:36:13 (Pop-up)
Peter Michael Hamel  Bolivia - Part I   Favoriting Aura    1972    1:43:42 (Pop-up)
Peter Michael Hamel  Bolivia - Part II   Favoriting Aura    1972    1:49:17 (Pop-up)
Miguel Flores  Pachacuti   Favoriting Primitivo    1981  The piece has four parts to it: 1. Abstract creation of the universe. 2. The pre-Columbian empires of ancient Peru as they formed and had intestinal wars. 3. The final conflict as the Spaniards arrived. 4. Present day urban.  1:57:18 (Pop-up)
Thirsty Moon  Crickets Don't Cry   Favoriting Blitz    1976    2:09:39 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
Isaac Hayes & the Bar-Kays 
Do Your Thing (Rhythm Section Mix)   Favoriting
Do Your Thing 12" 
 
 
 
2:14:42 (Pop-up)
Mark De Gli Antoni  Jigaboo   Favoriting Horse Tricks  Tzadik Composer Series  1999    2:25:06 (Pop-up)
Mark De Gli Antoni  Chundo   Favoriting Horse Tricks    1999    2:25:24 (Pop-up)
Steve Beresford  Screaming Reels   Favoriting Cue Sheets  Tzadik Film Music Series  1996  with Tony Coe & Mike Cooper, composed for the 1993 fishing series, "Screaming Reels"  2:27:05 (Pop-up)
Steve Beresford  Ray   Favoriting Cue Sheets    1996  with Tony Coe & Mike Cooper, composed for the 1993 fishing series, "Screaming Reels"  2:27:47 (Pop-up)
Steve Beresford  Cod   Favoriting Cue Sheets    1996  with Tony Coe & Mike Cooper, composed for the 1993 fishing series, "Screaming Reels"  2:29:07 (Pop-up)
Steve Beresford  Starfish   Favoriting Cue Sheets    1996  with Tony Coe & Mike Cooper, composed for the 1993 fishing series, "Screaming Reels"  2:30:48 (Pop-up)
Steve Beresford  Vegas   Favoriting Cue Sheets    1996  with Tony Coe, composed for 1995 BBC doc "The Projection Racket"  2:31:56 (Pop-up)
Steve Beresford  Loop   Favoriting Cue Sheets    1996  with Tony Coe, composed for 1995 BBC doc "The Projection Racket"  2:33:20 (Pop-up)
Frank London  The Laundry Dance: Calm   Favoriting The Debt  Tzadik Film Music Series  1997    2:36:12 (Pop-up)
Pierre Bastien  Eloj du Piqueupe   Favoriting Musiques Paralloïdres    1999    2:39:04 (Pop-up)
Tom Waits  Baby I'm Not A Baby Anymore   Favoriting Night on Earth (Original Soundtrack Recording)    1991    2:45:25 (Pop-up)
Abner Jay  St James Infirmiry Blues   Favoriting True Story Of Abner Jay        2:47:28 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
 
Caribbean Lagoon  
 
 
 
 
2:53:15 (Pop-up)
Trinidad & Tobago Steel All Stars  Do Your Thing   Favoriting West Indies Funk 3        2:58:50 (Pop-up)


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Avatar 6:40pm
Flash Strap:

evening to you all, Explorers!
  7:00pm
Ehd:

Evening Flash!
Avatar 7:01pm
Flash Strap:

Hi Ehd!
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ndbob:

evening evan, ehd et al
Avatar 7:02pm
Flash Strap:

Hi Bob!
  7:05pm
JtotheK:

Good evening Flash and Explorers. Seasonal Greetings to you all.
Avatar 7:06pm
Flash Strap:

Hi J-K! Greetings of the season to you and all else as well!
Avatar 7:07pm
Flash Strap:

Have you guys already heard this extended Do Your Thing? I hope not, cause we're doing it tonight
Avatar 7:10pm
Carmichael:

Dang man, this bad boy is stretching OUT! Heya Flash and listeners.
  7:10pm
JtotheK:

I have not heard this extended version.
Avatar 7:11pm
Flash Strap:

The album version, which takes up almost all of side 4 of Shaft, clocks in at 19 minutes. We're about 8 minutes from entering uncharted territory and staying there for a bit
  7:11pm
JtotheK:

