STEWART COPELAND

by **giovanni** on 19 Oct 2006 20:06

How old is this friend of yours Mrs. Gradenko?
He may have read something like Kerouac in his past, he's a good example the be on the road...I would be worried myself as well but I'm sure you did all your best, you and your friends and families....let him do his experience, you can't live his life, that's his choice...we got to accept that sometimes, even if we don't agree, and after doing all your best to convince him to change mind.... maybe he will learn something different, maybe he will get back to you and tell you were right, but he can't say that before trying...
Let us know.

by **Mrs. Gradenko** on 19 Oct 2006 22:59

He's just a little younger then me, will turn 19 in January.

See what we get for teaching guys to read.... look what happens! :wink:

I've desided if he was going to go, he would have just gone.... not warned us all. So I feel better.

by **georgygirl** on 20 Oct 2006 02:46

Mrs. Gradenko, did you read Siddartha from Hermann Hesse?

by Al on 20 Oct 2006 13:08

[quote="Mrs. Gradenko"]Fucking damn (better word?)! [/quote]

Of course,but you can do as you wish.

by **Mrs. Gradenko** on 21 Oct 2006 04:27

[quote="georgygirl"]Mrs. Gradenko, did you read Siddartha from Hermann Hesse?

[/quote]

I had never heard of it.

He left. The last thing he said (besides good bye) was, "I'll be gone no less than 2 years, and no more than 10." We all tried to give him some cash, but he still refused.

So if you see a really cute Mexican guy about my age, pick him up.... but don't kill him!

by **georgygirl** on 21 Oct 2006 08:49

Siddartha from Hermann Hesse is a story of a man who is very rich, but one day decided to go away from home to live without anything. Across his life (without nothing) he can reached the Nirvana.
Let me tell you that right now I am just coming to see Fall Out-Police Experience at Nirvana, and was a kool gig-experience. They play a lot of songs from Police-Inivisible Sun, Every little thing she do is magic, Roxanne, Hole in my Life, etc, and Can't Stand losing you mixed with Regatta de Blanc. Two of them recognized me (Mike and Dave) and our encounter was really greatful. Felt that they are already my friends. And Mike, Fall Out drummer sign me the poster from tonight with a note that said 'We all love you.
O-O
I love them too, they are so sweet with me, and play very good Police's songs.

The guitar man is newbie, but I also know him, because when I was talking with Dave, he came where I am...

Don't worry about your friend Mrs. Gradenko. Maybe he also wants to reach the Nirvana, and to do this, you have to live without material world.

by **georgygirl** on 21 Oct 2006 08:57

Captain Blood I am very thankful with you.

I know Fall Out-Police Experience because you told me a year ago that this band was coming to Monterrey.

You are a kool Pal...

¡Chuicks!

by **Captain Blood** on 21 Oct 2006 08:59

Oh yes? Can you believe that I don´t remember telling you ?
I´m getting old :cry:

by **georgygirl** on 21 Oct 2006 09:09

Well it doesn't matter, I remember very well.

You told me that is a post in backstage cafe about this happening in Monterrey, asking if I knew some about it, and then I made contact with them.

Now I think we are something like friends. In fact I will put an interview from NotGordonbutclose (Dave) in my new edition magazine.

You see, sometimes we are not concious about the consequences of the things we are saying. But in this case, you called, I came, and you don't remember what you said... :wink:

by **Mrs. Gradenko** on 22 Oct 2006 04:09

Ick I just say My Chemical Romance on SNL. That was the worst thing I've ever seen them put on. Ok granted I've only seen a few episodes, but still that sucked SO much.

Took me like a minute to deside the lead singer wasan't a woman...

I miss getting to go trick-or-treating.