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[Bonnie Castle]

I do.

 

Do you like it? Is it useful for you?

[All_Things]

I mean I forgot how to pronounce this place name.

 

Oh, sorry for the late reply. It sounds like [Eksete®]

 

Speaking about Twitter account, I've it, too. Frankly speaking, I read the others' tweets more than write myself, lol.

[Bonnie Castle]

 

Speaking about Twitter account, I've it, too. Frankly speaking, I read the others' tweets more than write myself, lol.

 

So do I:)

[Домино Годфриевна]

Ah, this reminds me of a song... I'm fighting off an urge to quote it))

 

Oh, that is nice.

[Kirk]

Do you like it? Is it useful for you?

 

Well I 've written one tweet for half a year maybe:). But I enjoy reading Stephen Fry or Dalai Lama.

[Bonnie Castle]

Well I 've written one tweet for half a year maybe:). But I enjoy reading Stephen Fry or Dalai Lama.

 

Dalai Lama has Twitter? I didn't know it:D

[Kirk]

Dalai Lama has Twitter? I didn't know it:D

 

Yeah, he does. He writes very wise and useful things there.

[All_Things]

Oh, could u give us the link to his Twitter page, pls?

[Bonnie Castle]

Oh, could u give us the link to his Twitter page, pls?

 

I join:)

[Kirk]

Here it is. Enjoy!

[Bonnie Castle]

Kirk, thanks a lot! He truly writes wise things.

I like this The most important thing is to have a sense of responsibility, commitment, and concern for each of our fellow human beings.

[Kirk]

Kirk, thanks a lot! He truly writes wise things.

I like this The most important thing is to have a sense of responsibility, commitment, and concern for each of our fellow human beings.

 

You are welcome. That is a nice saying. And I like:

Taking care of our neighbors’ interests is essentially taking care of our own future.

That is so lifelike:D.

[All_Things]

Thanks a lot, Kirk!

 

It's very interesting to read his thoughts.

[Bonnie Castle]

And I like:

Taking care of our neighbors’ interests is essentially taking care of our own future.

That is so lifelike:D.

 

Yeah, this's good. And about friendship I like this Friends, genuine friends, have much more to do with whether we have a warm heart, not money or power.

 

He says simply but directly.

[Kirk]

Yeah, this's good. And about friendship I like this Friends, genuine friends, have much more to do with whether we have a warm heart, not money or power.

 

He says simply but directly.

 

Exactly.

Thanks a lot, Kirk!

You are welcome.

[mastholte rietberg]

Is that the point?

 

The point? Yes, sure, a good laugh is worth a bad day. I didn't mean offense. Rather, that you've got a great sense of humour and I enjoy talking with you.

 

... OK, no, that's not the point. Bruce is too old now. I've been talking about another guy who'll beat old Bruce one day)

[Air-space]

This time I have to fight the hope that someone else knows this song)

 

"Hello again

 

Hello, I'm here again

and who am I this time?

I've got ideas, ways to be

I'm coming back seriously

 

From gold and black, to red and warm

I'm pushing through

I'm blind in light, hello again

Here I am for you"

 

Bruce Dickinson - Tibet

 

 

Actually, when I was written I meant another song ... by Neil Diamond, but I like the song

by Bruce Dickinson from your reference, thanks a lot

[LaBrie]

The point? Yes, sure, a good laugh is worth a bad day. I didn't mean offense. Rather, that you've got a great sense of humour and I enjoy talking with you.

 

... OK, no, that's not the point. Bruce is too old now. I've been talking about another guy who'll beat old Bruce one day)

Whos it?

And what were the 'spontanious numbers of words' like a cut moment from a song in the post earlier?

[mastholte rietberg]

Oh, sorry for the late reply. It sounds like [Eksete®]

 

- Guess what, I thought it would be different! But thanks anyway!

 

Actually, when I was written I meant another song ... by Neil Diamond, but I like the song

by Bruce Dickinson from your reference, thanks a lot

 

Wow! thank you much for bringing up Tears of the Dragon. Actually, I didn't believe for a damn second that someone would think Balls to Picasso, haha... Is Neil Diamond's song titled 'Hello Again'? I'd like to hear it, too...

[Air-space]

Is Neil Diamond's song titled 'Hello Again'? I'd like to hear it, too...

 

Sure, here

. But it is some difference between the Neil Diamond's style and the Bruce Dickinson's style of music.

[mastholte rietberg]

Sure, here

. But it is some difference between the Neil Diamond's style and the Bruce Dickinson's style of music.

 

Hehe, there IS a difference in style... but both are great voices. Thanks for the link, it was a pleasure.

[Air-space]

Hehe, there IS a difference in style...

 

Like I said

 

but both are great voices.

 

I doubt about it... may be cause I prefer opera voices .. But they both are legends, I think

 

Thanks for the link, it was a pleasure.

 

Welcome

[mastholte rietberg]

Whos it?

And what were the 'spontanious numbers of words' like a cut moment from a song in the post earlier?

 

Sorry, I overlooked this post.

 

About the guy, well... I can't tell without revealing too much. I don't know his name. All I know is that he was born... in Greece)

Is the other question intended for me? If so, I can't figure out what you're saying... you're being too obscure.

 

Like I said

 

I doubt about it... may be cause I prefer opera voices .. But they both are legends, I think

 

Welcome

 

I have no doubt about the voices that get to me!

[LaBrie]

Sorry, I overlooked this post.

 

About the guy, well... I can't tell without revealing too much. I don't know his name. All I know is that he was born... in Greece)

Is the other question intended for me? If so, I can't figure out what you're saying... you're being too obscure.

 

 

Give some of his music in that case. I d listen to.

[mastholte rietberg]

Give some of his music in that case. I d listen to.

 

Haven't you heard it. The legend has it the guy was born on an island that is covered with roses. Red roses, all over the island, and music is played in the great halls all over it.