I have a Beatles bootleg that's absolutely terrible. I didn't find this out until after I bought it, but all Beatles bootlegs are exactly the same. They begin with, ''Ladies and gentlemen, the Beatles . . .'' and then all you can hear is screaming girls. That's it. I have that one. I have Tom Petty live from the ''Refugee'' tour. I have some old Springsteen ones. They had great radio stations when I was a kid in San Francisco.

No, we can't. Can't tell you where to score dope, either, or where to buy cartons of cigarettes that fell off the back of a truck. While Backstreets magazine does review bootlegs as a service to those readers who will be spending their hard-earned money on them anyway, we do not carry bootlegs nor can we help collectors obtain these items. We advocate tape- and CDR-trading over buying bootlegs. For more information on the collecting and trading of CD-Rs, mp3s, etc.

Jack explains in the interview he did for the extra bonus features on the Poor Specimen DVD of Taylor Steele's film "Loose Change" ... Mainly from Rob Machado, Dan Malloy, and Timmy Curren. They're my main copy makers of music. Actually, Jason Weatherly as well. Makes a lot of copies, and burns it, and just passes it out to everybody.

Backstreets' official position is that we do not endorse the buying or selling of unauthorized material, and we do not carry bootlegs nor can we help collectors obtain these items. Bootleg collecting is a reality at present, however, and because our readers have repeatedly asked for it, we do provide a columnist who does consumer-oriented reviews of new bootlegs so collectors can know what dogs to avoid.

With the explosion of the internet, fans now have an easy means to contact each other to exchange bootleg recordings. There are many U2 mailing lists which allow for the trade of bootlegs, and still other lists which are dedicated to the trading of bootlegs. Many fans also maintain webpages which list the material that they have for trade. Often you do not need to have recordings to trade to make use of these services, as fans often will offer to make copies for blank CDs and postage in return.

Believe it or not, I wanted to be a soldier or a policeman! That did not long survive seeing people die violent deaths or associating with those who caused people to die such deaths. At one time my only wish was to be a police official. It seemed to me to be an occupation for my sleepless intriguing mind. I had the idea that there, among criminals, were people to fight: clever, vigorous, crafty fellows.

i think it’s nice people want to take the trouble to record music that apparently they seem to like. i don’t have any problem with that.”

Andrew was fond of telling scary nighttime stories about the Boogie Man when all the lights were out and we kids were supposed to be asleep.

When I was young, I drew anything and everything. I loved to draw clothes. After I learned to sew, I designed and made my own clothes. One of my favorite things was to create little fantasy worlds. I did aliens, people, animals, fairies, monsters, mermaids, bugs-the list just goes on! Some of the characters you see in my collection, especially Caitlin's Garden, actually began when I was in high school!

Being outside! We lived across the street from our elementary school. There was a creek and marsh behind the school. I'd spend hours catching polliwogs, building forts, playing with bugs, having mud fights, riding bikes, and swimming in my grandparents' pool. My family also spent summers in Lake Tahoe, California.

In Conan movie 3, Kaito disguised as Shiratori. At one scene, someone asked Conan how he knew about Scorpion. Conan didn't answer, but Shiratori said something like Conan might have known it from Dr. Agasa. So, if Kaito knows about Dr. Agasa, it's possible that Kaito has been to Dr. Agasa. Then, it's possible that he found out everything from there.

I mostly read fiction, but I read a lot of it - from Nancy Drew to every single Oz book, from the classics to what people often call "junky" books. My favorites included everything from Bartholomew and the Oobleck by Dr. Seuss to Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. My parents always left the hall light on so my brother and I could find our way to the bathroom (and not be scared at night). It threw a chunk of light into my room, perfect for sneak-reading.

When I was a kid, I did the same thing I do now. I read everything. Some people like fantasy, and some like mysteries or biographies or serious books. I liked them all. In my science fiction period, I remember reading Isaac Asimov more than anyone, but otherwise, I only remember reading many kinds of books, mostly with equal interest. What do I read now? Children's books. History books. Biographies. Best sellers. Great literature. Everything.

I loved sports, but I wasn't all that great at any of them. My best sport was track. I had pretty good speed. I ran sprints, hurdles and the long jump (we called it "broad jump" back in those olden days"). I was also a starter on my high school football team, but certainly no star. I always loved baseball but was the sort of kid who gets sent to the rightfield (with the hope that no one will hit the ball that direction). I was about the same in basketball.

In the past, KMFDM has stated: "We have no problem with a 'souvenir' type Walkman recording. We do have a problem if these recordings pop up commercially for horrendous prices like 'Operation KMFDM .'" However, now that KMFDM has released live albums, the band's opinion has likely changed TO BE UPDATED

We charge for additional guests above the "number" four not the age of four. Boy these get complicated sometimes. We have some owners of cabins that have chosen to be adults only, meaning no kids allowed. We do have cabins that allow kids so should not be a problem. So please adults only at the cabins that are labeled adults only. And no it does not mean anything kinky, geewiz! We consider a weekly rental to be seven (7) nights.

To start out, just buy them the basic gamebook of the game you've chosen (ask a dealer or a gamer for help if necessary) and avoid buying too many other supplementary texts just off the bat. A kid's first RPG can be a daunting experience, and you don't want to overwhelm her. If you can find a "Starter" deal that will give you dice and all the gamebooks needed to play, go for it.