My thoughts. And nothing else.

[Gyuri]

The trouble is, that my weak stomach should receive the Stella Artois beer exclusively.
It is a tragedy directly though that this was the last bottle.

[Gyuri]

Yethro Tull-One White Duck / 0^{10} = Nothing At All:

"Something must be wrong with me and my brain ---
if I'm so patently unrewarding."

My wife sleeps on the floor, my daughter went away to his friend into Hatvan, I have my son in the cemetery into a jug,
I feel myself bloody alone.

From Laurie Anderson:

"In this dream I'm on a tightrope and I'm tipping back and forth trying to keep my balance. And below me are all my relatives and if I fall I'll crush them. This long thin line. This song line. This shout. The only thing that binds me to the turning world below and to all the people and noise and sounds and shouts. This tightrope made of sound This long thin line made of my own blood. Remember me is all I ask And if remembered be a task forget me."

Gyuri

[eyoung]

Gyuri... My old friend.

As I sit here thinking and reading, You should send me your shipping address as i may ship you something.


Your old friend, Elwood

[Gyuri]

If I see it clearly, it's a DH200. I am right about it in any case.

REVIEW: HAFLER DH-200


How much were you left with your Yamaha amplifier?
I ask pictures!
It is put beside my A77 tape recorder.
I do not have strength to deal with this.
I have to go away to work now. On a god's holy Sunday.
Maybe from this I was freaking out so yesterday.
It doesn't matter it is necessary to work.
Because the cheques come only.
And I may be glad that I have work.
I'm tired.
We speak yet, dear my friend, I do not die only till then.

Warmest regards:

Gyuri

[Gyuri]

He was my son, as a little child.
I feel my cowardice so many times only detains because I should look up the timetable near us from passing trains.

[eyoung]

OK here you go One Yamaha B2 with exposed meter board.

Peace, Elwood

[Gyuri]

I think, my beloved Nelson has truth, which concerns the simple one, after all. Please send your email address to me.

This is horrible!
And you you dare to reach into this?

Gyuri

What I say: "Oh My"

[Gyuri]

I see it so, there is not proper interest for my little quiz game:

Originally Posted by Gyuri

What is the common one in them?
Rashomon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia(film)

The Sound and the Fury - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Gyuri

I would like to offer a prize to the solver because of this.
I offer two from among the semi-conductors which can be seen on the picture to the winner:


Myself will pass judgement on the successful solutions.
Myself will appoint the winner likewise though, on a totally democratic manner.
I'm curious, there is a candidate?

Gyuri

[eyoung]

"Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow,
Creeps in this petty pace from day to day
To the last syllable of recorded time,
And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle!
Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage
And then is heard no more: it is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing."

I have not read Faulkner however this intrigues me as I live close to the places he writes about and I have never read McBeth (I may even have a copy in my library), but alas I own not any Faulkner...

Build somthing with those LU10**s, I want to build something but I need to fix my beloved B2 first.

A happy Holiday to all whose eyes read this...
Elwood

[Gyuri]

I wrote it about it already earlier, how heavy the kindest author to choose. It may not be possibly. But if very much into a heel they hurry with this question, I mark William Faulkner as my favourite then, and John Steinbeck.
As they are beside each other on the shelf here:
Is this your house, my kind friend possibly?