Hey guys guess things have slowed down so much we're getting spammed again. Oh well.

youandme_world <youandme_world@...> wrote:

AGE is just a NUMBER to US!
Free to join the wonderful world of AGELESS LOVE!
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Awesome...very well done. I have family members with cancer so...

Brit Chick <britchick5000@...> wrote:

Hi :)

I've been really uninspired for ages, so I just kind of grabbed the inspiration when it hit me and wrote this little ficlet. It's unbetad so any mistakes are mine. I should give it a tissue warning for character death and say it comes in my futureverse somewhere about 10 years after strangers on a plane, but if you haven't read it all you need to know is that Grace and Luke got married.

Enjoy

C8-H10-N4-O2 aka Hannah

Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

 

Luke couldn’t quite accept the quiet of night at the hospice. He thought that it should be in some small way like the hospital, where every hour of every day was busy saving lives. Here though, saving lives was a long forgotten dream. They were in the business of letting lives slip away peacefully and without fanfare.

 

The cancer that had appeared suddenly last year, spotted at a routine doctor’s appointment had ravished her. Her body was frail, weak and almost unrecognizable. Her dirty blonde hair was long gone; replaced by an ever-rotating collection of hats. All her clothes hung off her, and for the last week, she’s been swaddled in blankets, unable to get warm.

 

The doctor had warned them that this night would be the end. It was time to say goodbye, though Luke wasn’t ready. He really couldn’t ever be ready his mind reasoned. She was a part of him. He’d never be complete when she was gone, but she’d never really be gone as long as he held on to himself.

 

Her breathing had gotten noticeably shallower in the last hour, and he knew it was almost time.

 

“Grace, honey.” He padded over to where the other love of his life, the first love of his life was dozing in a chair with their son on her lap.

 

Grace painfully opened her eyes. It was always a wrench pulling yourself from sleep into what felt sometimes like a waking nightmare. She shook her son lightly to wake him and one he was lucid enough to stand, Luke took a hand from each of them and led them to say goodbye to Cait.

 

Eight years old was too young to die, but then was there ever really an age at which death lost its sting for those left behind. The dark circles under everyone’s eyes paid testament to the enormous strain of the last year, of the pain of watching a bright, vibrant child wither and die, eaten from the inside. The worst part was the utter helplessness though. It was pure and total hell to watch your child in such complete pain and to know that you had no power to prevent it. For all your understanding of the science behind it, you couldn’t make it better.

 

Cait had never totally lost her spark though. Even to the last, before she’s succumbed to unconsciousness four days previously she’d been herself. Her mother’s daughter to the last, she’d had a weak mini-rant about the hospices’ refusal to exchange the light bulbs in the hallways for energy saving models. She’d snarked that “just because she wouldn’t be around to see it, didn’t mean she wanted the planet to go to crap.”

 

Luke had died just a little at that moment, and then he’d scolded her for cursing.

 

James, at only ten, was showing maturity beyond his years. He let go of his parents’ hands and walked forward to the bed. He kissed his sister on the cheek and left the room. He’d told Luke that he didn’t want to see the very end, and that was ok. Aunt Joan was down the hall with Grams and Grandpa, and he’d be fine there.

 

Luke wrapped his arms around his wife’s waist, and she leaned into him with a heartsick weariness.

 

“Almost time,” he whispered to her.

 

“Yeah.” An errant tear slipped down her cheek. “You know Joan was telling her all about the people she’d meet. She told her about that kid Rocky, and Adam’s Mom and my Mom, and Judith.”

 

“She’ll have people to take care of her.”

 

“I know.”

 

“I love you Grace.”

 

“Love you too.”

 

The shallow breathing was slower now.

 

The kids were Jewish. Grace’s faith had grown stronger since her mother’s death. But at that moment, Luke couldn’t help thinking of a prayer he’d said every night as a young child, before science had become his religion. ‘Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep. If I should die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take.’

 

 

Sometimes the only way to stay sane is to go a little crazy
Suzanna Kayson

When the stars shine you shine with them,
When the moon glows you glow too,
The sky at night is a beautiful sight,
But it's not as beautiful as you.

The Sky at Night, Daniel Farrell

I'm still here...trying to figure out what you all are doing to my favorite couple. Don't tramitize me OK.

Carole Snyder <CaroleRSnyder@...> wrote:

It’s been awhile since we announced, it so I just wanted to throw out a reminder about the Virtual Season 3 at www.neias.net/virtualthree  We on the staff are having a blast doing it, and love it when people talk about it in the forum.  The link is on the Season’s main page.  Yeah, this is a shameless plea for more participation – especially since are most active poster aren’t really into Luke and Grace.  Trust me, we have some good (hopefully) stuff coming up for them, so, yeah, our couple needs adoration in our VS3 community….

Hi :)

I've been really uninspired for ages, so I just kind of grabbed the inspiration when it hit me and wrote this little ficlet. It's unbetad so any mistakes are mine. I should give it a tissue warning for character death and say it comes in my futureverse somewhere about 10 years after strangers on a plane, but if you haven't read it all you need to know is that Grace and Luke got married.

Enjoy

C8-H10-N4-O2 aka Hannah

Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

 

Luke couldn’t quite accept the quiet of night at the hospice. He thought that it should be in some small way like the hospital, where every hour of every day was busy saving lives. Here though, saving lives was a long forgotten dream. They were in the business of letting lives slip away peacefully and without fanfare.

 

The cancer that had appeared suddenly last year, spotted at a routine doctor’s appointment had ravished her. Her body was frail, weak and almost unrecognizable. Her dirty blonde hair was long gone; replaced by an ever-rotating collection of hats. All her clothes hung off her, and for the last week, she’s been swaddled in blankets, unable to get warm.

