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| One of the freshest sounding bands on SkidMark and, also the biggest contributors of content to the site since it's inception last year, are the unique & awesome Uncle Binley's Room. Working in a sub basement somewhere in the stark zone within the Chicago city limits these guys create psychedelic experiments in audio as addictive as any class A drug! Tracking down these urban guerrilla's wasn't easy as one half of the men from Uncle, Dawgboy Binley, is currently on a covert mission bringing the UBR sound to the masses in NYC. Communicating with Jumblo Binley based in Chicago's UBR control, SkidMcSkidder managed to battle the time differences and link together with Chicago & New York for a couple of hours of mission debriefing! |
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SkidMcSkidder: Hi Dawgboy And Jumblo it's great to have the senior germ / cootie analysers "live" from the Quamberry Laboratory on SkidMark! Jumblo Binley: (Rockin' emoticon) Dawgboy Binley: Great to be here skiddo Jumblo Binley: Its good to be here - thanks for taking the time to Chat Jumblo Binley: I'm at home Jumblo Binley: And it's always good to be at home Jumblo Binley: (Beer emoticon) Jumblo Binley: (Martini emoticon) Jumblo Binley: (Happy face emoticon) Dawgboy Binley: Hey Mang? Rainy in England? SkidMcSkidder: You bet! SkidMcSkidder: So we ready to rock dudes? Jumblo Binley: (Rockin' emoticon) Dawgboy Binley: Yeah, I'm cool Dawgboy Binley: Hey Skid, Do you drink "Ole Speckled Hen"? SkidMcSkidder: I do indeed -! Jumblo Binley: HAHAHAHAHAHA SkidMcSkidder: (Spaced face emoticon) Jumblo Binley: I like that stuff SkidMcSkidder: I wonder what it's like over there Dawgboy Binley: It's got peculiar foam Jumblo Binley: Over where? SkidMcSkidder: In the US - I had Newcastle brown in SF and it weren't nothin' like it is here in the UK! Dawgboy Binley: It's kinda sweet - too sweet for me SkidMcSkidder: Speckled hen? Jumblo Binley: I'm not a Newky Brown Fan Jumblo Binley: A friend o mine said they call it Newky brown across the pond SkidMcSkidder: It's an acquired taste - I acquire it and fall over! Jumblo Binley: I didn't believe him SkidMcSkidder: He was right - slang Jumblo Binley: Do you guys say "across the pond" SkidMcSkidder: I do SkidMcSkidder: (See previous VI's)! Jumblo Binley: Where are you at exactly?? The address is 50 miles long SkidMcSkidder: West Midlands about 25 miles from Birmingham towards the Welsh border Jumblo Binley: AHH Dawgboy Binley: Yeah, I always start writing it and run out of room and have to twist it up vertically on the package Jumblo Binley: Ha SkidMcSkidder: (Laughs out loud) I've noticed! SkidMcSkidder: Right, ready for some Q's? Jumblo Binley: (Rockin' emoticon) Dawgboy Binley: Ready Dawgboy Binley: Groovy Jumblo Binley: (Rockin' emoticon) SkidMcSkidder: ooookay! SkidMcSkidder: I'll kick this V.I. off with a question that's been bugging me for ages, and I bet quite a few visitors to your site: Who is Uncle Binley?! Jumblo Binley: He's far cooler than Uncle Fuzzy Dawgboy Binley: Whew..... We are not sure actually, but his power has been with us and we feel his presence. I lived in a big house with a lot of people in Michigan, and there was an attic that had a door laying on the floor - it said Uncle Binley's Room on the door. Dawgboy Binley: The attic later became our rehearsal space Jumblo Binley: That place was a 3 alarm special waiting to happen Dawgboy Binley: And the door was used for a basement room where all sorts of wrong doings took place. the true uncle Binley is still a mystery SkidMcSkidder: Cool! Dawgboy Binley: There are actually many different songs titled Uncle Binleys Room that we have - we will put one on each