Talk:Jonathan Segel

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Does humor belong on a web site encyclopedia entry about music? I could not resist making a little pun in the links to the discography. Delete it if you reaaaaaly have to. But understand the context first, at least. Yes, I'm saying it's motivic.

Oh, and Tom, you plagiarist ;^) you stole most of that stuff from Jonathan's page (or did he steal it from you? ;^). I looked at your very own pages, and don't worry, the men in the white coats will come for you soon. I especially enjoyed the Fluxus performance commentary.

Tzf 06:41, 9 June 2006 (UTC)

I wrote it all myself. Jonathan has (flatteringly!) borrowed it for his own publicity purposes. Tom Duff 21:48, 12 July 2006 (UTC)