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Rocket - you or your family are from which "old" country?- "root cellar" could be any backwoods agrarian-that has another meaning in my country-lol- but your family is from France, or are you or your hubby Canadian- your husband speaks french? You are perhaps, like Celine & Mylene, Quebecquois? Am I being too curious?
Ainsi, you say "my husband likes her because of her looks. Which is why I come here." Huh? You dont mention Alizee style, moves, singing? What makes her so fantastique? Her looks are tres bon-elle est bien faite~but its the whole person~Alizee's unique abilities that makes her so special... Btw saw a promo of "A good year" with Russell Crowe and they played "moi Lolita" over the top! YESSS!! Just love the opening air of that song- LAurent B is such a good composer- worried about Mr Chatelain tho...lol Vive Alizee ! |
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I was going to say hold they're head underwater untill they decide that they want to live, but I guess your way is a little less brutal... must be the whole men are from mars thing.
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Unfortunately, this is so very true.
Some folks catch the Alizée bug, and some folk don't. Those that do can't understand why others can't, and those that can't can't understand why others do. |
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"Turn right at fork in road. In Soviet Russia, road forks you!"
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I am the only person I know that is a fan of Alizée. Everyday, I catch a train to the city and every person I look at, I wonder whether they're a fan also. Sadly, I know for a fact that a HUGE portion of these people would have never heard of her. And even more sadly, if I were to introduce her to them, they'd brush her off as easily as I was sucked in.
My friends and I like to bum at another friend's place. He has a laptop and on that laptop, all I ever do is surf Alizée stuff. They never question it! Being such critical people, I don't understand how they don't question why I'm surfing her only. They've never asked why I'm a fan. One once told me "She's ugly anyways", assuming I'm only a fan because I "think" she's hot. Oh how it made me mad. I wanted to throw him off balcony!! ... What all this means (in my experience)? People are ignorant. People don't care. They are too conservative. Too proud to admit that something so foreign, so far from the norm that it would be critisiced by the masses (ironic word in this context - might as well say "by themselves"), may bring them joy and a new outlook on life. It just makes me appreciate even more that I've found this website If anyone else feels this, please say so - I'd like to know I'm not the only one.
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Back in the day, many people had gardens and they would pickle or can vegetables and store them in a cover hole in the ground known as 'root cellars'. Root cellars were cool and dry and, at the time, was a great storage place. My husband learned French the same as I did, in highschool. He just happened to pick it up faster and remembers more than me. I have never heard Celine, Mylene or Quebecquois' music. What makes Alizee so fantastique? Too me, nothing. I just like some of her songs. I know that's hard for some of the members here to grasp. To me, she could be a 300 lbs hunchback and I would still enjoy her singing. Some of the members feel the same as me, but most equate her looks with her singing talent. Alizee is beautiful but that has nothing to do with why I enjoy her songs. I don't place her on a pedestal and worship her as some sort of diety. The first song I heard was Moi-Lolita and loved it. I wanted to see if she made anything else and that's why I joined this forum. I found a ton of information since I've been here. When the movie A Good Year came out, I wrote to several television shows to have her as a musical guest. I've set up her music videos on myspace to reach more people. When the movie came out, I rushed to see it. It was a good movie but my favorite part was when I heard Moi-Loita being played in beautiful Dobly. he he |
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so they are like zombies .
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"One man's trash is another man's treasure" eh?
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I work in a hospital -
I have for 14 years now.
Suicidal Ideation is VERY often not "rational".... You can't just "fix" it. Sometimes its just brain chemistry, and sometimes its biological (disease) related. As for your example of the cancer patient. I've seen it man, with my own two eyes. When Morphine or Diloted (spelling) won't touch the pain, when every second is horrifying, when a person is afraid their going to die, and even more terrified they wont - because it gets worse, and will NEVER get better (except in that one in 500,000,000 chance)..... Alizee' would only insult them. Not HER, but YOUR belief that they could somehow "recover'. Sometimes there is NO recovery. Your going to have to learn that if your working in a hospital/health care setting. Death is NOT to be feared. It WILL come to all of us in time..... And if your a Doctor, how could you not want to "Allivate" their suffering at the end? I've been here too long, and seen too much not to know that for some people, at the very end, Dying with dignity is a FAR greater gift..... (Just IMHO (my $0.02 worth)...... Good luck |
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