 

The doctor had warned them that this night would be the end. It was time to say goodbye, though Luke wasn’t ready. He really couldn’t ever be ready his mind reasoned. She was a part of him. He’d never be complete when she was gone, but she’d never really be gone as long as he held on to himself.

 

Her breathing had gotten noticeably shallower in the last hour, and he knew it was almost time.

 

“Grace, honey.” He padded over to where the other love of his life, the first love of his life was dozing in a chair with their son on her lap.

 

Grace painfully opened her eyes. It was always a wrench pulling yourself from sleep into what felt sometimes like a waking nightmare. She shook her son lightly to wake him and one he was lucid enough to stand, Luke took a hand from each of them and led them to say goodbye to Cait.

 

Eight years old was too young to die, but then was there ever really an age at which death lost its sting for those left behind. The dark circles under everyone’s eyes paid testament to the enormous strain of the last year, of the pain of watching a bright, vibrant child wither and die, eaten from the inside. The worst part was the utter helplessness though. It was pure and total hell to watch your child in such complete pain and to know that you had no power to prevent it. For all your understanding of the science behind it, you couldn’t make it better.

 

Cait had never totally lost her spark though. Even to the last, before she’s succumbed to unconsciousness four days previously she’d been herself. Her mother’s daughter to the last, she’d had a weak mini-rant about the hospices’ refusal to exchange the light bulbs in the hallways for energy saving models. She’d snarked that “just because she wouldn’t be around to see it, didn’t mean she wanted the planet to go to crap.”

 

Luke had died just a little at that moment, and then he’d scolded her for cursing.

 

James, at only ten, was showing maturity beyond his years. He let go of his parents’ hands and walked forward to the bed. He kissed his sister on the cheek and left the room. He’d told Luke that he didn’t want to see the very end, and that was ok. Aunt Joan was down the hall with Grams and Grandpa, and he’d be fine there.

 

Luke wrapped his arms around his wife’s waist, and she leaned into him with a heartsick weariness.

 

“Almost time,” he whispered to her.

 

“Yeah.” An errant tear slipped down her cheek. “You know Joan was telling her all about the people she’d meet. She told her about that kid Rocky, and Adam’s Mom and my Mom, and Judith.”

 

“She’ll have people to take care of her.”

 

“I know.”

 

“I love you Grace.”

 

“Love you too.”

 

The shallow breathing was slower now.

 

The kids were Jewish. Grace’s faith had grown stronger since her mother’s death. But at that moment, Luke couldn’t help thinking of a prayer he’d said every night as a young child, before science had become his religion. ‘Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep. If I should die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take.’

 

 

Yeah but unfortunately I couldn't find anything to say on the forums- I couldn't believe they got back on the Grace- gay/straight/bi bit and then onto Becky's. Although I agree with them in alot of ways...pardon me but who cares?...does it matter?...they so better not turn Grace gay this season...although I admit I take comfort in that most of the writer's are Grace/Luke shippers and wouldn't do that....probably...I hope. Anyway can't wait til Friday to find out what Luke's life-changing decision's gonna be... I can come up with a few ideas myself so it'll be interesting to see what they came up with.

Elizabeth Learned <musicgal18@...> wrote:

Hey, glad you were finally able to get in!  The vs is different from the neias forum so everyone had to register on the virtual season forum.

"How's that for gravitational pull?"

Luke and Grace, Joan of Arcadia

 

 

 

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Okay guys- tried getting my password...just in case I forgot it ( even though I know I didn't) anyway it's saying that my email address doesn't match my user name...not possible I only have one email address...this doesn't make any sense.

Hey guys I hope you're still checking this site from time to time. Anyway would you guys have any idea why I'm not being allowed to login in over on the virtual season? Do I have to reapply my membership there even though I'm a member of neias.net?

Is it bad that I skipped to all the Grace/Luke parts and read those first? G-d I hate Ryan. Anyway why am I smelling trouble for them already? Grace seems more catty than usual and that can't be good. Poor Luke if she's gonna be bitchy all season I pity him. Anyway small problem....when you go to print the last  page of Act 1...Kevin's picture cuts out Ryan's exchange with the Rabbi...not a big lose but still. Anyway great so far...and thanks to you guys including a soundtrack I now have soemthing to tell my aunt for my xmas list so she stops pestering me. Anybody got any news on Season 2 ever getting released to DVD ?-because I'd hate for them not to do it. We couldn't save the show but maybe we can bitch enough to get our DVD?

Haven't had a chance to read it...downside have using the library's computer but looks cool to me.

 

Awesome job you guys but it won't let me play the puzzles. Can't wait til 23rd. I'm so missing my Friday night TV fix. Actually my TV fix period...since I banned CBS from my house no SURVIVER or CSI. Oh well nuts to them.

Oh god that's too funny.

shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:

Oh no, she's a valley girl now. You're gonna be
wearing kelly green the next time I see you, aren't
you?


--- Constance VanSise <c_vansise@...> wrote:

> I just said that b/c I'm 36 - therefore the 80's are
> "like totally" my era....
>
> kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:Nothing at
> all is wrong with the 80's. I was born in 1980. It's
> just that Friedman dances (and dresses) like that
> kid in that Molly Ringwald movie...I want to say
> Pretty in Pink and it's the new Millenium so his
> style's just off. He should at least dance like he's
> from the 90's generation. It just makes more sense
> to me that if Becky is as old as everybody's saying
> she'd dance a little less hip.
>
> Constance VanSise <c_vansise@...> wrote: The
> Barenaked Ladies DO NOT - I repeat - DO NOT SUCK!!!
> "Almost...he still dances like a really bad 80's
> flashback which should be Becky's problem and not
> Aaron's if she's as old as  everybody's been
> saying."
> And what's wrong with the 80's pray tell?
> shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:
> To each their own. I will, however, continue to
> profess my hatred of that song.
>
> And that stupid REM song that used to play at the
> beginning of that scene.
>
> --- Carole Snyder <CaroleRSnyder@...> wrote:
>
> > >> This music sucks" was Another Postcard by
> > Barnaked Ladies (which very much does suck)
> >
> > No, see, Another Postcard doesn't suck.  It's
> catchy
> > and goofy and there's nothing wrong with it.  As
> for
> > the Macy Gray song, I agree, the substitute
> doesn't
> > work, because with the Macy song, there was an
> > underlying tone of....aggression, or someing, that
> > is missing.  Now it's just a little flat.  It
> makes
> > me sad.
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: shadowcrawler
> >   To: ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 12:24 PM
> >   Subject: Re: [ChemicalBreakdown] Re: An Update,
> > Gasp.
> >
> >
> >   Actually, the song that plays when Grace says
> > "This
> >   music sucks" was Another Postcard by Barnaked
> > Ladies
> >   (which very much does suck) in the on-air
> version,
> > and
> >   is a song by Army of Freshman (indie-punk band
> > Grace
> >   would totally listen to) in the DVD version.
> >
> >   Again, the reason so many songs were changed
> were
> > all
> >   licensing issues. That's also why the theme song
> > is
> >   only on the first episode of each disc. They
> were
> > able
> >   to get the rights to use certain songs in the
> > on-air
> >   versions but not DVDs because of playback.
> Certain
> >   record lables demand a certain amount of money
> for
> >   each time their songs are played. Which is lame.
> > And
> >   also why I pirate.
> >
> >   Also, editors don't really have anything to do
> > with
> >   the music anyway. The music supervisors do that,
> > and
> >   the audio techs dub it in.
> >
> >   --- kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:
> >
> >   > Sorry I assumed it was an editting thing
> because
> >   > almost all the songs were changed as far as I
> > could
> >   > tell....except the one Grace says sucks if
> > memory
> >   > serves me. Totally sucks that they let them
> use
> > it
> >   > for the show but got greedy on the DVD. The
> > music
> >   > doesn't fit the storyline anymore but at least
> > it
> >   > fits their dance moves...they almost made
> > Friedman
> >   > look improved. Almost...he still dances like a
> >   > really bad 80's flashback which should be
> > Becky's
> >   > problem and not Aaron's if she's as old as
> >   > everybody's been saying.
> >   >  And you're not really changing the subject
> > since
> >   > I'm the one that brought it  up. :-)
> >   >
> >   > shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...>
> wrote:
> >   > Don't blame the editors for the music change.
> > It's
> >   > all
> >   > a licensing thing. If you want to blame
> someone,
> >   > blame
> >   > Macy Grey's record label for wanting to much
> > money.
> >   > So, not the poor editor's fault. (eh-hem. I'm
> in
> >   > production, so, little sensitive of the blame
> > going
> >   > to
> >   > the wrong people) Anyway, I don't care much
> for
> > the
> >   > change there because I hate Macy Grey, but I
> > have
> >   > issues with the song playing when Grace says
> > "this
> >   > music sucks" because it's an Army of Freshman
> > song
> >   > and
> >   > they're totally a band she'd listen to. That
> > scene
> >   > has
> >   > the worst replacement music, I think. Not like
> > bad
> >   > music, but not fitting music.
> >   >
> >   > And that's me completely changing the subject
> in
> >   > Sam's
> >   > thread.
> >   >
> >   > --- scstooge <sg1stooges@...> wrote:
> >   >
> >   > > Oh dude sorry u didn't know about the milk
> > thing.
> >   > > and yeah the
> >   > > keeping of his shirt was the whole reason
> for
> > the
> >   > > story. well at
> >   > > least you got more new fic today than most
> > lol.
> >   > > -Sam
> >   > >
> >   > >
> >   > > --- In ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com,
> kara
> >   > > makowski
> >   > > <xamnagol@y...> wrote:
> >   > > > Gonna be another update cause ya should
> tell
> > us
> >   > > more often? I
> >   > > hadn't seen the spilt milk one the last time
> I
> > was
> >   > > on. I really liked
> >   > > it. Ya just kinda know if it happen on the
> > show it
> >   > > would have ended
> >   > > the same way...Luke so not getting his shirt
> > back.
> >   > > :) Although I
> >   > > would have allowed her time to kill
> Friedman.
> >   > > > Did anyone notice besides me that some
> > editting
> >   > > jerk at CBS changed
> >   > > the music in the Uncertainity Principle Ep.
> on
> > DVD
> >   > > so that Luke and
> >   > > Grace no longer kiss to that Macy Gray song?
> I
> > was
> >   > > rather pretrubed
> >   > > to say the least. It's now done to some I
> > don't
> >   > know
> >   > > rap music it
> >   > > sounds like that I can't even begin to tell
> > the
> >   > > words from.
>
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You're not the first person to tell me that. An aquantance of mine insists that the "generation' you're in as far as music's concerned is the decade in which you graduate high school- 1998 for me. I have to be honest though I think it's the era when ya first get a radio. I was like 6 at the time so I consider myself an 80's baby.

Constance VanSise <c_vansise@...> wrote:

I just said that b/c I'm 36 - therefore the 80's are "like totally" my era....

kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:

Nothing at all is wrong with the 80's. I was born in 1980. It's just that Friedman dances (and dresses) like that kid in that Molly Ringwald movie...I want to say Pretty in Pink and it's the new Millenium so his style's just off. He should at least dance like he's from the 90's generation. It just makes more sense to me that if Becky is as old as everybody's saying she'd dance a little less hip.

