The Yeah Yeah Yeahs were good, actually.I quite like 'em.
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This is a fucking disgrace
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Posts: 3911 (01/07/09 13:25:16) Gary "bastard Cunting" Speed |
I was surprised how much I enjoyed watching the Tings Tings. But I do have two cats so maybe this is connected somehow.
Loved Simba's post by the way, I nodded all the way through it as I fell into a number of seperate catagories depending on the band. I also agree with it all but in general I just hate the public/people.
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Otis Witless |
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Posts: 4866 (01/07/09 13:32:55) |
I would also like to belatedly join the Simba's Post is Ace gang. I probably fall into the shouting things that are not four monthers in between songs
category.
Pretty much what I'm like at the football I suppose. ...and at parties. ...and most other social gatherings If I do go and see The Specials I'm thinking of shouting for Fun Boy 3 or Colourrfield songs...whaddayareckon ? |
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The Skerrit |
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Posts: 4158 (01/07/09 13:49:15)
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Chopper25 wrote:Especially having a quiet drink with me. When years of acting the twat at West Ham have been paid back to me in spades in the form of Karma. I'm now a virtual lunatic magnet. The photo-opportunity asian bloke and drunk lush woman coming over to discuss the price of orange juice whilst leering into mine in the space of five minutes was particularly nice. The rancid old cunt. |
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Chopper25 |
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Posts: 3912 (01/07/09 13:52:52) Gary "bastard Cunting" Speed |
Yeah but you didn't help things when you burst into fits of laughter and shouted 'fucking hell look at that!!' You were pointing and almost jumping
on the spot. I turned round to face some moon-chinned dribbling spack no less that a yard away.
You could have let that one pass unnoticed. |
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The Skerrit |
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Posts: 4159 (01/07/09 13:57:17)
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That one was yours.
He was virtually 'Mlaaaaaaring' all over your T-Shirt. I felt it was my duty to point and laugh. I bet he cried when Michael Jackson died. Freak. |
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Joey Deacon |
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Posts: 8582 (01/07/09 13:57:41)
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I enjoy reading your posts Skerrit, I need reminding that parenthood can be hard but also rewarding.
I just wanna know what Monk is gonna do now watching tele is way out of fashion. |
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SD |
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Posts: 1838 (01/07/09 14:00:37) |
Oats.
Eadith Bowman reminds me of Jimmy Crankie, in looks and accent. ALL radio 1 dj's are up their own arse's - in that 'I'm going to preach to you and tell you what you should be listening to' kind of way. |
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The Skerrit |
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Posts: 4160 (01/07/09 14:01:56)
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They're not realyy directed at you Joey, what with you being the perfect father and all. I think Monk's fine. He's never one to be influenced by
fashion, as you well know.
You make sure to let us know how your new marriage is going every five minutes and what a good boy you're being these days. I'd hate to think you'd drifted back to your bad old ways..... |
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Joey Deacon |
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Posts: 8583 (01/07/09 14:04:04)
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Nah, I'm never one to bore.
Spent the Saturday on a tour of the oldest brewery in Britain discussing real ale's, spent Sunday working on the garden. Lifes one long party, nothing has changed. |
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Norbert Up Norf |
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Posts: 80 (01/07/09 14:04:52) Notoriously Cuntish |
Simba wrote: Saw both FATM and Friendly Fires on the NME tour (along with White Lies and Glasvegas) . With the exception of Glasvegas (who are the most unimaginable miserable wankers) the night was top fucking drawer from start to finish. Not surprised all the bands are doing well Weird thing with Skeleton Boy - sing Olive's 'You're not alone' along to the chorus - you'll never listen to it the same again. Metronomy were tongue in cheek were they? I'll give them the benefit of the doubt then - just the once mind.... |
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The Skerrit |
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Posts: 4161 (01/07/09 14:14:04)
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Joey Deacon wrote:Similar to me mate. Bought a new lawnmower last week because I decided we needed one with a grassbox, weeded, and set up an inflatable paddling pool. It's just one long festival. We rock. |
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Chin Chimmery |
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Posts: 5752 (01/07/09 14:21:22)
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Hmm. I like Glasvegas and think White Lies are trying to hard. I see them as a Joy Division tribute band.
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CTatlast |
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Posts: 2385 (01/07/09 14:29:12) |
lots of cat owners and no dogs? Well I got 2 dogs and no kids....& as they say, I can lock a dog in a room on its own for hours and the police dont get
called...
Dont want kids, cant miss what you've never had I reckon....? |
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Joe C |
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Posts: 7300 (01/07/09 14:47:35) My toilet, my rules |
Saw a bit of Glasvegas last night, didn't like it and retired to the bar.
But then music's all about opinions really |
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Simba |
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Posts: 2611 (01/07/09 14:49:26) Fingers A Green Bird |
Norbert Up Norf wrote:Ha too late mate, somebody already spoilt it for me with that a while ago. Still a good tune though in spite of it. |
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Posts: 121 (01/07/09 14:55:05) |
I have a retired racing greyhound. She loves cats. And rabbits.
No cat shit in my garden, f'sure |
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 Lake Palmer aka Monk |
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Posts: 7132 (01/07/09 14:58:02) out-funnied by Big C
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Bruce Springsteen was good but he's no Dappy is he ?
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Lake Palmer aka Monk |
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Posts: 7133 (01/07/09 15:07:04) out-funnied by Big C
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I've never really been into TV that much to be honest Joey, I'll maybe catch the news headlines and country file on a sunday but its not the be all and
end all for me of an evening.
I would admit to being at loose end if they banned parlour games though. An Sunday evening without a round of Squeak Piggy Squeak doesn't bear thinking about. |
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Brigadier Gerard wrote:For what it's worth (admittedly fuck all) I reckon a well looked after greyhound is just about the perfect pet. Lazy, friendly, clean - but most of all, the most beautiful face of any animal on earth. Other than a meercat. Or possibly orang-utan. I will freely admit than upon seeing a greyhound in the street I will often smile soppily and go "Awwww". Sometimes I even do it out loud..... |
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