> > my tastes are eclectic
>
> so 're mine....
>
> > Buffy and ancient Roman emperors in the same box... I know, it's
> > weird
>
> you're just giving the data sorters something to cluck their teeth about

I like to think I'm skewing their demographics.
When I see those little lists under "People who bought X also bought......"
they seem to be fairly connected.
But now maybe there's be a blurb under Buffy (OR MArcus Aurelius) saying PPl
who bought Marcus Aurelius also bought Buffy the Vampire Slayer (or vice
versa) and I'll make someone's day a little more surreal :)

> > > Celtic....
> >
> > uh-oh
>
> uh-oh?
> Is that "uh-oh, another one of THEM"? or "uh-oh, my
budget's gonna take
> another hit"?

uh-oh my budget's gonna take another hit 

>
> even my KID likes Celtic best.... hmmm, if shyness is genetic (well,
> duh!) I wonder if music proclivity is also inheritable. I mean, he's
> always liked bagpipe music, too (in moderation, of course) -- should have
> seen him groovin' to the marching of the bands at the Highland Fest up at
> Estes Park his first time (and he was but a peanut -- barely over 2 or 3,
> I forget, the years all munge together and come out granola porridge)....

LOL
"but a peanut"... I like that :)
And if you like bagpipes... try a group called Rare Air
I can't listen to the whole thing all at one sitting.. bagpipes go a long
way, but I do enjoy the odd tune or three here and there
and when you're in person, a parade, a festival etc.. well then it's all ok
and you can't get enough of the bagpipes :)



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