And, a few days after you spun Cymande on your program I found a 'Second Time Around' LP. Good stuff!
Avatar 7:11pm
Flash Strap:

Hi Carmichael! dig that crazy guitarvatar
Avatar 7:12pm
Flash Strap:

Niiice find, J-K
Avatar 7:12pm
Flash Strap:

seriously, this shit gets so far-out wild the longer they go
  7:14pm
JtotheK:

I haven't listened to Hot Buttered Soul in a while. May need to do so soon.
Avatar 7:15pm
Flash Strap:

man. Walk on By is really just one of the best works of sound of the whole century. I'm sometimes not the biggest Isaac Hayes fan depending on the stuff, but that track is hot lava to the end of days
Avatar 7:16pm
hyde:

whoops, i was so busy listening to this jam and drinking this i'm-not-working-until-tuesday wild turkey 101 that i forgot to say hello. so, um, hello.
Avatar 7:18pm
Flash Strap:

Hello Hyde, glad you're enjoying your break. Say hello to the turkey for me
Avatar 7:21pm
Flash Strap:

and now we're off the ledge into the unknown
Avatar 7:24pm
Carmichael:

Floating ... in a sea of amplified sound .... waves of sonic vibrations ...
Avatar 7:24pm
geezerette:

Hey Evan! This is great.
Avatar 7:26pm
Flash Strap:

Hi geezerette!
Avatar 7:27pm
hyde:

who is drumming? is it willie hall? it's insane?!
Avatar 7:29pm
Flash Strap:

It is! I'm pretty sure it is, anyway. Pretty adventurous stuff
Avatar 7:31pm
hyde:

it should be, given the time period. but this is way out there for him. amazing.
Avatar 7:33pm
Flash Strap:

totally far out, far out for Hayes too, whose psych excursions always have a kind of baroque tightness no matter how cosmically sprawling. this is a bumpy ride into unknown regions

Willie's sort of star of the show, here. give the drummer SOME
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:38pm
Doug Schulkind:

Flash Strap, the DJ who spins records with miles and miles and miles of H'Art.
Avatar 7:44pm
Flash Strap:

Doug! King of the Drummers!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:46pm
Doug Schulkind:

King of the Drummers? That would be Chick Webb. Here's proof: blog.gretsch.com...
Avatar 7:46pm
Flash Strap:

god this track is hypnotic
Avatar 7:47pm
Flash Strap:

damn, that man is a king
Avatar 7:48pm
hyde:

i want to see Chick Webb, Max Roach and Al Jackson Jr. battle it out to see who is king of the drummers
Avatar 7:50pm
Flash Strap:

with Doug as ref, doing maraca semaphore
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geezerette:

You guys,somebody build a time machine & we'll ALL go
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:50pm
Doug Schulkind:

Max Roach: "I remember standing in front of Chick Webb's drumset. His bass drum was so strong and constant I could hear it in my stomach: BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM constantly."
Avatar 7:51pm
hyde:

@Doug haha, excellent
Avatar 7:52pm
geezerette:

Art Blakey must've seen Chick Webb live. Many times.
Avatar 7:53pm
hyde:

also, now i am sad that all my Chick Webb records are in storage ;)
Avatar 7:54pm
Flash Strap:

I second the time machine plan, g.
Avatar 7:54pm
geezerette:

hyde, but you have them.
Avatar 7:55pm
ndbob:

When I saw Otis Redding they brought out a crown and crowned him king of soul
Avatar 7:55pm
Flash Strap:

whoa, bob. that must have been a sight to behold
Avatar 7:56pm
ndbob:

for sure Evan
  7:56pm
JtotheK:

This reminds me I need to find this Wooten LP 'in the field' for under $5. Doesn't it also have the track "In the Rain"?
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:57pm
Doug Schulkind:

Chick Webb records. In storage? IN STORAGE??
Avatar 7:59pm
ndbob:

excellent first hour Evan - catch the rest later
Avatar 7:59pm
Flash Strap:

never heard it, J-K! I was just thinking how little I really know of Wooten outside this record
Avatar 8:00pm
Flash Strap:

thanks bob, see ya and have a great holiday do-your-thing
Avatar 8:01pm
hyde:

@Doug sigh. ALL of my records are in storage, until i can reassemble my life. don't ask! :)
Avatar 8:03pm
Flash Strap:

I hate that part of life and moving, Hyde. My profound sympathies
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:04pm
melinda:

howdy explorers
Avatar 8:05pm
Flash Strap:

Hi Melinda! Great to see you
Avatar 8:06pm
Flash Strap:

This Sun Ra is so agreeably straight, but with that characteristic ramshackle-ness... love this track. Whole comp is great
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member 8:09pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...listening...so, feeling a little less like a Myth that Don't Exist...
Avatar 8:10pm
Flash Strap:

Hi Rev! you'll always exist to me
Avatar 8:14pm
Flash Strap:

This whole LP is so amazing. First heard it on Doug's show, I think. Or maybe that was just the first time I noticed it... I think it was on Orgy in Rhythm, which is probably where I got it
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:16pm
melinda:

Digging Mecca.
Avatar 8:17pm
Flash Strap:

#1 all-time favorite Al Green cut, right here
  8:28pm
Dean:

You'd think a record dubbed "exotic sounds of Bali" would include sounds exotic from the perspective of Bali, e.g., Telemann's Tafelmusik or Herman's Hermits outtakes or something.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:30pm
melinda:

The beginning of this reminded me of Tom Waits' middle period.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:31pm
melinda:

Which was my intro to gamelan.
Avatar 8:31pm
Flash Strap:

I'd love hear that, Dean. "Exotic Sounds to Bali"
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:32pm
Ike:

Hi there.
Avatar 8:33pm
Flash Strap:

i totally hear that, melinda, and it's wild to think of Tom Waits being an intro to Gamelan, but it makes sense
Avatar 8:33pm
Flash Strap:

Hi Ike!
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jefff:

journey to mecca was really cool
Avatar 8:34pm
Flash Strap:

Hi Jefff! is that a whippet
  8:35pm
JtotheK:

Enjoying the program, gonna have to check out the rest via archives. Thanks Flash! Cheers everyone!!!
Avatar 8:35pm
jefff:

also the gamelan track behind you sounded super familiar but i dont remember listening to much gamelan ever
Avatar 8:35pm
jefff:

its a borzoi
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Flash Strap:

I mean, this really sounds like a sort of Brazilian Gamelan, in a way.
Avatar 8:36pm
Flash Strap:

aha a borzoi
Avatar 8:37pm
Flash Strap:

thanks J-K, and so long. yuletide wishes and whatnot
Avatar 8:37pm
geezerette:

I can not stop spinning!
  8:38pm
Dean:

I'm ashamed to admit that my conscious introduction to Gamelan--I must have heard the Nonesuch recording before this, but I don't remember the occasion--was a recording I purchased almost solely for the cover, which features a young and topless Balinese woman with whose image I was smitten. The program was a Gamelan and a Ketjak. I have since acquired more than a handful of Balinese recitals, none for the visuals.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:40pm
melinda:

I might have been exposed to a bit of gamelan in a movie before hearing Tom (Year of Living Dangerously?).
Avatar 8:42pm
Flash Strap:

ya gotta start somewhere! the basest urges can lead us to such higher realms
Avatar 8:43pm
geezerette:

SO GOOD. :D
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:43pm
melinda:

@Dean: incidental exposure to gamelan, haha
Avatar 8:43pm
Flash Strap:

definitely some ambient javanese gamelan in that flick, melinda
  8:43pm
Dean:

Figuratively, @melinda, figuratively.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:44pm
melinda:

The Vangelis score was nice too.
Avatar 8:44pm
hyde:

@melinda i love the year of living dangerously. the c. j. koch book it's adapted from is really good too.
Avatar 8:44pm
geezerette:

almost sounds Moroccan, which totally makes sense.
Avatar 8:44pm
Flash Strap:

really cool cover: img.discogs.com...
Avatar 8:45pm
geezerette:

WOW!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:46pm
melinda:

@hyde: I haven't seen it in a long time but probably worth re-watching. I liked it a lot too. Linda Hunt portraying a male character was a really bold move at the time, too.
Avatar 8:47pm
Flash Strap:

Some of Vangelis' best work is on that score. I like the score about ten times more than I like the movie, though I'm a little hard on Peter Weir since he never did a film as good as Picnic at Hanging Rock again

similarly, love the score of Gallipoli, not crazy about the film.

