Walter, it amazes me how much you look like the Karate Kid.

MTAR wrote:Walter, it amazes me how much you look like the Karate Kid.

I'm pretty sure I would've recognized the Karate Kid if I'd been standing next to him all night.

jussayn.

ironyengine wrote:

Sly Bug wrote:

waltermalling wrote:hi sylvain. i’m not critiscizing at all. just my music lover obserations.

I was just surprised by these observations from someone who belongs to this forum but, hey, it's your point of view. Thanks for sharing.

You should continue not to be surprised, because this is waltermalling.

I got it, thanks to Chapter2

my avatar is not a picture of me. but i understand the confusion. for nearly a year i thought bweiss had chuck d as his avatar. turns out it was frank thomas!

I'm still curious as to the identity of the E/A member who is "waltermalling" and why "he" was ressurected now.

I'm still curious as to the identity of the E/A member who is "waltermalling" and why "he" was ressurected now.

ironyengine wrote:

MTAR wrote:Walter, it amazes me how much you look like the Karate Kid.

I'm pretty sure I would've recognized the Karate Kid if I'd been standing next to him all night.

jussayn.

jussayn.

Hi Walter!

OH HAPPY DAY!

punch_the_lion wrote:I'm still curious as to the identity of the E/A member who is "waltermalling" and why "he" was ressurected now.

I too am curious. waltermalling why are you back in character?

ironyengine wrote:Walter, I see your point now - back by the sound booth, where I was also standing, the show was not quite deafening enough not to be able to hear other people (unfortunately). I do think it was plenty loud enough though.

I too was standing by the sound booth. I was near waltermalling and didnt even know it. Curse me!

I looked for the ironyengine (and also for that damned fly), but did not see him. Or at least I dont think I did. 'Sbeen a while since I saw him last.

Oh, and I wore ear plugs as I usually do. It was plenty loud enough for ear plugs.

It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening.

Walter, how was Todd's drum technique?