Must be something in the water...

[The Guilds of Grot]

That makes Canadians play Guilds!

I just posted this thread: http://www.letstalkguild.com/ltg/showthread.php?178024-Yet-another-Guild-Sighting about Carl Newman from the Canadian band New Pornograhers who plays Guilds. While searching for photos of him I ran across a freind of the band, Carey Mercer whom also plays a Guild.

 

[fronobulax]

I note with irony one of the more unintentionally controversial threads on LTG was titled "Something in the water in Toronto?" but did not involve Canadians and Guilds.

 

[killdeer43]

I note with irony one of the more unintentionally controversial threads on LTG was titled "Something in the water in Toronto?" but did not involve Canadians and Guilds.

Ah yes, what a tease you are! :biggrin-new:

Joe

 

[adorshki]

I note with irony one of the more unintentionally controversial threads on LTG was titled "Something in the water in Toronto?" but did not involve Canadians and Guilds.

They weren't Canadians?

 

[bluesypicky]

Where's the porn??????

 

[adorshki]

Whenever I hear that phrase now, I'm reminded of this classic episode of Star Trek:

The Naked Time, season 1 episode 4 :
"One of the Enterprise crewmen, Joe Tormolen, removes his glove while examining the space station, and is contaminated by a strange red liquid. When Lt. Tormolen and First Officer Spock return to the ship they are given a clean bill of health by Chief Medical Officer Dr. McCoy, but Tormolen notices a strange itch on his hands, and begins to act irrationally.....
As the affliction spreads, Sulu abandons his post on the bridge and begins acting like an 18th century sword-fighter," (A very happy swordfighter, D'Artagnan, in fact...) "running around the ship and challenging everyone to a duel.
McCoy manages to avoid the affliction and finds that the water on Psi 2000 has a complex chain of molecules, which, once in the bloodstream, affects people in a similar way to alcohol, depressing the centers of judgment and self-control."
Something in the water, indeed....similar to alcohol...in September of 1966... I guess that's how they got it past the censors of the era.
We now return to our regularly scheduled veer.

 

[Guild Dawg]

"The Laws Have Changed" and "Letter From An Occupant" by the New Pornographers are two of my favorite songs.