Constance VanSise <c_vansise@...> wrote:

The Barenaked Ladies DO NOT - I repeat - DO NOT SUCK!!!
"Almost...he still dances like a really bad 80's flashback which should be Becky's problem and not Aaron's if she's as old as  everybody's been saying."

And what's wrong with the 80's pray tell?
shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:

To each their own. I will, however, continue to
profess my hatred of that song.

And that stupid REM song that used to play at the
beginning of that scene.

--- Carole Snyder <CaroleRSnyder@...> wrote:

> >> This music sucks" was Another Postcard by
> Barnaked Ladies (which very much does suck)
>
> No, see, Another Postcard doesn't suck.  It's catchy
> and goofy and there's nothing wrong with it.  As for
> the Macy Gray song, I agree, the substitute doesn't
> work, because with the Macy song, there was an
> underlying tone of....aggression, or someing, that
> is missing.  Now it's just a little flat.  It makes
> me sad.
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: shadowcrawler
>   To: ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 12:24 PM
>   Subject: Re: [ChemicalBreakdown] Re: An Update,
> Gasp.
>
>
>   Actually, the song that plays when Grace says
> "This
>   music sucks" was Another Postcard by Barnaked
> Ladies
>   (which very much does suck) in the on-air version,
> and
>   is a song by Army of Freshman (indie-punk band
> Grace
>   would totally listen to) in the DVD version.
>
>   Again, the reason so many songs were changed were
> all
>   licensing issues. That's also why the theme song
> is
>   only on the first episode of each disc. They were
> able
>   to get the rights to use certain songs in the
> on-air
>   versions but not DVDs because of playback. Certain
>   record lables demand a certain amount of money for
>   each time their songs are played. Which is lame.
> And
>   also why I pirate.
>
>   Also, editors don't really have anything to do
> with
>   the music anyway. The music supervisors do that,
> and
>   the audio techs dub it in.
>
>   --- kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:
>
>   > Sorry I assumed it was an editting thing because
>   > almost all the songs were changed as far as I
> could
>   > tell....except the one Grace says sucks if
> memory
>   > serves me. Totally sucks that they let them use
> it
>   > for the show but got greedy on the DVD. The
> music
>   > doesn't fit the storyline anymore but at least
> it
>   > fits their dance moves...they almost made
> Friedman
>   > look improved. Almost...he still dances like a
>   > really bad 80's flashback which should be
> Becky's
>   > problem and not Aaron's if she's as old as
>   > everybody's been saying.
>   >  And you're not really changing the subject
> since
>   > I'm the one that brought it  up. :-)
>   >
>   > shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:
>   > Don't blame the editors for the music change.
> It's
>   > all
>   > a licensing thing. If you want to blame someone,
>   > blame
>   > Macy Grey's record label for wanting to much
> money.
>   > So, not the poor editor's fault. (eh-hem. I'm in
>   > production, so, little sensitive of the blame
> going
>   > to
>   > the wrong people) Anyway, I don't care much for
> the
>   > change there because I hate Macy Grey, but I
> have
>   > issues with the song playing when Grace says
> "this
>   > music sucks" because it's an Army of Freshman
> song
>   > and
>   > they're totally a band she'd listen to. That
> scene
>   > has
>   > the worst replacement music, I think. Not like
> bad
>   > music, but not fitting music.
>   >
>   > And that's me completely changing the subject in
>   > Sam's
>   > thread.
>   >
>   > --- scstooge <sg1stooges@...> wrote:
>   >
>   > > Oh dude sorry u didn't know about the milk
> thing.
>   > > and yeah the
>   > > keeping of his shirt was the whole reason for
> the
>   > > story. well at
>   > > least you got more new fic today than most
> lol.
>   > > -Sam
>   > >
>   > >
>   > > --- In ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com, kara
>   > > makowski
>   > > <xamnagol@y...> wrote:
>   > > > Gonna be another update cause ya should tell
> us
>   > > more often? I
>   > > hadn't seen the spilt milk one the last time I
> was
>   > > on. I really liked
>   > > it. Ya just kinda know if it happen on the
> show it
>   > > would have ended
>   > > the same way...Luke so not getting his shirt
> back.
>   > > :) Although I
>   > > would have allowed her time to kill Friedman.
>   > > > Did anyone notice besides me that some
> editting
>   > > jerk at CBS changed
>   > > the music in the Uncertainity Principle Ep. on
> DVD
>   > > so that Luke and
>   > > Grace no longer kiss to that Macy Gray song? I
> was
>   > > rather pretrubed
>   > > to say the least. It's now done to some I
> don't
>   > know
>   > > rap music it
>   > > sounds like that I can't even begin to tell
> the
>   > > words from.
>   > > >
>   > > > scstooge <sg1stooges@y...> wrote:
>   > > > ok so if anyone is interested i updated The
>   > > Snoring Story.
>   > > >
>   > > > http://www.geocities.com/anti_rebel_4u
>   > > >
>   > > > Go there and read it and let me know what u
>   > think
>   > > here cause we
>   > > need
>   > > > activity.
>   > > > -Sam
>   > > >
>   > > >
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"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."
-Albert Einstein

"There are only two races on this planet-the intelligent and the stupid."
-John Fowles

"When you talk about a great actor, you're not talking about Tom Cruise."
-Lauren Bacall

Why does it sound so different I wonder? I should know that song.

shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:

Yeah, the song that plays at the beginning of the
dance scene in the televised version was "Bad Day" by
REM.

--- kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:

> REM song?
>
> shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:To
> each their own. I will, however, continue to
> profess my hatred of that song.
>
> And that stupid REM song that used to play at the
> beginning of that scene.
>
> --- Carole Snyder <CaroleRSnyder@...> wrote:
>
> > >> This music sucks" was Another Postcard by
> > Barnaked Ladies (which very much does suck)
> >
> > No, see, Another Postcard doesn't suck.  It's
> catchy
> > and goofy and there's nothing wrong with it.  As
> for
> > the Macy Gray song, I agree, the substitute
> doesn't
> > work, because with the Macy song, there was an
> > underlying tone of....aggression, or someing, that
> > is missing.  Now it's just a little flat.  It
> makes
> > me sad.
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: shadowcrawler
> >   To: ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 12:24 PM
> >   Subject: Re: [ChemicalBreakdown] Re: An Update,
> > Gasp.
> >
> >
> >   Actually, the song that plays when Grace says
> > "This
> >   music sucks" was Another Postcard by Barnaked
> > Ladies
> >   (which very much does suck) in the on-air
> version,
> > and
> >   is a song by Army of Freshman (indie-punk band
> > Grace
> >   would totally listen to) in the DVD version.
> >
> >   Again, the reason so many songs were changed
> were
> > all
> >   licensing issues. That's also why the theme song
> > is
> >   only on the first episode of each disc. They
> were
> > able
> >   to get the rights to use certain songs in the
> > on-air
> >   versions but not DVDs because of playback.
> Certain
> >   record lables demand a certain amount of money
> for
> >   each time their songs are played. Which is lame.
> > And
> >   also why I pirate.
> >
> >   Also, editors don't really have anything to do
> > with
> >   the music anyway. The music supervisors do that,
> > and
> >   the audio techs dub it in.
> >
> >   --- kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:
> >
> >   > Sorry I assumed it was an editting thing
> because
> >   > almost all the songs were changed as far as I
> > could
> >   > tell....except the one Grace says sucks if
> > memory
> >   > serves me. Totally sucks that they let them
> use
> > it
> >   > for the show but got greedy on the DVD. The
> > music
> >   > doesn't fit the storyline anymore but at least
> > it
> >   > fits their dance moves...they almost made
> > Friedman
> >   > look improved. Almost...he still dances like a
> >   > really bad 80's flashback which should be
> > Becky's
> >   > problem and not Aaron's if she's as old as
> >   > everybody's been saying.
> >   >  And you're not really changing the subject
> > since
> >   > I'm the one that brought it  up. :-)
> >   >
> >   > shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...>
> wrote:
> >   > Don't blame the editors for the music change.
> > It's
> >   > all
> >   > a licensing thing. If you want to blame
> someone,
> >   > blame
> >   > Macy Grey's record label for wanting to much
> > money.
> >   > So, not the poor editor's fault. (eh-hem. I'm
> in
> >   > production, so, little sensitive of the blame
> > going
> >   > to
> >   > the wrong people) Anyway, I don't care much
> for
> > the
> >   > change there because I hate Macy Grey, but I
> > have
> >   > issues with the song playing when Grace says
> > "this
> >   > music sucks" because it's an Army of Freshman
> > song
> >   > and
> >   > they're totally a band she'd listen to. That
> > scene
> >   > has
> >   > the worst replacement music, I think. Not like
> > bad
> >   > music, but not fitting music.
> >   >
> >   > And that's me completely changing the subject
> in
> >   > Sam's
> >   > thread.
> >   >
> >   > --- scstooge <sg1stooges@...> wrote:
> >   >
> >   > > Oh dude sorry u didn't know about the milk
> > thing.
> >   > > and yeah the
> >   > > keeping of his shirt was the whole reason
> for
> > the
> >   > > story. well at
> >   > > least you got more new fic today than most
> > lol.
> >   > > -Sam
> >   > >
> >   > >
> >   > > --- In ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com,
> kara
> >   > > makowski
> >   > > <xamnagol@y...> wrote:
> >   > > > Gonna be another update cause ya should
> tell
> > us
> >   > > more often? I
> >   > > hadn't seen the spilt milk one the last time
> I
> > was
> >   > > on. I really liked
> >   > > it. Ya just kinda know if it happen on the
> > show it
> >   > > would have ended
> >   > > the same way...Luke so not getting his shirt
> > back.
> >   > > :) Although I
> >   > > would have allowed her time to kill
> Friedman.
> >   > > > Did anyone notice besides me that some
> > editting
> >   > > jerk at CBS changed
> >   > > the music in the Uncertainity Principle Ep.
> on
> > DVD
> >   > > so that Luke and
> >   > > Grace no longer kiss to that Macy Gray song?
> I
> > was
> >   > > rather pretrubed
> >   > > to say the least. It's now done to some I
> > don't
> >   > know
> >   > > rap music it
> >   > > sounds like that I can't even begin to tell
> > the
> >   > > words from.
> >   > > >
> >   > > > scstooge <sg1stooges@y...> wrote:
> >   > > > ok so if anyone is interested i updated
> The
> >   > > Snoring Story.
> >   > > >
> >   > > > http://www.geocities.com/anti_rebel_4u
> >   > > >
> >   > > > Go there and read it and let me know what
> u
> >   > think
> >   > > here cause we
> >   > > need
> >   > > > activity.
> >   > > > -Sam
> >   > > >
> >   > > >
> >   > > >
>
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I spent half my time mocking valley girls. Big surprise, huh? And we have gotten SOOOO off topic. Back to the theme of changing theme songs - "Monk" changed it's theme song - it's by Randy Newman now - and then they did an episode about a CSI type show where there's this deranged fan that is very upset that the show changed it's theme song. Then later she tells Monk he should have his own show and she was going to start a petition to make that happen and made him promise if he did get his own show, he wouldn't change the theme song. Very tounge in cheek.

shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:

I don't think I understood half of what you just said.
But I am proud to say I know what jellys are.

