Spill Your Guts: What You Really Think About MB members

VEGANGELICA · 08-08-2010, 02:37 PM

VocalsBass - I first became aware of your posts earlier this year, when I noticed you were very enthusiastic about music in the soul section, plus open to a variety of genres. You struck me as a good-natured, honest person with whom I can talk about feelings about music plus how the music is constructed. I was happy to learn you are a musician! I think you really get the joy of making music with others and would be supportive and offer good suggestions to fellow musicians, so I imagine it would be fun to jam with you. You remind me of Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, who is in it for the love of music. You aren't on an ego trip, like some musicians I hear about. When I first read your posts, I thought you were maybe 18 or 20 because you sound so excited about music and your writing style is quick and spontaneous. You don't waste time on punctuating everything...so, you aren't anal-retentive like I am!

I like that you are friendly, spontaneous, direct. I hope you don't stop posting on MB!

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Originally Posted by Tuna

And Vegan I don't hate you or even dislike you, even if we disagree on anything and everything controversial.

I don't hate you or dislike you either, Tuna, but, urgh, do we really disagree on anything and everything controversial? This would make you...anti choice (pro life), pro capital punishment, anti same-sex marriage, pro genital cutting, pro regressive taxes, anti labor union, anti inheritance tax, anti environmental law, anti animal welfare, and pro preemptive wars. Plus, it would mean you don't support women's right to walk around topless in public like men!! Is it possible for someone to be that wrong on so many issues?

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Originally Posted by Urban Hatemonger

Does it taste as good in a sandwich?
No

You're just being silly now.

So...you don't go for a juicy mixture of braised algae, ketchup, and pickles on rye??

Heh heh...no, even I don't eat algae sandwiches...but algae OIL...now THAT'S the good stuff, and one of the main producers is actually a London-based company (V-Pure). If you tried to get the weekly recommendation for long-chain omega-3 fatty acids from tuna, you probably wouldn't be able to do so healthfully because that number of servings would put you over the maximum allowed due to the mercury content. I know, because I calculated it all out once using data on fish mercury and omega-3 fatty acid levels.