album SkidMcSkidder: Was this where you also met with "Blue Bazooli" and, I must ask what is he?! (See Blue Bazooli's page) Jumblo Binley: Big Blue is uncle's Evil cohort Jumblo Binley: Hey Dawg, did you know that Alex and I almost burned the attic down Dawgboy Binley: Yeah, with that big skull candle sculpture I was making while I was passed out. Jumblo Binley: Yea, all the 1/2 smoked cigarettes lit on fire when the candle burned down Dawgboy Binley: It ignited with Jum at the controls and we almost all perished Jumblo Binley: We woke from our stupor to find it ablaze Dawgboy Binley: I have little recollection of the event SkidMcSkidder: Well that's me lost already! (Laughs out loud) Jumblo Binley: Alex is our sista's husband, him and I were hanging up in the attic, next to the uncle binley door SkidMcSkidder: Ahh.. Jumblo Binley: Drinking Jack and Brews Dawgboy Binley: I was done for already - unconscious Jumblo Binley: And this big skull candle was burning, that Dawg made out of old melted candles and had a lot of old cigarettes melted into it SkidMcSkidder: Gettin' clearer! Jumblo Binley: it burned down real low, and then big time ablaze Jumblo Binley: The attic rehearsal space (Dawg lived there) Had cloth tarps on the ceiling covering the f\rafters Dawgboy Binley: The attic was a bedroom / rehearsal space that I lived in and it was a bad safety hazard - the walls were sheets of canvas Jumblo Binley: 3 alarm special SkidMcSkidder: Cool! Dawgboy Binley: I had a squirrel living up there too. Jumblo Binley: HAHAHA oh yea, I forgot SkidMcSkidder: Tell me more about the "enigmatic" clubhouse residing in the stark zone within the Chicago city limits Jumblo Binley: It's my rockin zone Jumblo Binley: Ironically, it now has cloth tarps covering the rafters SkidMcSkidder: (Laughs out loud) Jumblo Binley: Its kinda rad - purple and florescent green walls Dawgboy Binley: It's our studio/science lab Jumblo Binley: Lots of neon and Black lights Dawgboy Binley: Smoke machines, light shows.... Jumblo Binley: Science lab is the best description. SkidMcSkidder: Sounds a little like Incubus Lovechild's command module! Jumblo Binley: There are plenty of bottles of unidentified liquid there too SkidMcSkidder: Have they been sampled recently? Jumblo Binley: Yes digitally - not orally SkidMcSkidder: Heh heh Jumblo Binley: Gurglin' bublin' fizzin' SkidMcSkidder: Sounds like Old Speckled Hen! Jumblo Binley: HAHAHAHA Dawgboy Binley: The clubhouse is a digital set-up, with many analog synths Dawgboy Binley: We make it a pretty great zone to hang in, but it's a great studio. SkidMcSkidder: Dawgboy, You were playing & recording with the band "Clarity" while you're in NYC - how's that going now? Dawgboy Binley: We're done. Everyone was doing so many side projects that it became less important for pretty much everyone in the band. Some are more into film/art now, I'm still working mostly on music stuff. SkidMcSkidder:
How does living in NYC affect your ability to Jumblo Binley: We go High Tech Jumblo Binley: Internet, techno rama Dawgboy Binley: We've got it worked out pretty good - Jum's got a server at his house, and we used the same software so we can send large files over - All final mixes are done in The stark zone in Chicago Jumblo Binley: yea Jumblo Binley: He uploads Cakewalk files to my server Dawgboy Binley: I travel there often too. Jumblo Binley: I add parts, do remixes, and screw up stuff SkidMcSkidder: Ah, cakewalk what version do you use? Jumblo Binley: 9.03 and Sonar 1.02 SkidMcSkidder: I'm still makin' do with Ver. 3.0!! Jumblo Binley: Unfortunately Sonar 102 has caused some incompatibilities Jumblo Binley: Whoa Dawgboy Binley: I haven't upgraded to Sonar yet, but it will be soon. I don't know if my