--- Constance VanSise <c_vansise@...> wrote:

> Like that's so grody to the max! I will be wearing
> neon green and jellys. DUH!
>
> shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:Oh
> no, she's a valley girl now. You're gonna be
> wearing kelly green the next time I see you, aren't
> you?
>
>
> --- Constance VanSise <c_vansise@...> wrote:
>
> > I just said that b/c I'm 36 - therefore the 80's
> are
> > "like totally" my era....
> >
> > kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:Nothing
> at
> > all is wrong with the 80's. I was born in 1980.
> It's
> > just that Friedman dances (and dresses) like that
> > kid in that Molly Ringwald movie...I want to say
> > Pretty in Pink and it's the new Millenium so his
> > style's just off. He should at least dance like
> he's
> > from the 90's generation. It just makes more sense
> > to me that if Becky is as old as everybody's
> saying
> > she'd dance a little less hip.
> >
> > Constance VanSise <c_vansise@...> wrote: The
> > Barenaked Ladies DO NOT - I repeat - DO NOT
> SUCK!!!
> > "Almost...he still dances like a really bad 80's
> > flashback which should be Becky's problem and not
> > Aaron's if she's as old as  everybody's been
> > saying."
> > And what's wrong with the 80's pray tell?
> > shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:
> > To each their own. I will, however, continue to
> > profess my hatred of that song.
> >
> > And that stupid REM song that used to play at the
> > beginning of that scene.
> >
> > --- Carole Snyder <CaroleRSnyder@...>
> wrote:
> >
> > > >> This music sucks" was Another Postcard by
> > > Barnaked Ladies (which very much does suck)
> > >
> > > No, see, Another Postcard doesn't suck.  It's
> > catchy
> > > and goofy and there's nothing wrong with it.  As
> > for
> > > the Macy Gray song, I agree, the substitute
> > doesn't
> > > work, because with the Macy song, there was an
> > > underlying tone of....aggression, or someing,
> that
> > > is missing.  Now it's just a little flat.  It
> > makes
> > > me sad.
> > >   ----- Original Message -----
> > >   From: shadowcrawler
> > >   To: ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com
> > >   Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 12:24 PM
> > >   Subject: Re: [ChemicalBreakdown] Re: An
> Update,
> > > Gasp.
> > >
> > >
> > >   Actually, the song that plays when Grace says
> > > "This
> > >   music sucks" was Another Postcard by Barnaked
> > > Ladies
> > >   (which very much does suck) in the on-air
> > version,
> > > and
> > >   is a song by Army of Freshman (indie-punk band
> > > Grace
> > >   would totally listen to) in the DVD version.
> > >
> > >   Again, the reason so many songs were changed
> > were
> > > all
> > >   licensing issues. That's also why the theme
> song
> > > is
> > >   only on the first episode of each disc. They
> > were
> > > able
> > >   to get the rights to use certain songs in the
> > > on-air
> > >   versions but not DVDs because of playback.
> > Certain
> > >   record lables demand a certain amount of money
> > for
> > >   each time their songs are played. Which is
> lame.
> > > And
> > >   also why I pirate.
> > >
> > >   Also, editors don't really have anything to do
> > > with
> > >   the music anyway. The music supervisors do
> that,
> > > and
> > >   the audio techs dub it in.
> > >
> > >   --- kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:
> > >
> > >   > Sorry I assumed it was an editting thing
> > because
> > >   > almost all the songs were changed as far as
> I
> > > could
> > >   > tell....except the one Grace says sucks if
> > > memory
> > >   > serves me. Totally sucks that they let them
> > use
> > > it
> > >   > for the show but got greedy on the DVD. The
> > > music
> > >   > doesn't fit the storyline anymore but at
> least
> > > it
> > >   > fits their dance moves...they almost made
> > > Friedman
> > >   > look improved. Almost...he still dances like
> a
> > >   > really bad 80's flashback which should be
> > > Becky's
> > >   > problem and not Aaron's if she's as old as
> > >   > everybody's been saying.
> > >   >  And you're not really changing the subject
> > > since
> > >   > I'm the one that brought it  up. :-)
> > >   >
> > >   > shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...>
> > wrote:
> > >   > Don't blame the editors for the music
> change.
> > > It's
> > >   > all
> > >   > a licensing thing. If you want to blame
> > someone,
> > >   > blame
> > >   > Macy Grey's record label for wanting to much
> > > money.
> > >   > So, not the poor editor's fault. (eh-hem.
> I'm
> > in
> > >   > production, so, little sensitive of the
> blame
> > > going
> > >   > to
> > >   > the wrong people) Anyway, I don't care much
> > for
> > > the
> > >   > change there because I hate Macy Grey, but I
> > > have
> > >   > issues with the song playing when Grace says
> > > "this
> > >   > music sucks" because it's an Army of
> Freshman
> > > song
> > >   > and
> > >   > they're totally a band she'd listen to. That
> > > scene
> > >   > has
> > >   > the worst replacement music, I think. Not
> like
> > > bad
> > >   > music, but not fitting music.
> > >   >
> > >   > And that's me completely changing the
> subject
> > in
> > >   > Sam's
> > >   > thread.
> > >   >
> > >   > --- scstooge <sg1stooges@...> wrote:
> > >   >
> > >   > > Oh dude sorry u didn't know about the milk
> > > thing.
> > >   > > and yeah the
> > >   > > keeping of his shirt was the whole reason
> > for
> > > the
> > >   > > story. well at
> > >   > > least you got more new fic today than most
> > > lol.
> > >   > > -Sam
> > >   > >
> > >   > >
> > >   > > --- In ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com,
> > kara
> > >   > > makowski
> > >   > > <xamnagol@y...> wrote:
> > >   > > > Gonna be another update cause ya should
> > tell
>
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Like that's so grody to the max! I will be wearing neon green and jellys. DUH!

shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:

Oh no, she's a valley girl now. You're gonna be
wearing kelly green the next time I see you, aren't
you?


