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<blockquote data-quote="pete lashmar" data-source="post: 244781" data-attributes="member: 606">Hi [USER=73]@Emelee[/USER] , thanks for your questions.1. I miss the glorious days of vinyl albums, there was something magical about them and their sleeves, especially if it was a double album.But I go with the times and am absolutely fine with digital music, and it&#039;s certainly easier to listen to on multiple devices. I have never really listened to podcasts but am very aware of them, and the variety. I used to listen to talk radio when I was in the UK, but honestly couldn&#039;t tell you the last time I listened to a radio station.2. I used to read a lot but had varied tastes. I remember buying Jurassic Park when it was released and loved it, it was far darker than the film that came a few years later and although I enjoyed it, it really wasn&#039;t the dark story that Michael Creighton had written. He was one of my favourite authors. I also remember reading&nbsp; a book about Mike Tyson, it was fascinating and although not an official autobiography I found it a very sad story but was gripped by it.I loved all the Harry Potter books but I stopped reading about 10 years ago, I found that I relaxed too much and was always yawning, then my eyes atarted to water and&nbsp; got sore, so eventually I stopped.3. If I could go back in time to take 1 picture it would have to be back to 1991 when I passed out of the Royal Navy. I have maybe 3 photos of my whole time there and would love to have a proper photo in full number 1 uniform on that parade ground. It was a freezing cold day in December OMG it was cold, but I was so so proud to have completed basic training and would love a photo to remember it by.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pete lashmar, post: 244781, member: 606"] Hi [USER=73]@Emelee[/USER] , thanks for your questions. 1. I miss the glorious days of vinyl albums, there was something magical about them and their sleeves, especially if it was a double album.But I go with the times and am absolutely fine with digital music, and it's certainly easier to listen to on multiple devices. I have never really listened to podcasts but am very aware of them, and the variety. I used to listen to talk radio when I was in the UK, but honestly couldn't tell you the last time I listened to a radio station. 2. I used to read a lot but had varied tastes. I remember buying Jurassic Park when it was released and loved it, it was far darker than the film that came a few years later and although I enjoyed it, it really wasn't the dark story that Michael Creighton had written. He was one of my favourite authors. I also remember reading a book about Mike Tyson, it was fascinating and although not an official autobiography I found it a very sad story but was gripped by it. I loved all the Harry Potter books but I stopped reading about 10 years ago, I found that I relaxed too much and was always yawning, then my eyes atarted to water and got sore, so eventually I stopped. 3. If I could go back in time to take 1 picture it would have to be back to 1991 when I passed out of the Royal Navy. I have maybe 3 photos of my whole time there and would love to have a proper photo in full number 1 uniform on that parade ground. It was a freezing cold day in December OMG it was cold, but I was so so proud to have completed basic training and would love a photo to remember it by. [/QUOTE]

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