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wendijane said:
hush i was reading from reddit you
have you read? ...it is a person and hes saying a little bit more WHY axl wanted to do the graphic rollingstones interview in 1992
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Talking about your guy, I have a book of interviews by Mick Wall with one Axl interview in it and one GnR interview. Still haven't read either one of them.
 
wendijane said:
I think you are all having a wonderful convo over It is so much interesting to meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
whats this about a wom,ans holiday ??:eek:
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Brushing I read about about the holiday of Faith, Hope, Love and it turned out that long ago in Russia (before the Russian Empire appeared) it was the holiday of all women's names, women's holiday)))) We have namesholiday is the feast of the Saint after whom you are named. And this saint, with the same name as yours is considered your guardian angel and protects you. Once upon a time, we didn't celebrate birthdays, only namesholiday.
 
wendijane said:
no , because it is about a holiday for girls. to celebrate us
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The FBA will be there!
 
wendijane said:
hush i was reading from reddit you
have you read? ...it is a person and hes saying a little bit more WHY axl wanted to do the graphic rollingstones interview in 1992
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Link or it didn’t happen.
 
hope said:
Yes, it's a powerful story.
We have this holiday on September 30th, not the 17th, (it's moved two weeks later)
It is curious that in the Middle Ages this day was considered a holiday of women. In Russia, this holiday was otherwise known as the universal women's name day.

On September 30, it is customary to make pilgrimage trips to the relics of Saints Vera, Hope and Love. The main place of worship used to be the church in the small town of Echaux in the south of France, but later the relics of the martyrs were moved to the Champ de Mars in Paris.
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I'm not sure what I think about relics. I can understand it completely and yet at other times I'm a bit impatient about the whole thing. But I understand why we do it. Look at how many people will keep a piece of jewellery, say, that belonged to a beloved grandparent. Or a locket with a small lock of hair in it.
 
zinniabooklover said:
Talking about your guy,
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*Screaming !* lol we must not talk about hahaha :love:🥳:ninja::ninja::ROFLMAO: what about mine ? llol
zinniabooklover said:
I have a book of interviews by Mick Wall with one Axl interview in it and one GnR interview. Still haven't read either one of them.
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OMG zin ! what book be this one babe? I have the Mick Axl autobiography, 10 times ... no , its about 3, I don't have a book of interviews though?? GnR hmmm I wonder what year that is then ?
wow what
 
@hope - this piece reminded me that Three Sisters is one of my fave plays. I haven't seen in such a long time, though. Anyway, posting for stuff about name days.

"In modern Russia it’s quite popular to celebrate your name day, often referred to as Angel’s day (День ангела). The link to the angel comes from the saint you are named after, who is supposed to guard you like your angel until you die. We may not be as lucky as the Queen of the United Kingdom to have two birthdays, but we may be fortunate to have two special days: a birthday and a name-day."

www.talkrussian.com

The story of Russian name-days

In pre-Communist Russia by tradition parents named their newborn baby after a saint whose feast day it was. And you could only christen your
www.talkrussian.com www.talkrussian.com
 
zinniabooklover said:
I'm not sure what I think about relics. I can understand it completely and yet at other times I'm a bit impatient about the whole thing. But I understand why we do it. Look at how many people will keep a piece of jewellery, say, that belonged to a beloved grandparent. Or a locket with a small lock of hair in it.
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Relics are symbolic, they are like a material embodiment of something spiritual. It works very well. People often try to seal memories with things. For example, a ticket to a concert, souvenirs from traveling, a pebble from a beautiful place. (The mug that Lisbon gave to Patrick)))) is more often just a photo now, of course. But these things hold the emotions of the past and you can feel them anew by going through these things.)))
I personally keep my grandmother's tea set, not to use, but as a memory, and actually a lot of other things)))))
 
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh axl interview looming help help lol
 
wendijane said:
OMG zin ! what book be this one babe? I have the Mick Axl autobiography, 10 times ... no , its about 3, I don't have a book of interviews though?? GnR hmmm I wonder what year that is then ?
wow what
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Mick Wall
'Appetite for Destruction: legendary encounters with Mick Wall'.

Haven't read the GnR bits but have read a few others. Have to say I don't rate him as a writer or interviewer. He did that Purple Reign book about Prince and I don't rate that, either.
 
hope said:
Relics are symbolic, they are like a material embodiment of something spiritual. It works very well. People often try to seal memories with things. For example, a ticket to a concert, souvenirs from traveling, a pebble from a beautiful place. (The mug that Lisbon gave to Patrick)))) is more often just a photo now, of course. But these things hold the emotions of the past and you can feel them anew by going through these things.)))
I personally keep my grandmother's tea set, not to use, but as a memory, and actually a lot of other things)))))
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Oh, I understand all of this. It's just the religious relics thing. There are elements of all of that where I'm not completely on board. But the general thing, I'm fine with. It's a natural human impulse, I think.
 
zinniabooklover said:
@hope - this piece reminded me that Three Sisters is one of my fave plays. I haven't seen in such a long time, though. Anyway, posting for stuff about name days.

"In modern Russia it’s quite popular to celebrate your name day, often referred to as Angel’s day (День ангела). The link to the angel comes from the saint you are named after, who is supposed to guard you like your angel until you die. We may not be as lucky as the Queen of the United Kingdom to have two birthdays, but we may be fortunate to have two special days: a birthday and a name-day."

www.talkrussian.com

The story of Russian name-days

In pre-Communist Russia by tradition parents named their newborn baby after a saint whose feast day it was. And you could only christen your
www.talkrussian.com www.talkrussian.com
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Yeah, yeah. That's what I was trying to explain above. I didn't even know how to spell it correctly😅😅😅😅. Name days sounds good, thanks🙏💕🙏💕🙏🙏💕🙏💕
 
zinniabooklover said:
Mick Wall
'Appetite for Destruction: legendary encounters with Mick Wall'.
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Aww thanks for replying to that so quickly ah ...no i don't seem to have the :unsure::eek:.. the only one i do know is
*edited because no* * SCREAMING SCREAMINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGgggggggggggggggggggdfsuigfuaghgihdiohgaiohgr ill delete that if a min , but NEEDS MUST
zinniabooklover said:
Haven't read the GnR bits but have read a few others. Have to say I don't rate him as a writer or interviewer.
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Hes a bit tabloid really... he is like Randy J Taraborrelli to me. The magic and the madness that he did for m , Monroe etc
zinniabooklover said:
He did that Purple Reign book about Prince and I don't rate that, either.
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Oh that one we spoke about on thingy thread, is that coming yet ? i forgot , dont bloody care i have to find walls book for the axl bit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111111now haha :ROFLMAO:
 
Agonum said:
Do blue-arsed flies typically run, or fly?

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dont look at what i just posted to zin that is not yours its miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine
and they fly in the sky in your eye , they do
 
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