Happy birthday Frankenbuddha!
Very glad you checked in, Shir.
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Happy birthday Frankenbuddha!
Very glad you checked in, Shir.
Thanks, amych ans Sox. I wasn't sure at first if to report it in b.org.
David and Sophia, thank you for your answers. Sophia - I'm talking about a situation on which there's unclarity about the artist's state, or when it's clear he or she are abusing themselves (drug use, etc.). It's easy and great to be happy for someone you're a fan of and care about as a human being when he or she are doing well, but when they're not it's a lot harder. It seems like as a good fan, there's almost nothing you can do.
Happy Birthday, Frankenbuddha!
Thanks for letting us know, Shir. We have been known to worry.
Happy birthday, Frank!
Thanks for the birthday wishes. Got to get motorvated soon. I'm taking the train to Maine instead of driving (I think it may be cheaper than filling my tank, and I don't need to worry about parking).
Also glad that Shir checked in.
Have a great 4th, all.
Happiest of days, Frank!
::wishes I were going to Maine . . . maybe next summer for my uncle's 80th b'day::
Shir, thanks for checking in!
Happy Birthday Frank! Have a wonderful time in Maine.
Shir-
I think that being happy for someone sort of extends to being concerned about them-- and I don't think it would be rude to mention it. I mean, not "Hey druggie musician, clean the f up!", but more of an "I'm concerned for you are you OK?" Which is, to me, all you can do in real life situations, too, as you cannot force someone to clean up. But perhaps a bunch of people saying "Are you OK?" will help the artist come to the conclusion that they are not. Does that make any sense?
Does that make any sense?
It does. Only in my current musical fandom, it bad netiquette to even bat your eyelashes at the general direction of the private lives of the band.
It is a grey zone. That's why I'm asking you guys.
Happy Birthday, Frank!
At the last several parties I've been to, there's been a bowl of edamame. Easy to make, and requires no utensils to eat. (Though the last time I saw this served, a guy who'd never had it before was eating the pods.)