posted February 12, 2003 11:37                  

Voivod IceCapades? Voivod de fantaisie?

posted February 13, 2003 06:20                  

HAHAHAHAHA!!! That's a great idea! I'm thinking of a black bottle with a white Korgull logo on the label. Above it there's "Voi-Vodka 60%" written in that cool Away calligraphy...on the cap it says "to the death!"

posted February 13, 2003 06:27                  

Jacques Brel was a very talented artist IMO... a few of his songs have real melancholy/dark feel.

posted February 13, 2003 10:34                  

Rêver un impossible rêve
Porter le chagrin des départs
Brûler d'une possible fièvre
Partir où personne ne part
Aimer jusqu'à la déchirure
Aimer, même trop, même mal,
Tenter, sans force et sans armure,
D'atteindre l'inaccessible étoile
Telle est ma quête,
Suivre l'étoile
Peu m'importent mes chances
Peu m'importe le temps
Ou ma désespérance
Et puis lutter toujours
Sans questions ni repos
Se damner
Pour l'or d'un mot d'amour
Je ne sais si je serai ce héros
Mais mon cœur serait tranquille
Et les villes s'éclabousseraient de bleu
Parce qu'un malheureux
Brûle encore, bien qu'ayant tout brûlé
Brûle encore, même trop, même mal
Pour atteindre à s'en écarteler
Pour atteindre l'inaccessible étoile.

posted February 13, 2003 10:55                  

But like I said....I am a liar. But I do know "Me pardonner Noitall pour j'ai péché. S'il vous plaît." (okay, okay - I used the translator again)

posted February 13, 2003 11:15                  

ha! ah! the truth is out there

poor KK and Mez, all this cavernous body stretching over a male baboon !

posted February 13, 2003 11:18               

I never said I didn't like Brel. But enduring the sound of 30 anglo kids trying to sing along to dark moody songs with a clinically depressed teacher who is crying as he listens does not inspire you to go futher in learning a language. Also, I have a pet peeve about the fact that they hire teachers from France to teach the anglo kids in order to ensure that they learn "international" french, ostie ! (sorry to get all political on ya here but the fact that they won't hire Canadian francophones to teach French really pisses me off) My university french teacher was another person of French citizenship (via Vietnam), not to say that there's anything wrong with learning international French, or people from France, but when anglo kids grow up thinking that the only way to speak French is with a Parisian accent it's a good indicator of why there's a cultural split in my country...

posted February 13, 2003 12:41                  

got to agree with you tho', it's one stupid thing. besides we can be pretty international when we feel like it.

posted February 13, 2003 12:50                  

Hypergrrl is not a Grrl?

I need a bottle of Voivodka now.

posted February 13, 2003 15:41                  

I see that i'm not the only one who like him here . I discovered Brel songs after i discovered why '' Quand on a que l'amour '' was one of the few of Celine Dion's songs that i liked ( heh .I had to endure Celine because of my ex ... . Sorry . )

I found a cool link with the song and lyrics :
Quand on a que l'amour

posted February 14, 2003 04:49                  

I was sure he was Belgian, French or Flemmish I couldn't say...

posted February 14, 2003 06:23                  

belgian french... belgian french!

posted February 17, 2003 08:11                  

Anyway, Brel is cool, but my favorite is Serge Gainsbourg. A genius!

posted February 17, 2003 08:35                  

dunno if it works though

posted February 17, 2003 10:57                  

uncontrolable force!