Geleg Profile

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My Occupation

History professor

My Hobbies

music (jazz, psychadelic rock), games, family, history, reading

My yuku Posts

Title	Type	Date
Re: Guy Lafleur présenté par Viggo Mortensen	Reply	12/16/09
Re: The Print Version of the Majestic Wilderlands is available!	Reply	12/15/09
Re: Guy Lafleur présenté par Viggo Mortensen	Reply	12/15/09
Re: Guy Lafleur présenté par Viggo Mortensen	Reply	12/14/09
Re: Fight On! Through the Holidays!	Reply	12/14/09
Re: Same old Forum Game:The Son of The Person Below Me	Reply	12/14/09
Re: Guy Lafleur présenté par Viggo Mortensen	Reply	12/14/09
Re: Same old Forum Game:The Son of The Person Below Me	Reply	12/12/09
Re: Guy Lafleur présenté par Viggo Mortensen	Reply	12/12/09
Re: Guy Lafleur présenté par Viggo Mortensen	Reply	12/10/09

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Sir Clarence

16 Kudos

08/08/08

Thanks Rick! And right back to you because there several albums in my collection now that I would have never bought were it not for your recommendations. :)

Clarence

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Sen the Collector

17 Kudos

08/05/08

Wow, thanks for the compliment!
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The midget stone giant

15 Kudos

06/18/08

Here's a solidarity kudos for a fellow colorblind necromancer.

07/22/08

Reply from Geleg:
Hey, MSG, thanks for the kudos!

Colorblindness is mostly a nuisance, as you know - but it can be a good conversation starter!

sorry I didn't notice this sooner. I'd send you a kudos back, but I don't know how to!
Sir Clarence

16 Kudos

05/23/08

Thought I'd send this to you because of all your good musical recommendations. :)

Cheers!

Clarence

05/25/08

Reply from Geleg:
Thanks, Clarence. You and I seem to have pretty similar musical interests! It's funny about me, because for a long time I was mired in classic rock (which I still love, of course). It was getting old and a friend introduced me to this indie record/cd store in town; the owner was awesome, even tolerating naive questions from an old fart like me. It really turned me around and I've been trying to dig up good, but unknown bands, instead of listening to the old familiars. It's led me to some pretty good stuff - the Brian Jonestown Massacre became a near obsession for a few years.

I really like the Music thread on the NG boards, and hope we can keep exchanging suggestions! who knows, maybe one of these days you and Michael will turn me on to Prog! (lol)

best,

Rick Barton (aka Geleg)