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Discussion in '☋ Dining - Nightlife - Entertainment ☋' started by Rhoody, Oct 2, 2007.

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  1. progmeister

    progmeister DI Forum Patron

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    Like my new haircut?:D
     
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    Hey, like it progmeister, that's an awesome haircut haahaha! :eek:
     
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    prog, great haircut,hhahahhahaha


    roody, nice evalaution on the spot i aforementioned,hhehehehe, its nice that you gave some updates,hehehe,

    wish to see guys also when i get home, my relatives can sing and play instrument, infact the have their own band, and some play acoustic in gimik.


    RHB, i guess we got same like, i did give capital to my brother right now to start with small piggery, he started right now with 8 piglets, i hope it will do good, talking about rabbits, i got several before, i used to breed, but it all ended as adobo,hehehhehe, sarap to the bones
     
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    ROODY, PROG & RHB,

    why if we will put up our own local dumaguete version of HARD ROCK CAFE? so as dgte will have alternative nightlife, any comments?
     
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    India,
    ther would be potential in Duma, there are always locations avalable, sad enough with the expat boom (I know I am one of them, ut at least a working one) the prices in good arwas are exploiting, But I think since a longer time about something, not big like Why not? but a good pooltable, small dancefloor, small stage, nice bar, good decoration, Rock n' Roll, special days for special music and each music with a computer involved absoltely BANNED...

    cheers

    Rhoody
     
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    Gentlemen,

    This plan sounds great! I really haven't a clue as to when I'm going home for good but count me in on that!! I can "guest" whenever I'm around. I agree with Rhoody's "no digital sampling" rule hehe. Just good old rock'n'roll or indeed heavy metal tunes. By the way, does anyone here listen or play progressive or death metal? I know this is a genre of metal that doesn't have a huge following in DC but there are a few hardline metallists there that I personally know and I wonder if there is anyone in this forum that does too.
    Anyway no biggie if not at all.
    Oh, and lastly, I went back to the barber's today and gave him a huge tip:D
     
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    A good pool table, what an idea! at least one not out in the weather and damp all the time. WN has good tables but the system they have is one I personally don't care for, winner takes table, so the hot shots, if they are there, hog the tables and then change the game rules if they lose. Been there done that.

    Now if we can just find an investor who doesn't want any return on his investment...
     
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    Sounds GOOOOOOOOD. Count us in.... Hubby is into heavy metal but i prefer the melodic (mellow rock) songs and pop of course.:wink:
     
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    I agree...you can't have too much hard rock...a lot of Filipino bands we've heard over the years are really good at it....and, maybe surprisingly, some of the Thai bands are really great too. Sometimes in the oddest places...we heard one at Udorn years ago, way up north, that was absolutely fantastic.

    We are slightly fanatic rock fans...no one comes to town in the genre without us at the concert. For AC/DC concerts we get extra cortisone injections and actually get out of the wheelchairs when Angus lets go with some mean guitar playing...
     
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    prog, your not alone on progressive or death metal, as far as i can remember prog the first local band that i like to watch and listen is the REQUIEM,they are good on this type of music, then we got some young guns also doin the same.

    hope we make this plan a reality
     
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