set up can handle it yet. SkidMcSkidder: SkidMark's still in the Stone Age! Jumblo Binley: Yea, the drag with Sonar, was that it really requires a monster machine Dawgboy Binley: We were there - Sippin was done on 6.0, but that's still a bit better. Jumblo Binley: I was just over an old "Well of Souls" buddy of ours - Krunchy Jumblo Binley: He uses Cake 8 - I was reminded of how blazing fast the pre-Sonar version was Jumblo Binley: Ver 9.03 is Rock solid Dawgboy Binley: We were both in a band in Chicago Called Well of Souls, and there was an old member "krunchy" who Jum was talking about SkidMcSkidder: Gotcha Dawgboy Binley: Skid - Did you ever get "Sippin from the Test Tube"? SkidMcSkidder: No man Dawgboy Binley: My fault. SkidMcSkidder: Just the Crema Dawgboy Binley: I'll get it to you - It's the first Binley album. It helps the whole saga come together. Jumblo Binley: Yes indeed SkidMcSkidder: Far out - I'll look out for that! Jumblo Binley: IndeedY SkidMcSkidder:
SkidMark is honoured to be the exclusive source on the net of your absolute
killer track "Cast Out" (see MP3 links page) - will it feature
on the Jumblo Binley: Si' Jumblo Binley: Cast out - features the WOS drummer "good guy Chuck" SkidMcSkidder: So, is there any plans for a new album release sometime soon? Jumblo Binley: We gotta get on it. Dawgboy Binley: Yes, Binley three will happen, but we have some other things we've been doing right now - me with Clarity, and some other things in NYC, and Jum's making music for Karate videos and doing a lot of recording. We have enough songs now for 5 more Binley albums, but we need to get final mixes down, and everything is being done at a higher level than before, so we are taking some time Jumblo Binley: NLM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !! SkidMcSkidder: Yeah, You were saying that you're working on a completely different project called the NLM (Nutria Liberation Movement)- I dig you're initial description of it: "It's hillbilly Punk Rock for all the redheaded stepchild's of the planet" - Tell me more!! Jumblo Binley: Louisiana Bayou, with only 2 back teeth SkidMcSkidder: (Laughs out loud) Jumblo Binley: Its raw Jumblo Binley: It's loud Jumblo Binley: Less produced than Binley is Dawgboy Binley: Yes, all the Demos are done. It's all fast and harder, but will have a small element of electronic - not as much as Binley, but probably more like analog parts. Dawgboy Binley: Analog parts over a raw core - is what I meant Jumblo Binley: I take my old moog - throw it off the roof - then play my parts through a fender twin, and a EH memory man SkidMcSkidder: It's the only way to play! (Laughs out loud) Jumblo Binley: Man the Fender twin - memory man combo is insane Jumblo Binley: Guitar or keys SkidMcSkidder: Do you hafta wear earplugs?! Jumblo Binley: Enough beer and you won't mind a thing Dawgboy Binley: Again, all the tunes are recorded at a demo level, but we have to finalise some stuff, and gloss it over. Pressing another CD, will cost some dough, but I feel like this one's. Jum's in the middle of recording his sequential circuits pro one through a homemade tube amp that burns it up Dawgboy Binley:"I feel like this one's it" - is what I meant to say. SkidMcSkidder: Gotcha Jumblo Binley: NLM rocks Jumblo Binley: But Uncle Binley will be back new and improved too Jumblo Binley: UBR is getting a bit smooth these days, while NLM takes up the rough edges Dawgboy Binley: There's a lot of slide guitar and hillbilly themes in this one - but it's more like a group of inbred swamp tour guides from Louisiana that just got molested by aliens - all in a happy sing along package SkidMcSkidder: Sounds better by the minute! Dawgboy Binley: UBR has no rules - so it is kind of nice to take something from beginning to end with a focus and an objective SkidMcSkidder:
Last year you guys were working on the score to an independent Jumblo Binley: Ha rent Jumblo Binley: Dawg and I have both spent a good portion of our lives trying to get music to pay the rent SkidMcSkidder: Successfully? (Laughs out loud) Jumblo Binley: You just reminded me, I never got a copy of the damn video Dawgboy Binley: There's a contradiction in being experimental and paying rent. Jumblo Binley: Yea and even the video didn't pay too much rents Dawgboy Binley: In order to have the freedom to do whatever you sonically want - the rent goes unpaid. Jumblo Binley: The rent goes unpaid most times anyway - regardless of your freedom. We have a few friends who make their living entirely from Music (Good Guy from WOS being one of them) Dawgboy Binley: We're only taking on things that give us that freedom Jumblo Binley: You might as well - go with what you want out of life. SkidMcSkidder: Sure thing Jumblo
Binley:
One of the few things in life that I love - is jammin' on Binley, NLM,
etc tunes SkidMcSkidder: (Laughs out loud) groovy! Jumblo Binley:Jumblo Binley:Jumblo Binley: If I did only what paid, I'd be unhappy - and still broke SkidMcSkidder: Yeah - look at me! Jumblo Binley: I need a speckled hen right now SkidMcSkidder:
When was UBR last on the road? Was it the "Sippin' like your Mamma"
tour? Dawgboy Binley: UBR did Jams around the stark zone - we've had other things like WOS and Clarity to be on the Road with. Mostly it's a studio thing. Jumblo Binley: The difficult part with UBR live, is that we need about 25 players along with us Jumblo Binley: We can't afford to pay an entourage, so we have to get our old buddy's from other groups Jumblo Binley: They usually have other things going on, which prohibit longer stints Jumblo Binley: We used to do more regular jams in Chicago as a 3 piece originally - pretty scaled down versions of the tunes - It was cool cause the energy was high Jumblo Binley: Now touring becomes more complex SkidMcSkidder: So no plans to tour again once you guys morph back together in one location? Jumblo Binley: Anything is possible Dawgboy Binley: Everyone is doing tons of stuff. The cool thing is that we have been a part of so many great people in two great cities that are creative in very technical ways. Jumblo Binley: Yea, I just wrote some parts for a group that "good Guy" is working with Dawgboy Binley: "A part of something with so many great people" SkidMcSkidder: Talking about being creative: One of my (and many of SkidMark's visitor's) favourite sections of the SkidMark web site is the "Dawg Art Gallery" containing 8 inspiring yet insane pieces of art work including commentaries by the artist himself - When did Dawgy first show signs of being a PC Paint genius? Dawgboy Binley: Actually, during the sippin creation - there were 17 tracks and each one of them had a piece to go along with the track. We didn't have the dough to make a CD layout with that many panels - so now most of it went unviewed by anyone. The SkidMark web site is the only place we've used a lot of that stuff. Dawgboy Binley: There's been a lull in my Dawg Art for a while - The NLM has been my main concern, but having a gallery on the skid site has made me want to get it going again - I have to find some of the oldies that I think Jum only has lost on his server somewhere. SkidMcSkidder: Raider's of Jum's lost ark! Jumblo Binley: I dig the PC Paint look. I work with some Graffiti Artists turned Web Graphic designers. They aren't so fond of it SkidMcSkidder: Well we dig it Dawgboy Binley: Binley has always been a band using technology, Jum takes the lead usually. But sometimes we create problems for ourselves. Always