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  • LAURA4LAD posted on 19.07. at 23:05
     Ohh..yes, hobbes's picks are perfect. ESPECIALLY Welcome to the Jungle.
  • Hobbes posted on 19.07. at 22:30
     Uh... ohff the top of my head:
    Dare you to Move
    Welcome to the Jungle
    and........
    Collide

    There are more! But those are the most-used, and most-often used in a very annoying way
  • LAURA4LAD posted on 19.07. at 22:21
    Rocksiren wrote:
    No sorry- like the most used bands or songs.


    this entire discussion is over my head LOL--working too much to think this hard-thanks siren LOL
  • Rocksiren posted on 16.07. at 03:29
     No sorry- like the most used bands or songs.
  • Hobbes posted on 15.07. at 22:26
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    Was wondering if the mods could just give me like 2-3 of the most "frequently used cues" for the vids- Im going to use it in my training vid, if thats okay.
    wuzzah...? meaning the most overused scenes...?
  • Rocksiren posted on 15.07. at 21:33
     Laura, many apologies for not having discovered this earlier! Beautiful piece, big fan of ES over here as well.

    Man if they had just shown this on ABC instead of "the Journey", they couldve saved air time (not to mention not make us wait another week for the newer episode) and $ on the creepy voice-over by Brian Cox.


    Was wondering if the mods could just give me like 2-3 of the most "frequently used cues" for the vids- Im going to use it in my training vid, if thats okay.
  • Hobbes posted on 22.05. at 01:22
     Link!
  • MoreLight posted on 07.03. at 17:21
     The additional thing is the electricity on the island is 220 V and batteries cost a small fortune. I can recall many a time when I had a Hurley moment on the beach watching the cruise ships come into port and my cd player died. Sounds like no big deal until you factor in that Duracell's cost as much as 5 times the price here and it is an hour trip into town in 98 degree weather to get them.

    I did have a blast there actually as miserable as my narrative sounds, but I was happy to come back.
  • LAURA4LAD posted on 07.03. at 17:11
     Well when you put it that way. There goes my fanatasy of living in the Caribbean. I must admit living on a cruise ship where you get non-stop food and drink is a lot different from what you described. It doesn't sound like your time there was all fun in the sun, but sounds like quite a unique expierience for any student.

    I should have known something was up when I spoke with people in bermuda who wanted to live in New England for the shopping and dark polluted water. I'm gonna stick to the "3 hour tour," thing . I'm off to get a coke can out of my fridge-laura
  • MoreLight posted on 07.03. at 16:26
     As crazy as it sounds it actually gets boring in the Caribbean. I lived there for 2 years for school. For 18 months it was on a small island called Grenada, and for the last 6 months it was on an even smaller island called St. Vincent.

    Vacations are fine because you spend all of 2, maybe 3 weeks there, but if you live there as a student you get all of 5 stereo radio stations, if you don't live in one of the posh hotels with Satellite TV there are 3 local TV stations and a diet of hot dogs (because they are packaged and "safe"), chicken-specialty of the day x 6 days a week and to wash it down you go to the local supermarket and grab a case of glass bottled Coca Cola which weigh approx 20 pounds - lug them up to the apartment then bring back the empties for your deposit. It was great exercise and I have to admit I was in the best shape of my life, but I realized how really great it is to be back in the US. If you ever heard of the extremely short lived sit-com called "Going to extremes" it was based on our school. I believe it was an NBC show.
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