blue wrote:Well I know I've seen pictures of Rob, Dave, Duncan, Paul, Michael, Sara, Spook, Tiffany, Angie, Coral,
Ah yes,but a 'mental image' can take in how you think a person speaks and how they behave and as the old saying goes,you can't judge a book by its cover!
sound world wrote:
Bloke who had a tree growing out of his back??? Don't remember that.
It's in the picture thread somewhere, you know - he posted a picture of himself because he'd made some comment about how ugly Thom Yorke was and I got all on my high horse (cos I luv Thom). And in this picture he's stood in front of a tree and it looks like the branches are growing out of his back, like weird angel wings.
sound world wrote:Merry Christmas,by the way! The day is upon us; I've just been to midnight mass and done the stocking/drunk the sherry.Now I'd better get to bed so I can be around for the stocking opening in approx 5 hours time [b)]
Merry Christmas to you. I only woke up about an hour ago. Now I have to go and make some stuffing and my special potatoes to take down to my mum's. Blah. I just want to SLEEP.
Ice, you were the one most tender with the rivers.
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
Sober now everybody?
Very reasonable eating and drinking yesterday evening here. Presents for the ladies. I got myself an iPod touch a while ago. Don't use it much at all. My advice, save your money.
Meet-up in Stockholm. Hum, why not in Lund, in February? We have a trip planned to Lund in February... Another suggestion, Biarritz second half of July 2008.
RobB wrote:Ah yes,but a 'mental image' can take in how you think a person speaks and how they behave and as the old saying goes,you can't judge a book by its cover!
This is true Rob. So, in real life you must be a shy guy then.
Do you know, I just realised I've spoken to Rob on the phone and I can't recall his voice at all. He must have worked some kind of Prisoner-style mind mischief on me.
Ice, you were the one most tender with the rivers.
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
RobB wrote:Ah yes,but a 'mental image' can take in how you think a person speaks and how they behave and as the old saying goes,you can't judge a book by its cover!
This is true Rob. So, in real life you must be a shy guy then.
I don't know about shy Paul but i'm quite quiet natured.
You'll have to ask Dave but I don't think I can be judged solely by my posts.
They are pretty misleading really.
blue wrote:Do you know, I just realised I've spoken to Rob on the phone and I can't recall his voice at all. He must have worked some kind of Prisoner-style mind mischief on me.
or should that be ?
I remember being surprised by your Scottish accent, Beth....I wasn't expecting that at all.
I actually have a kind of rural north Essex / south Suffolk accent....(a lot of people think I'm from Suffolk) but thats not really surprising as I've traced my family history back 500 years and we've always been living near to those county borders.
RobB wrote:I remember being surprised by your Scottish accent, Beth....I wasn't expecting that at all.
As a foreigner I have troubles with understanding the Scottish accent, with Beth that was no problem at all.... so I guess the accent wasn't that bad. [akiss]
Definitely with you, you International Man of Mystery.
RobB wrote:I remember being surprised by your Scottish accent, Beth....I wasn't expecting that at all.
Yeah I think Dave was surprised as well, if I recall, though I'm sure I've mentioned my Scots origins on the board. I'm from the west of Scotland, the bit with the broadest, most impenetrably indecipherable speech.
I left when I was still a child though, so I think my accent has softened a lot - I've spent 3 times as much of my life in England as I did in Scotland. When I go back home I find I can't understand a word anyone says to me for the first couple of days, and they all complain about how English I sound.
Ice, you were the one most tender with the rivers.
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
pgss wrote:
As a foreigner I have troubles with understanding the Scottish accent, with Beth that was no problem at all.... so I guess the accent wasn't that bad. [akiss]
Ah yes, I remember asking you on the phone Paul - 'Can you understand this accent? Are you sure?' But you did, perfectly.
You sounded exactly like a young Professor, very precise and curious and quiet-spoken and well mannered. You were worried about your English and I remember thinking hang on, this guy speaks English better than a lot of natives I've heard. [akiss]
Ice, you were the one most tender with the rivers.
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
Another suggestion, Biarritz second half of July 2008. 