upgrading software, always using different methods of sequencing and different mediums recording that have to be synced in different ways - there's always a learning curve involved, but in figuring out the technology we try to exercise a demented creativity. Jumblo Binley: I used to be a big Skull and Candle dude, but now I fear the clubhouse is a bit to volatile for the candles Dawgboy Binley: The Dawg palace out in queens is more glitter based than skull decor now. Jumblo Binley: Dawg does some cool furniture decorating Jumblo Binley: You should sell your Dawg furniture in a NYC gallery Jumblo Binley: Except, it's hard to keep painted furniture from looking worn Dawgboy Binley: In our place out here, every piece of furniture is covered in a glitter/polyurethane coating. Still many skulls from back in the day - but they are metallic glitterized now. SkidMcSkidder: Sounds like a funky place to dwell Dawgboy Binley: Thanks mang! SkidMcSkidder:: Is that MC Bad B-Sting's influence? Dawgboy Binley: B-sting is the revolutionary anti-establishment influence on UBR. SkidMcSkidder: Tell me more.. Jumblo Binley: MC Bad B-Sting and Dawgster are getting hitched SkidMcSkidder: Hey congrats dude Jumblo Binley: Shot gun style Jumblo Binley: Hee hee SkidMcSkidder: Ha ha SkidMcSkidder: So do I get an invite to the Stag party?!! Jumblo Binley: Yea, When are we doing the Stag o Rama Dawgboy Binley: Yeah, both Binley locations are pretty insane. I don't invite people from work, hence my employment may be interrupted. SkidMcSkidder: So what do you do in the real world employment-wise? Jumblo Binley: Odd's and Ends Jumblo Binley: This and That Jumblo Binley: Here and there SkidMcSkidder: Duckin' and divin' Jumblo Binley: Pickin' and Grinnin' Jumblo Binley: Shuckin' and Jivin' Dawgboy Binley: yeah, if you are hitting NYC sometime - you should stop by. It's a ferocious place - I try to battle it every weekend and I always lose. It chewed me up and spit me out last night once again. Dawgboy Binley: Jum's teaching kids programming. Dawgboy Binley: I do database work in NYC SkidMcSkidder: I'm definitely NYC-bound sometime in the next year or two - there're so many cool bands I now know there and don't forget Jerry @ Bumpskey.com! Dawgboy Binley: Yeah - I think he's in New Jersey actually. Jumblo Binley: Yea, Dawg - you should go visit old Bumsk SkidMcSkidder: Yeah you're right NJ SkidMcSkidder: J's still playing Crema on the show - heard it the other night Jumblo Binley: If you are in Chicago - stop on by - we can grab a pint or two SkidMcSkidder: Line 'em up Jum - I can swim the pond in a couple o' weeks!! Dawgboy Binley: I've been afraid of the land of Bon Jovi and no left hand turns, but I do need to go out there - It' s actually always had a bad ass punk rock scene - The misfits I think are from New Jersey actually. Jumblo Binley: HAHAHA the land of no left turns Dawgboy Binley: Jum and I lived in New Jersey actually. Dawgboy Binley: As far as bars go - I think NYC is unmatched - at least for the U.S. New Orleans is pretty insane, but it's really a small area that people hang out in. Jumblo Binley: Austin is cool, but a pretty small strip comparatively SkidMcSkidder: Any plans to jump the pond and hit the UK? Jumblo Binley: I really want to do it, The deal is: Jumblo Binley: I hate planes Jumblo Binley: So I need a slow boat Jumblo Binley: Or a fast one Jumblo Binley: Being in Chicago, and continental flight is only about 4 hours - it's all I can take Jumblo Binley: "Any continental flight" SkidMcSkidder: Yeah, it killed me doin' 12 hours to LA Dawgboy Binley: B-sting and I were actually thinking of a honeymoon in the land of Fish & chips and Speckled Hen. SkidMcSkidder: Really Dawgy? Cool! SkidMcSkidder:: Come