zandarthemagnificent

*sees Zander logged in and waves wildly* How are you?!

no spatulas, fortunately! i just feel overwhelmed. we're getting the house ready for possible placement on the market. all the tasks (dark corners.. ugh) we've been avoiding all these years, suddenly we're having to deal. Oh, the humanity. and the back pain. Good to hear from you. Thanks for dropping me a line! hope you're not under attack yourself...

Hey Zandar! What's up? I haven't logged in for 3 weeks partly due to work and tax time...and I see you've been on hiatus for a while, too. I hope all's well! No one coming after you with a spatula?

Your comments about mainstream Christianity's incorporation of new age and beliefs are interesting and help explain why I can't find logic in the illogical! "A marvel to behold," like you say! :-)

Hey Zandar! I was interested in what you wrote in the "Confessions" thread:
"Not all that unusual- I've been around people who think of themselves are Christian- not hardcore as far as practice, but they believe in all that- but also believe in past lives and reincarnation. And romanticize it. If you're looking for a belief system that has no contradictions... best look elsewhere... "

I guess maybe Taylor Swift isn't such a religious rebel, after all! :-)

well, i'm gonna listening to tago mago tonight then : D

i'll tell you what i think of it once i'm done

not much, your can avatar caught my eyes, and then in the indie forum you talked about japandroids, flaming lips, and mount eerie. thought your tastes seem similar to mine.
question for you though, as a can noob i haven't listened tago mago yet, do you like it more then ege bamyasi?

so far, you're probably my favourite member here

Yes, it's good to know what your limitations are! I'm still working on mine. I have discovered through online forums that I'm much more social than I thought...at least when I can be social from the comfort of my computer armchair at home! I'd spend much more time online than I do if I could.

Getting to know people a little and learn about their views/experiences of life online is a pleasure: it really widens one's sphere of awareness...and I'm a curious person by nature. When my spouse and child come at me with a spatula in hand and try to pry me off my seat as part of an "intervention," I know I've spent too much time at the computer.

Hi Zandar! I just read about your dusty tape problem. Ha ha! I always enjoy your posts and your responses to mine...it's like we're having a real (slow time) conversation...and I've only been here around a week! Your insights on life are touching and funny. You really *are* Zandar The Magnificent! :-)