--- Constance VanSise <c_vansise@...> wrote:

> I just said that b/c I'm 36 - therefore the 80's are
> "like totally" my era....
>
> kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:Nothing at
> all is wrong with the 80's. I was born in 1980. It's
> just that Friedman dances (and dresses) like that
> kid in that Molly Ringwald movie...I want to say
> Pretty in Pink and it's the new Millenium so his
> style's just off. He should at least dance like he's
> from the 90's generation. It just makes more sense
> to me that if Becky is as old as everybody's saying
> she'd dance a little less hip.
>
> Constance VanSise <c_vansise@...> wrote: The
> Barenaked Ladies DO NOT - I repeat - DO NOT SUCK!!!
> "Almost...he still dances like a really bad 80's
> flashback which should be Becky's problem and not
> Aaron's if she's as old as  everybody's been
> saying."
> And what's wrong with the 80's pray tell?
> shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:
> To each their own. I will, however, continue to
> profess my hatred of that song.
>
> And that stupid REM song that used to play at the
> beginning of that scene.
>
> --- Carole Snyder <CaroleRSnyder@...> wrote:
>
> > >> This music sucks" was Another Postcard by
> > Barnaked Ladies (which very much does suck)
> >
> > No, see, Another Postcard doesn't suck.  It's
> catchy
> > and goofy and there's nothing wrong with it.  As
> for
> > the Macy Gray song, I agree, the substitute
> doesn't
> > work, because with the Macy song, there was an
> > underlying tone of....aggression, or someing, that
> > is missing.  Now it's just a little flat.  It
> makes
> > me sad.
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: shadowcrawler
> >   To: ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 12:24 PM
> >   Subject: Re: [ChemicalBreakdown] Re: An Update,
> > Gasp.
> >
> >
> >   Actually, the song that plays when Grace says
> > "This
> >   music sucks" was Another Postcard by Barnaked
> > Ladies
> >   (which very much does suck) in the on-air
> version,
> > and
> >   is a song by Army of Freshman (indie-punk band
> > Grace
> >   would totally listen to) in the DVD version.
> >
> >   Again, the reason so many songs were changed
> were
> > all
> >   licensing issues. That's also why the theme song
> > is
> >   only on the first episode of each disc. They
> were
> > able
> >   to get the rights to use certain songs in the
> > on-air
> >   versions but not DVDs because of playback.
> Certain
> >   record lables demand a certain amount of money
> for
> >   each time their songs are played. Which is lame.
> > And
> >   also why I pirate.
> >
> >   Also, editors don't really have anything to do
> > with
> >   the music anyway. The music supervisors do that,
> > and
> >   the audio techs dub it in.
> >
> >   --- kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:
> >
> >   > Sorry I assumed it was an editting thing
> because
> >   > almost all the songs were changed as far as I
> > could
> >   > tell....except the one Grace says sucks if
> > memory
> >   > serves me. Totally sucks that they let them
> use
> > it
> >   > for the show but got greedy on the DVD. The
> > music
> >   > doesn't fit the storyline anymore but at least
> > it
> >   > fits their dance moves...they almost made
> > Friedman
> >   > look improved. Almost...he still dances like a
> >   > really bad 80's flashback which should be
> > Becky's
> >   > problem and not Aaron's if she's as old as
> >   > everybody's been saying.
> >   >  And you're not really changing the subject
> > since
> >   > I'm the one that brought it  up. :-)
> >   >
> >   > shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...>
> wrote:
> >   > Don't blame the editors for the music change.
> > It's
> >   > all
> >   > a licensing thing. If you want to blame
> someone,
> >   > blame
> >   > Macy Grey's record label for wanting to much
> > money.
> >   > So, not the poor editor's fault. (eh-hem. I'm
> in
> >   > production, so, little sensitive of the blame
> > going
> >   > to
> >   > the wrong people) Anyway, I don't care much
> for
> > the
> >   > change there because I hate Macy Grey, but I
> > have
> >   > issues with the song playing when Grace says
> > "this
> >   > music sucks" because it's an Army of Freshman
> > song
> >   > and
> >   > they're totally a band she'd listen to. That
> > scene
> >   > has
> >   > the worst replacement music, I think. Not like
> > bad
> >   > music, but not fitting music.
> >   >
> >   > And that's me completely changing the subject
> in
> >   > Sam's
> >   > thread.
> >   >
> >   > --- scstooge <sg1stooges@...> wrote:
> >   >
> >   > > Oh dude sorry u didn't know about the milk
> > thing.
> >   > > and yeah the
> >   > > keeping of his shirt was the whole reason
> for
> > the
> >   > > story. well at
> >   > > least you got more new fic today than most
> > lol.
> >   > > -Sam
> >   > >
> >   > >
> >   > > --- In ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com,
> kara
> >   > > makowski
> >   > > <xamnagol@y...> wrote:
> >   > > > Gonna be another update cause ya should
> tell
> > us
> >   > > more often? I
> >   > > hadn't seen the spilt milk one the last time
> I
> > was
> >   > > on. I really liked
> >   > > it. Ya just kinda know if it happen on the
> > show it
> >   > > would have ended
> >   > > the same way...Luke so not getting his shirt
> > back.
> >   > > :) Although I
> >   > > would have allowed her time to kill
> Friedman.
> >   > > > Did anyone notice besides me that some
> > editting
> >   > > jerk at CBS changed
> >   > > the music in the Uncertainity Principle Ep.
> on
> > DVD
> >   > > so that Luke and
> >   > > Grace no longer kiss to that Macy Gray song?
> I
> > was
> >   > > rather pretrubed
> >   > > to say the least. It's now done to some I
> > don't
> >   > know
> >   > > rap music it
> >   > > sounds like that I can't even begin to tell
> > the
> >   > > words from.
>
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I just said that b/c I'm 36 - therefore the 80's are "like totally" my era....

kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:

Nothing at all is wrong with the 80's. I was born in 1980. It's just that Friedman dances (and dresses) like that kid in that Molly Ringwald movie...I want to say Pretty in Pink and it's the new Millenium so his style's just off. He should at least dance like he's from the 90's generation. It just makes more sense to me that if Becky is as old as everybody's saying she'd dance a little less hip.