on over and Skidder will show ya a good time! Jumblo Binley: What's the best English Brew out there?? SkidMcSkidder: Hummm... SkidMcSkidder: That's a good one... Dawgboy Binley: B-sting's starting a violent revolution in Santiago - we went there last summer - 12 hour flight SkidMcSkidder: Yeah I remember you telling me about sour somethin' or other Dawgboy Binley: It must be ole Rasputin Jumblo Binley: Pico sours ?? SkidMcSkidder: That's the one SkidMcSkidder: Timothy Taylor Landlord Ale is wicked (Jum) Dawgboy Binley: Yeah, Pisco Sours - it's Chile's national drink. Jumblo Binley: I would have liked to be there too - but it was kind cold in the summer wasn't it Dawgboy Binley: Yeah - our summer is their winter. B-sting studies chaotic upheavals and violent revolutions. Dawgboy Binley: Mostly in Chile. Jumblo Binley: I'm against violent revolutions. Especially on my street SkidMcSkidder: So when are we gonna see the UBR revolution? Dawgboy Binley: Soon.... Sooon... SkidMcSkidder: I.E. UBR discs in every good underground music shop Jumblo Binley: I think the NLM stuff is coming out next. Good Guy is getting ready to lay down some skins for it Jumblo Binley: Then back to UBR Dawgboy Binley: I'm doing my best to spread them in Manhattan, but the damn bars keep slowing me down on the way. Jumblo Binley: I got discs to go round SkidMcSkidder: I'll be waitin'....! Jumblo Binley: Any underground shops need them let me know SkidMcSkidder: I'll tout some UBR stuff around and let you know Dawgboy Binley: Great!!! Jumblo Binley: Dawg and Myself have a fatal flaw - were not good businessmen Jumblo Binley: So the distribution side of things kind lack Jumblo Binley: Typical musician - any help would be cool SkidMcSkidder: It's something I'd like to get into but it's the up front capitol outlay which is always the stumbling block! Jumblo Binley: Yes as usual Dawgboy Binley: We need to get some donations for a skid compilation Jumblo Binley: Si' Dawgboy Binley: I spread the skid stickers you sent me on the subway out here in Jackson Heights Queens SkidMcSkidder: Cheers! Jumblo Binley: Bathrooms and subways - 2 best places for underground advertisements Dawgboy Binley: yeah - I placed one on the toilet of CBGB's last year when you sent them. Jumblo Binley: Awesome SkidMcSkidder: cool! That's a hang out of Gate 18 - I've one of the "live" CD's recorded there SkidMcSkidder: I was thinking (when I FINALLY) get up to speed with SkidMark, about setting up a shop SkidMcSkidder: But not like the others.. SkidMcSkidder: I'd BUY the CD's off the artists and then sell 'em - not wait 'til they're bought and take a cut Jumblo Binley: The drag is the up front cost and publicity. Most bands don't mind doing the "wait to pay" thing - If they trust the operation SkidMcSkidder: Yeah, that's the one thing about internet-based outfits - trust Jumblo Binley: Were used to the shysters who make the bands pay up front for sale of their own CD Dawgboy Binley: It's common here in New York for local bands to pay publicists, which didn't seem so much the case in Chicago SkidMcSkidder: Everyone wants a cut Jumblo Binley: Which I wouldn't be against if there was even a glimmer of hope that it would pay off Jumblo Binley: 99.999999999999% of the time - nothing!! Jumblo Binley: That's why it rocks that SkidMark Multi is getting things to happen SkidMcSkidder: SkidMark's only small fry in the scheme of things though unfortunately Dawgboy Binley: The good thing about the internet is that you are doing something really specific so that you can connect with people who are into experimental type stuff. SkidMcSkidder: Oh yeah - I hear ya SkidMcSkidder:
Until the inception of SkidMark I didn't know jackshit SkidMcSkidder: Which is? Jumblo Binley: I hope soon, we can remix that formula with a taste of Binley Science stew Jumblo Binley: Formula = Songwriter, production team, Smiley face, choreographer Dawgboy Binley: Which British brews should we try out? SkidMcSkidder: Timothy Taylor land lord - always a good 'un SkidMcSkidder: Any IPA (imperial pale ale) Jumblo Binley: IPA's rock Jumblo Binley: High hops - I love it SkidMcSkidder: Gettin' thirsty! (Laughs out loud) SkidMcSkidder: In fact this is the 1st VI I've done without the aid of a 4-pack Jumblo Binley: All I got is a couple o' DOS XX in the fridge Dawgboy Binley: Have you tried Malort, the Binley liquor of choice? Jumblo Binley: AHH Malort SkidMcSkidder: Err.. no SkidMcSkidder: Ale? Dawgboy Binley: Unfortunately we can't mail Malort, combustible! Dawgboy Binley: No octane fuel. SkidMcSkidder: Fantastic! Jumblo Binley: Where can I get me some err...?"? What's that Green illegal liquid you get in Amsterdam Jumblo Binley: Or Prague Jumblo Binley: Or Brazil Jumblo Binley:....Oh Absinthe SkidMcSkidder: Ah... I know the stuff (was in the Dam last Nov) SkidMcSkidder: Blindness-maker Jumblo Binley: Yea - only the home made stuff Jumblo Binley: The real stuff is still available in a couple of countries Jumblo Binley: I'm not sure where SkidMcSkidder: Never tried it meself SkidMcSkidder: Vodka's my thang Jumblo Binley: I got a good article on it I'll send it out Jumblo Binley: Good Russian stuff? Jumblo Binley: I have this Italian stuff that is awesome in martinis SkidMcSkidder: You oughta talk to Ed Van Wylick from the Dutch band Sleazy Dream's he's an expert on all thing's that'll get him WASTED! Jumblo Binley: Mezzaluna Dawgboy Binley: Inkapay? SkidMcSkidder: Eh?! Jumblo Binley: Another fine blend - I believe from Japan Dawgboy Binley: Get some of that while you are in Japan. I forget how it's spelled. SkidMcSkidder: I'll look that one up next month Jumblo Binley: You'll have to look it up out there - its bright red - like blood SkidMcSkidder: Smashin'! Jumblo Binley: I'm a Bombay Sapphire gin man myself Jumblo Binley: I gotta check out Sleazy Dreams tunes SkidMcSkidder: You're a bit of a connoisseur by the sounds of it! Jumblo Binley: I've had my share Jumblo Binley: Dawg too SkidMcSkidder: Hey Dawgy - you still with us? Dawgboy Binley: Yeah - Gin is my toxin of choice, but I never had enough dough to get Sapphire. Jumblo Binley: Fine gin and Fine Port - 2 of the finer things I enjoy Jumblo Binley: Too broke to buy it most of the time Dawgboy Binley: Yeah, I'm here! I got to split pretty soon though. In like 10 minutes actually. SkidMcSkidder:
That's cool I've pretty much run out of "set" questions anyhow Dawgboy Binley: I get Georgi Gin here for 7 bucks a bottle. Jumblo Binley: Rockin' SkidMcSkidder: Gordon's Gin is the Englishman's choice Dawgboy Binley: Yeah, they always have that on the airplanes here for some reason. SkidMcSkidder: Not a G&T fan myself Dawgboy Binley: This has been cool skid - we have to keep in touch more on the booze info. Jumblo Binley: Only the best!!! SkidMcSkidder: Too right! SkidMcSkidder: I am what I drink and I'm a bitter man! (Laughs out loud) Dawgboy Binley: Alright I'm out mang!! Cheers to All!!! SkidMcSkidder: Thanks Dawgy! Jumblo Binley: Yeah, I'll roll too - thanks for hanging with us Skid Dawgboy
Binley:
Thanks!!! Jumblo Binley: Yea, we should meet one day SkidMcSkidder: It's a date! (well, not literally! (Laughs out loud)) SkidMcSkidder: keep rockin' Jum and I'm looking forward to the next release! UBR ROCK! Jumblo Binley: Over and out SkidMcSkidder: For now! see ya |
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Virtual Interview conducted using MSN instant messenger ™ 19-05-2002
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