Hullo!!!!
Hullo!!!!
Who would each of your friends as a progger in an alt universe be, GO!!!!!
HEHEHEH oh my god . okay this is gonna be silly sorry everyone.
agus would be robert fripp . there's actual thought process here i could see agus going down a similar life path but also admittedly agus has been reshaping himself after fripp a little bit. hes wiser however.
aniken would be not a progger at all next question. he'd be doing something much more valuable with his life
al would be somewhere between neil peart and keith emerson i feel. more like keith though. keith if he became an audio engineer
mav is like carl palmer in my mind in that theyre very charming and sweet
felipe is alan white no question about it. cmon now.
trish also reminds me vaguely of carl but far more fishly (chris squire)
chris also feels Chris-ly to me but with an added side of dream and whimsy so sinfield in there too
and i think emily/snail reminds me also of robert fripp but in a different way than agus does. also jon association
duluoz is rick
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