The Tarantula Who Stung Rome (Complete)

Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby Lynne on 02 Jul 2009 01:24

second hand joy, second hand joy, gotta love that second hand joy ...

Yay Amy! Glad you're having a good time despite the weather!
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby English-lion on 02 Jul 2009 01:44

Amy you look Fabulous Darling !!!!

squeeeee



soo happy for you :-)
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby Divemistress of the Dark on 02 Jul 2009 01:47

AWWWWWWWWWW! Ok, I just nearly literally teared up looking at that...you guys are SO CUTE! Matching blonds!! You almost look related in that photo, seriously. Can I just say I love that Cameroon jersey? So good to see it.

Ya know, somehow I added 2 and 2 and got 9 or something, and didn't realize you had gone to Italy to see the TARANTA!!!! HOW AWESOME!!

Oh man! Now I'm bummed that I missed out on being all happy for you beforehand & stuff. Looking forward to hearing more details in August (well, and here, of course).

Photos! More photos!!!!!
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby conroy on 02 Jul 2009 02:06

WOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

Thanks for sharing, Amy (and her generou$ aunt!!!).
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby Susan on 02 Jul 2009 03:04

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh this made my whole week. It does my heart good to see such a sweet and devoted fan get to meet him. :mrgreen:

What a great story and the picture is amazing! I must admit I scrolled right to that before reading everything and before reading any replies. You're right--he IS tall! I am sure of this because I think we're almost the same height give or take a little bit. And I see how much taller he is than you! Wheeeee. :) :) :) I am saving this picture and will print it out for posterity. SO happy for you that you got to meet the man!!!!!! And that saying about spending time with people must apply even when it's not actual time spent "together" because you guys look like you could be a little bit related. :)
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby Tamadude on 02 Jul 2009 05:11

WOOKIE SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! 8) 8) 8)
8)
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby Maud138 on 02 Jul 2009 07:30

I loooooooooove the photo!
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby samburusunset on 02 Jul 2009 08:12

[quote="Tamadude"]WOOKIE SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! 8) 8) 8)
8)[/quote]


HAHAHA!

Not sure what that would sound like.

Ya, I dunno peeps, aside from the fluffy uncontrollable hair and matching cowlicks, I don't see any it.
But thanks for your joy over my joy.
The first thing I thought of when I saw the Cameroon jersey was, "Oh, he's got EQ's shirt on!" :lol: :lol:
Stewart and Stanley together again!! YO!
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby Mary on 02 Jul 2009 08:49

[quote] So, I asked him what the deal was with the cymbal licking. He said everyone else on stage is showing so much passion and emotion with their instruments he's just joining in.[/quote] Oh Lord! hope they keep showing their passion so we can have more funny moments like that one!
Great story Sambu and you look gorgeous with him! Next time I want his arm around my shoulder!
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby policefan on 02 Jul 2009 16:57

very nice picture Amy

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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby AnyOther on 02 Jul 2009 17:29

You're one lucky girl, Amy - store those memories in a safe place for a rainy day!
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby Schmaffy on 02 Jul 2009 20:23

AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!

SO happy for you!!!! But equally jealous...I do notice how your red fingernails seem to be digging right into his right shoulder - can't says I blame's ya. I'd be holding on for dear life, too...

Whooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby Lady P on 02 Jul 2009 22:18

Well, it's difficult indeed to add something to Samburusunset's report! I can just say that it was really a pleasure to meet her (so funny to recognize each other, as she has already reported: Gizmo t-shirt for her, a red rose for me :-)). I would like also to thank Kipper for his support and all the other nutters for the unique sensation enjoing a gig together gives. Unique as Stewart is! Maybe he's more in this project now than the first time I saw him playing with the Taranta ensemble in 2004. The sound of the band is, how can I say it... more "clear cut", and I've seen more interplay between musicians, which is one of the things I love the most in a gig. I have still in my eyes Stewart "captivated" by Enza and Ninfa's voices while singing "Kali Nifta", which in griko (a dialect spoken somewhere in the Salento region) means "Goodnight" (it was not a coincidence that this was the last song to be performed, before the encore).
Just a little anecdote (that will be certainly appreciated by our Dirty Martini ;-)): Amy had prepared a delicious mini-flag and when she showed it to Stewart he remembered Andy's curiosity about the "big" flag during The Police tour. So I asked Stewart what Sting said. "Nothing", he replied, and me: "Was he a little bit envious?", and Stewart, with no esitation: "No!", and me: "Surprised?", and Stew: "No. Mystic". :lol:

Well, Kali Nifta, my friends!
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby samburusunset on 02 Jul 2009 22:31

Hi Paola! I was just finishing up my Chicobum report. I'm getting ready to do that now.
Stewart and Stanley together again!! YO!
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Re: The Tarantula Who Stung Rome

Postby nancyrose on 03 Jul 2009 00:31

Excellent!! I'm sooooo happy for you, Amy! You must be flying high!!

The photo is awsome!
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