What a lucky find! Glad all is now well. Calvin the cat could well have had some explaining to do otherwise. Haha. The eczema will disappear soon enough, thanks to the help of some steroid creams.

I love this, it's very atmospheric. My photography is very limited - I've just started doing astrophotography, using equipment belonging to my friend. It helps an awful lot with my studies. This is my first ever piece of astrophotography - Saturn. And this is my second, our Moon. I'll just show you an example of what my friend can do - he's brilliant at this type of photography! This is a photograph he took of the Whirlpool Galaxy (M51). The lines show a supernova. He uses an SLR camera of some description or another.

Hamsters are the world champions of hide-and-seek. I hope you find him! Today's gripe for me is that the eczema I get when I'm stressed has erupted on my face. Oh joy of joys.

I was eleven years old, back in 2004, and my aunt bought me a Led Zeppelin t-shirt for my birthday. I was already listening to Bowie, Guns N' Roses and Aerosmith (since very early childhood). So naturally, I asked my mum to buy me a CD, so I could listen to the music that related to said shirt. She bought me 'Early Days and Latter Days', which I thought was an appropriate starter, and I got hooked on 'Good Times, Bad Times'. I bought all their albums on vinyl and CD with my 'pocket money' that I saved up for months at a time. The best birthday present I ever received was standing tickets for me and my mum to watch Led Zeppelin at the O2 - I was just fourteen. Ever since I was bought that first compilation album, they've been my favourite band; some days it just feels wrong to listen to anything else. I fell in love with Robert's voice, Jimmy's wailing guitar, JPJ's tight bass playing and Bonzo's animalistic and unique drumming.

My Gods, I love this song.

Hey. It's a koi carp. One of 6 pieces of art I have adorned my body with. Aw, thank you.

Hello! Avid Pagette, yet first time poster here. I can openly admit that I looked at all 357 pages of this thread without taking a break. Here's one of my favourites from Chicago '77 - it's probably been posted here before, but what's the harm in looking again, eh?

The wonderful Janis Joplin. The equally lovely Grace Slick. And the beautiful Dita von Teese.

Thanks to my 11 year old cousin, I've possibly got the most irritating song possible stuck in my head - Jessie J's 'Do it Like a Dude'. Have fun getting THAT out of your mind...

Haha, thank you. I don't dress up like that every day though.

Lyrically I love 'The Rover'. It speaks to me, in a way.

Here's me, being vain.