Constance VanSise <c_vansise@...> wrote:

The Barenaked Ladies DO NOT - I repeat - DO NOT SUCK!!!
"Almost...he still dances like a really bad 80's flashback which should be Becky's problem and not Aaron's if she's as old as  everybody's been saying."

And what's wrong with the 80's pray tell?
shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:

To each their own. I will, however, continue to
profess my hatred of that song.

And that stupid REM song that used to play at the
beginning of that scene.

--- Carole Snyder <CaroleRSnyder@...> wrote:

> >> This music sucks" was Another Postcard by
> Barnaked Ladies (which very much does suck)
>
> No, see, Another Postcard doesn't suck.  It's catchy
> and goofy and there's nothing wrong with it.  As for
> the Macy Gray song, I agree, the substitute doesn't
> work, because with the Macy song, there was an
> underlying tone of....aggression, or someing, that
> is missing.  Now it's just a little flat.  It makes
> me sad.
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: shadowcrawler
>   To: ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 12:24 PM
>   Subject: Re: [ChemicalBreakdown] Re: An Update,
> Gasp.
>
>
>   Actually, the song that plays when Grace says
> "This
>   music sucks" was Another Postcard by Barnaked
> Ladies
>   (which very much does suck) in the on-air version,
> and
>   is a song by Army of Freshman (indie-punk band
> Grace
>   would totally listen to) in the DVD version.
>
>   Again, the reason so many songs were changed were
> all
>   licensing issues. That's also why the theme song
> is
>   only on the first episode of each disc. They were
> able
>   to get the rights to use certain songs in the
> on-air
>   versions but not DVDs because of playback. Certain
>   record lables demand a certain amount of money for
>   each time their songs are played. Which is lame.
> And
>   also why I pirate.
>
>   Also, editors don't really have anything to do
> with
>   the music anyway. The music supervisors do that,
> and
>   the audio techs dub it in.
>
>   --- kara makowski <xamnagol@...> wrote:
>
>   > Sorry I assumed it was an editting thing because
>   > almost all the songs were changed as far as I
> could
>   > tell....except the one Grace says sucks if
> memory
>   > serves me. Totally sucks that they let them use
> it
>   > for the show but got greedy on the DVD. The
> music
>   > doesn't fit the storyline anymore but at least
> it
>   > fits their dance moves...they almost made
> Friedman
>   > look improved. Almost...he still dances like a
>   > really bad 80's flashback which should be
> Becky's
>   > problem and not Aaron's if she's as old as
>   > everybody's been saying.
>   >  And you're not really changing the subject
> since
>   > I'm the one that brought it  up. :-)
>   >
>   > shadowcrawler <shadowcrawler05@...> wrote:
>   > Don't blame the editors for the music change.
> It's
>   > all
>   > a licensing thing. If you want to blame someone,
>   > blame
>   > Macy Grey's record label for wanting to much
> money.
>   > So, not the poor editor's fault. (eh-hem. I'm in
>   > production, so, little sensitive of the blame
> going
>   > to
>   > the wrong people) Anyway, I don't care much for
> the
>   > change there because I hate Macy Grey, but I
> have
>   > issues with the song playing when Grace says
> "this
>   > music sucks" because it's an Army of Freshman
> song
>   > and
>   > they're totally a band she'd listen to. That
> scene
>   > has
>   > the worst replacement music, I think. Not like
> bad
>   > music, but not fitting music.
>   >
>   > And that's me completely changing the subject in
>   > Sam's
>   > thread.
>   >
>   > --- scstooge <sg1stooges@...> wrote:
>   >
>   > > Oh dude sorry u didn't know about the milk
> thing.
>   > > and yeah the
>   > > keeping of his shirt was the whole reason for
> the
>   > > story. well at
>   > > least you got more new fic today than most
> lol.
>   > > -Sam
>   > >
>   > >
>   > > --- In ChemicalBreakdown@yahoogroups.com, kara
>   > > makowski
>   > > <xamnagol@y...> wrote:
>   > > > Gonna be another update cause ya should tell
> us
>   > > more often? I
>   > > hadn't seen the spilt milk one the last time I
> was
>   > > on. I really liked
>   > > it. Ya just kinda know if it happen on the
> show it
>   > > would have ended
>   > > the same way...Luke so not getting his shirt
> back.
>   > > :) Although I
>   > > would have allowed her time to kill Friedman.
>   > > > Did anyone notice besides me that some
> editting
>   > > jerk at CBS changed
>   > > the music in the Uncertainity Principle Ep. on
> DVD
>   > > so that Luke and
>   > > Grace no longer kiss to that Macy Gray song? I
> was
>   > > rather pretrubed
>   > > to say the least. It's now done to some I
> don't
>   > know
>   > > rap music it
>   > > sounds like that I can't even begin to tell
> the
>   > > words from.
>   > > >
>   > > > scstooge <sg1stooges@y...> wrote:
>   > > > ok so if anyone is interested i updated The
>   > > Snoring Story.
>   > > >
>   > > > http://www.geocities.com/anti_rebel_4u
>   > > >
>   > > > Go there and read it and let me know what u
>   > think
>   > > here cause we
>   > > need
>   > > > activity.
>   > > > -Sam
>   > > >
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