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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lisser wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I think he still wanders around with that chimp. His name is Bubbles if I'm not mistaken.[/QUOTE]

Don't know if MJ still has Bubbles, but Dick Cheney wanders around with a chimp all the time.

http://www.nobeliefs.com/politics/BushChimp.jpg
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kagezan1313 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Hmm, can I borrow him for the weekend Jamie? I'm writing a song that I'm having a bugger of a time with, specially the opera bit. Could use some "Galileos" perhaps. You can send him regular post. Just throw in a bottle of Smirnoff for him along the way.

In all seriousness, for a bit of fun, let's test "Freddie". When Freddie was 12, at the St. Peter's School in Panchgani, India, there was an older boy of 14 who was fond of Freddie's company. What was the name Freddie used to address this boy?

No helping out on this one, people! Let's see how much Jamie's "Freddie" remembers about his life. [/QUOTE]


sorry it took me so long i forget the topics i post in a lot-

he said stop being such a bloody wise ass
how much will u pay for his usage for ur song?
One should ANALize the Poetry on page 43, when Oedipus is rollin' in his benzo and he has to bust a cap on some flagrants in the under city http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/image/essay/1
Hmm..."Wiseass" is a North American expression, not really Mr. Mercury's style. He'd have told me "Piss off, you sotting tart" I think.

Anyway, if he's over his tantrum soon, you can tell him I'll give him 50 percent standard writer's royalties plus 30% gross worldwide single sales and .5% gross worldwide album sales. I'll even throw in a white silk sheet from Neiman Marcus for him to ponce about in, and a case of whatever libation he fancies these days. And the humidifier he'd need to drink it.

Of course the whole deal's off if he can't answer my question from earlier. I need to know I'm getting the real Freddie. My luck, I'd receive Tiny Tim in the mail and he'd start wailing "Tip-toe Through the Tulips" for all eternity. I'd have to exorcise the poof.
Thank you, God bless you, sweet dreams you lot of tarts, Good-bye!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JamieSureWould wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]kagezan1313 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Hmm, can I borrow him for the weekend Jamie? I'm writing a song that I'm having a bugger of a time with, specially the opera bit. Could use some "Galileos" perhaps. You can send him regular post. Just throw in a bottle of Smirnoff for him along the way.

In all seriousness, for a bit of fun, let's test "Freddie". When Freddie was 12, at the St. Peter's School in Panchgani, India, there was an older boy of 14 who was fond of Freddie's company. What was the name Freddie used to address this boy?

No helping out on this one, people! Let's see how much Jamie's "Freddie" remembers about his life. [/QUOTE]


sorry it took me so long i forget the topics i post in a lot-

he said stop being such a bloody wise ass
how much will u pay for his usage for ur song?[/QUOTE]



see he did say something like that but i translated it for you since u are frm Canada (north American), thats why i didnt use " because if i used " that means thats exactly what he said.
and now hes not in my house- he went out somewhere- afterall as one Ray Charles once said "the nighttime is the right time" ;) ill get back to u to see if he even wants to put ur little galileos on ur song
One should ANALize the Poetry on page 43, when Oedipus is rollin' in his benzo and he has to bust a cap on some flagrants in the under city http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/image/essay/1
Nevermind, he just walked in my door, Jamie. Thanks. Top 10, here we come!
Thank you, God bless you, sweet dreams you lot of tarts, Good-bye!
ok cool
but please do send him home for supper!
One should ANALize the Poetry on page 43, when Oedipus is rollin' in his benzo and he has to bust a cap on some flagrants in the under city http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/image/essay/1
I would, but he said your house smelled of cabbage, and that (and this is him, not me, the nasty bugger) your interior designer should be boiled in oil as penance for "bringing the madness in the dark shrieking cave of their sick mind into reality". I really am appalled, as I thought 14 years as a bodiless entity would have mellowed him out a bit. Seems not. Even so, I've taken away his vodka tonics until he apologizes.
Thank you, God bless you, sweet dreams you lot of tarts, Good-bye!
Freddie apologizes profusely. He says he really meant none of it, it's him, not you, etc. I must go now, he's rattling the liquor cabinet quite badly.
Thank you, God bless you, sweet dreams you lot of tarts, Good-bye!
oh man LOLOLOLOL hahahah
the thing is the interiros of my house could REALLY use Freddie's touch i dont even like it!
but it doesnt smell like caggabe- it smells like those fires outside during the fall/winter time nice and fresh
One should ANALize the Poetry on page 43, when Oedipus is rollin' in his benzo and he has to bust a cap on some flagrants in the under city http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/image/essay/1
Okay, all you people! I SERIOUSLY doubt that the person who began this here thread meant for everyone to start having discussions about Freddie's ghost... (as the Invisible Man!)

However, since it does fit in with the title of that song...

My personal view is that The Invisible Man was written (by Brian May), with Freddie adding to Brian's song each name of the members of Queen (to include himself as the first), since he knew he would die FIRST before any of the others. By mentioning each member's name thereafter, it was "something left behind" for each of them... like Freddie's own tribute to them or something. That's just the feeling I get when I contemplate the meaning of the song.

As for the ghostie named Freddie Mercury, he visits so many people, it could be said that the amount of people claiming to hear from him in the spirit world are two-a-penny.

I wonder if you people are truly serious about this, or merely having yourselves a JOKE at Freddie's expense.

If he were here now, I think he'd say, "Blow it out yer bloody arses!" (with all respect to the younger kiddies who should read this, sorry!)

Sharp-tongued Freddie Mercury, or don't you all agree? (but NOT around the kiddies!)

As before stated, the number of people claiming to actually have Freddie Mercury's spirit in their lives is staggering, really. If you could see them all, it would really blow your mind.

If any of you are SERIOUSLY being visited by Freddie's spirit, I invite you to join my forum to talk about it more there, and from there, you may read my own personal account of The Invisible Man...

http://phoenix32025.tripod.com (the website)
http://mercuryphoenix.proboards84.com/index.cgi
(the forum, with a board there especially for QUEEN-related topics)

As to the quote:

Freddie MErcury
John Deacon!
Brian May Brian May!
RRRRRoger Taylorrr!

but who is the "professor"?

this is the question ..."

Just as a COINCIDENCE, my other book deals with a "professor"... but, well, any conclusions reached with respect to how my professor relates to Queen in general, are the product of the reader's own interpretation. It remains a coincidence until proven otherwise.

Regards,
Phoenix...
http://phoenix32025.tripod.com/thelookingglass/ http://phoenix32025.tripod.com/theyellowdoor/
You're not completely and utterly mental by any chance, are you?
Gullibility and credulity are considered undesirable qualities in every department of human life -- except religion.