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  • TerryE
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    Songwise, I think my favorite has to be Prelude 12/Suite Madame Blue from Equinox.

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  • bsaenz24
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    Originally posted by TerryE View Post
    AAArrrrGGGHHHHhhh... I hated Mr. Roboto. That was the horrid death knell of a once great band. Now if you want to talk about "The Grand Illusion"....
    It's always been a toss up to me...Grand Illusion or Pieces of Eight.....Tough call...Miss America vs Great White Hope.

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  • TerryE
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    AAArrrrGGGHHHHhhh... I hated Mr. Roboto. That was the horrid death knell of a once great band. Now if you want to talk about "The Grand Illusion"....

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  • Antmusic
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    My son got a "Mr. Roboto" singing birthday card and he loves it too.

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  • Ronald Kelly
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    Thanks for the positive remarks about my writing, guys. You keep buying 'em, and I'll keep writing 'em.

    Oh, and "Mr. Roboto" is my three-year-old's favorite song, after "Swing Lo, Sweet Chariot". Go figure... he's weird like his old man.

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  • srboone
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    I thought this guy was cool, back in the stone age...

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  • bookworm 1
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    Originally posted by srboone View Post
    I feel like answering my own question (to prevent anyone form actually searching for the answer--and getting the headache that I got from the expereince.)

    Most entries I found say that "Gazillion" is a ficticous number. But one blog entry read (and I paraphrase):

    From the root "gazzen", Latin for “earthly edge”, or "end of the earth", abbreviated to gaz (literally 28810 ancient Greek miles, being one full revolution of the globe) So how much is a Gazillion?

    a Gazillion has (28810 x 3) zeros

    86430 zeroes!

    here's where I found this little nugget:

    http://gregology.net/Reference/gazillion/

    My hed hurtz reel bad....
    Do you like Styx?Because you have to muchtime on your hands.

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  • srboone
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    I don't know about "good" use, but I did pull up another bit of useless trivia to add to my collection

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  • peteOcha
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    Well, at least you put the internet to good use Squire!

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  • srboone
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    Originally posted by srboone View Post
    How many zeroes is that?
    I feel like answering my own question (to prevent anyone form actually searching for the answer--and getting the headache that I got from the expereince.)

    Most entries I found say that "Gazillion" is a ficticous number. But one blog entry read (and I paraphrase):

    From the root "gazzen", Latin for “earthly edge”, or "end of the earth", abbreviated to gaz (literally 28810 ancient Greek miles, being one full revolution of the globe) So how much is a Gazillion?

    a Gazillion has (28810 x 3) zeros

    86430 zeroes!

    here's where I found this little nugget:

    http://gregology.net/Reference/gazillion/

    My hed hurtz reel bad....

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  • Antmusic
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    Ronald Kelly's story style is very addicting. In a different vain, I'm also addicted to Brian James Freeman's works... But they are very different.

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  • srboone
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    You're welcome a gazillion times over. How many zeroes is that?

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  • jester05jk
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    You are also to blame for my new fascination with his works. I sincerely thank you a gazillion times over.

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  • srboone
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    I accept the blame and moral responsibility (but not financial) for that, BW. Ron doesn't get the recognition he deserves. I never would have discovered his works if I hadn't gotten a notice from Amazon that King's Blockade Billy was set to be published as trade HC, with the first edition being printed by CD. I went to the website, ordered Midnight Grinding and I was hooked.

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  • bookworm 1
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    Ok I guess I will blame squire for this.I just purchased both of these titles.Can't say anything except THANK YOU SQUIRE FOR BEING SUCH A GREAT SALES MAN WHEN IT COMES TO MR. KELLY..

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