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[mailotron]

Originally Posted by Rick and Roll

I thought I knew these cats, but I looked on the page and it's someone else.

Small potatoes, and a confusing website to boot. Looks like another who thinks the world starts and stops with the same 5 or 6 bands and their offshoots.

I get feedback (mostly good) all the time - how interesting that someone chooses to write this.

The only thing worthwhile from that post is the word detritus. Never seen it used before, I like it.

ok, that's the 15 minutes of fame they got from me, and certaily no flaming. Onto the next thing...

HINT : Détritus is a common use french word ( rubish/garbage)

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by mailotron

HINT : Détritus is a common use french word ( rubish/garbage)

Mailotron - on an unrelated note (while I have your attention). Do you know or know of Jaak Geebelen? He's from Belgium and I have him as a friend on my space. His photos of bands are exquisite.

[VAXman(Admin)]

Originally Posted by Rick and Roll

Mailotron - on an unrelated note (while I have your attention). Do you know or know of Jaak Geebelen? He's from Belgium and I have him as a friend on my space. His photos of bands are exquisite.

I know him! Met him at a Marillion gig. He shoots with, essentially, a Canon EOS Rebel.

[mailotron]

Originally Posted by Rick and Roll

Mailotron - on an unrelated note (while I have your attention). Do you know or know of Jaak Geebelen? He's from Belgium and I have him as a friend on my space. His photos of bands are exquisite.

That name means nothing to me , perhaps his band's name will do ?

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by mailotron

That name means nothing to me , perhaps his band's name will do ?

http://www.myspace.com/jaakgeebelen

[deluge71]

Originally Posted by mailotron

HINT : Détritus is a common use french word ( rubish/garbage)

My favorite variation of the word is "detritivore" which is defined as one who feeds on said rubbish/garbage. Crayfish/crawdads are an example, as they survive on aquatic waste (i.e., decayed animals and/or vegetation).

I'm sure you all couldn't live another minute without knowing that, right?