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Re: Monk + more info.



those wacky, perverse kids chris e. and binky wrote:

>> Kids, Eric isn't lying to ya.   His wife is gorgeous, and makes a
>> *great* pecan pie.   Plus she always says hi to me when I call Eric,
>> so that wins her some brownie points.

>hey, i'll echo that! i got to meet her after a VoL show in Warsaw
>before they moved to Ohio! rrraauuu rraaaUUUUU!!!!! but i never got to
>taste her pie....

hey, you leave my wife's pie out of this...

>> Also, luckily for Eric, his adorable daughter takes after his wife.
>> ;-)
>>
>> >blessings upon me,
>>
>> You've already got blessings, son.   Share the wealth.

>um, Chris, their daughter is a *Little* young for you and it would be
>*slightly* illegal.... unless you moved to the rural areas of Indiana,
>of course.... so THAT'S why you guys moved! ;{P}

um, yes, i'm glad that that my daughter takes after my wife... she'll end
up with a bit more hair this way  ;-)

and yes, we did leave indiana because we were getting more and more
frightened of our surroundings... get out, binky, get OUT!!!

>you craddle robber you!

in chris's defense, he was a perfect gentleman when he was over at my
house... (at least in regards to my wife and daughter... i'll leave chris's
*gentleman* status up to those that actually claim to know him...)


>DO YOU YAHOO!?

>yahoo!

and now for the OtR content...
my song of choice as per jan's question would probably be June... i just
love that song.

and as far as the besides bothered vs. the eve bothered, i'd have throw in
my lot with the besides version. but before anyone (chris) blasts me on
that, let me explain. it's sort of the same situation as mr. greg smith. it
had been like 2 years since i had gotten to see OtR when i finally drove up
to columbus in '96 to see them play at ludlows... the long dry spell
combined with the fact that i had never heard bothered live (i still didn't
have besides at the time) just overwhelmed me and i found myself crying
when they opened the show with it. it certainly wouldnt have the same
effect on me now that it did that night in '96, but at that moment it was
so powerful that i just couldn't help myself. so, there you have it.

love and stuff,
eric.

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