Great cinematography in both though
Avatar 8:48pm
hyde:

i confess that i think The Last Wave is better than Picnic. though i love both movies.
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Flash Strap:

Linda Hunt is really good, yeah. wow is she good
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Flash Strap:

well, shit. I haven't seen The Last Wave. Never could get ahold of it
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:49pm
melinda:

It was a departure from Picnic at Hanging Rock, true. I think I saw Picnic later, though. Even more of a departure was....Witness. Last Wave, yes! Might be my fave of the three.
Avatar 8:50pm
hyde:

holy heck. man. you have to see The Last Wave!!!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:50pm
melinda:

You gotta see The Last Wave! It must be somewhere.
Avatar 8:52pm
Flash Strap:

I will, I will! Always wanted to.

you know, i attribute this partly to lowered expectations (and never having read the source material), but I actually really like Master & Commander, in a way
Avatar 8:53pm
Flash Strap:

Oh hell, and I haven't seen Mosquito Coast, which seems pretty essential, whether it's good or not
Avatar 8:55pm
hyde:

i do also think his Hollywood movies are a bit of a step down from Last Wave and Picnic, but there's still a lot there. Witness is fine. Mosquito Coast is sort of underrated and pretty good. Fearless i really like. Truman Show and Dead Poets are really interesting for Hollywood movies.

it's a drag that after Master and Commander he sort of dropped out.
Avatar 8:57pm
Flash Strap:

i agree on all points there, Hyde.
Avatar 8:59pm
Flash Strap:

this is such a cool piece. you can read notes on it here: buhrecords.bandcamp.com...
Avatar 8:59pm
geezerette:

this is a stellar show.
Avatar 8:59pm
hyde:

though i guess he made some movie in 2010 with Ed Harris, Colin Farrell and Saoirse Roman called The Way Back? i don't know anything about that.
Avatar 9:00pm
Flash Strap:

thanks geezerette!
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Flash Strap:

me either, Hyde... wonder how it was
  9:03pm
Dean:

"Intestinal wars"?
Avatar Swag For Life Member 9:03pm
Dave in Vermont:

Just tuning in. I just watched The Way Back the other day - mostly because I saw Peter Weir's name.
It was ambitious but not that well directed. Or maybe I missed the point of the style. The story was decent but I felt it should have been more moving.
It based on a true story of a Pole who was accused of being a spy in post WWII Poland and sent to Siberia, who then ended up leading an escape, which ended up taking the survivors over the Himalayas into India.
Avatar 9:04pm
Flash Strap:

So it reads in Flores' own notes, and I hope it is not a typo
Avatar Swag For Life Member 9:04pm
melinda:

I remember liking Witness when it first came out. Then I saw a film of John Waters' one-man stage show in which he recounts a story of a couple who were so offended by one of his films that they called the cops about it. He said if they can call the cops on his movie he reserves the right to call the cops on the barn raising scene in Witness. I guess its blatant and contrived feel-goodyness was equally offensive to him, which I found hilarious and I haven't been able to take it seriously since then. The rest of the movie is probably ok.
  9:04pm
Dean:

I mean, I can relate, particularly if the reference is to Lima beans, but the concept kinda distracts from the vibe.
  9:05pm
Dean:

I'm guessing "internecine" might be the intended term.
Avatar 9:06pm
hyde:

@melinda hahahaha. i liked that movie (but haven't seen it since 1985), but i totally get that. it is a really self serious piece, as i remember it. still, i saw it twice when it came out.
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hyde:

@Dave in Vermont huh, interesting. thanks for the review!
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geezerette:

Dean,that's what I thought.
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Flash Strap:

I like to think he's relating a primeval state of society to the viscera of the body, the sort of thing the surrealists or Burroughs would do. You might be right about internecine, though
Avatar Swag For Life Member 9:08pm
melinda:

Great set here, Flash.
Avatar 9:08pm
Flash Strap:

That is a great story, Melinda. God I can relate to that sentiment
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Flash Strap:

Hi Dave, and thanks for the knowledge!
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geezerette:

It's a mind movie in any case.
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Flash Strap:

thanks melinda!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 9:10pm
Doug Schulkind:

Back from dinner. It was a creamy, tomato-y, shrimpy delight! Now for some Explorers Desserts!
Avatar 9:11pm
Flash Strap:

H'ark! Shrimpy Delights with Doug

Bless you for returning to our dessert cart Doug
  9:12pm
Dean:

Thirsty Moon. Man, it has been years, although I don't know this one at all.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 9:13pm
Dave in Vermont:

Really like and appreciate The Truman Show and Witness is a movie I have always liked, though there are some overly sentimental Hollywood moments like the barn-raising and the scene where he convinces her to dance to the radio. Haven's seen Picnic... in a very long time but remember being enthralled by it. Thanks all for the tip on The Last Wave which I just added to my Netflix queue.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 9:13pm
Doug Schulkind:

I would wander a thousand deserts for your sumptuosity, Flash Strap.
Avatar 9:27pm
hyde:

i'm reading more about the Last Wave now (on the seminal Australian film site Senses of Cinema) and I'm remembering how when it showed in a film class when i was a college student in the 80's io went to 3 screenings of it in a week when it was showing and i hope i'm not overselling it but damn everyone should see this movie
Avatar 9:30pm
Flash Strap:

will do, Hyde, and that is a promise

btw, just watched A Woman Under the Influence and I feel like it's impossible to oversell it, I'm having one of those moments over it
Avatar 9:32pm
hyde:

this is some odd Tony Coe...i had hoped someone uploaded the fishing series to Youtube, but alas it seems no
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Flash Strap:

yeah, I'd really like to see it
Avatar Swag For Life Member 9:34pm
melinda:

I saw Woman Under the Influence at the library yesterday and considered it but chose Jane Campion's 'Sweetie' and a documentary about the murder of an early 20th century union organizer instead. Tough choices.
Avatar 9:36pm
hyde:

@Flash Cassavetes is such an amazing figure. I saw Gloria for the first time not too long ago. That movie is genius.

The Colombo he directed (Etude in Black) is one of my faves, too. Those two acting against each other is *spectacular*.
Avatar 9:38pm
Flash Strap:

That is maybe the best Columbo, in my opinion. Top 3, anyway
Avatar 9:40pm
Flash Strap:

highly recommend it for the next trip to the library Melinda! Gena Rowlands' performance is the definition of genius
  9:41pm
Dean:

I met Peter Falk at UCLA in '84 during the Olympic Arts Festival. It was a performance by Piccolo Teatro di Milano of The Tempest in Italian. He was in the audience, and the person with whom I attended the show had long before purchased one of Falk's paintings, so he felt obligated to speak with him. I was fairly blown away by the play.
Avatar 9:41pm
hyde:

@Dean wow!
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Flash Strap:

@Dean: wow wow wow

Peter Falk is one of my biggest personal heroes
  9:46pm
Dean:

Saw Jon Voigt, too, FBOW. I have to say, though, that the festival itself was SO formative for my thespian ambitions. I'm not an actor, but I loved having been an amateur, and the shows that traveled to LA were AMAZING.
Avatar 9:47pm
Flash Strap:

that's so cool, man
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Flash Strap:

some epic monologuing in this song, get ready if you don't know

I mean, don't miss a word if you can help it
Avatar 9:51pm
geezerette:

Never heard Abner Jay before, OMG!
Avatar 9:52pm
Flash Strap:

"'lectwician"
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geezerette:

LOVE this!
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Flash Strap:

Abner jay is an American genius!
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hyde:

@geezerette me either, this is great..
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geezerette:

hyde,let's find that time machine & buy that man a drink!
  9:55pm
Dean:

Maybe he meant "intestinal"?
Avatar 9:55pm
geezerette:

hahaha!
Avatar 9:57pm
hyde:

it's kind of ironical that for once i don't have to work tomorrow so i was psyched that i could stay up and hang out with The Cool Blue Flame and inevitably what happens is there is no Cool Blue Flame tonight! if anyone needs me, i'll just be here screaming WHYYYYYY and shaking my fist helplessly at the sky
Avatar Swag For Life Member 9:59pm
melinda:

Night Evan & all!
Avatar 9:59pm
geezerette:

oh no,hyde!

Evan,gonna listen to this again!

Happy Holidays friends!
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Flash Strap:

Sorry I can't go extra long for you Hyde, if I'd known I would have planned on it!

Goodnight friends&fellows. see you next week
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:00pm
melinda:

We'll have to pretend that the stream is the Flame.
Avatar 10:02pm
hyde:

haha, it's fine. just so typical of my life. i'll just have to entertain myself. thanks!
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