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BR14 replied

24 October 2020, 19:18
turgid miserable sh1te.
two bottles of lanny is it?
and a handful of jellies?
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minestrone replied

24 October 2020, 19:16
Originally posted by pacharan View Post

I know they're the flavour of the moment but someone's just made me sit through their Mumford and Sons album

Oh Lord - what an awful dirge; a bunch of blokes with banjoes and other folky like paraphernalia bellyaching about stuff that only folkies bellyache about.

A melange of the very worst of hillbilly cum Irish folk music.

The wisdom we have lost...
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shaunbhoy replied

30 July 2011, 09:48
Originally posted by pacharan View Post

I know they're the flavour of the moment but someone's just made me sit through their Mumford and Sons album

That's a novel interpretation of "the naughty step". My congratulations to your parents on this innovative move.
What did they catch you doing this time, and did it once again involve your sister's soiled underwear?
And was it preferable to being "Queened" in the car park??
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Cliphead replied

30 July 2011, 08:11
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Got a lot of php bugs in your website cliphead, or you just like the word deprecated.

Hosting provider updated PHP so working through the bugs. It was completely broken before.
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xoggoth replied

30 July 2011, 08:06
Got a lot of php bugs in your website cliphead, or you just like the word deprecated. Couldn't get anything to play either.

Last edited by xoggoth; 30 July 2011, 08:11.
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d000hg replied

30 July 2011, 01:30
Originally posted by pacharan View Post

I know they're the flavour of the moment but someone's just made me sit through their Mumford and Sons album

Would you rather listen to Queen? Were you forced to listen in their car?
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Moscow Mule replied

29 July 2011, 22:57
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

Who's miserable?

Life doesn't get any better

Well, so long as you're happy.
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Cliphead replied

29 July 2011, 22:53
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

Cheer up misery guts.

Who's miserable?

Life doesn't get any better
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Moscow Mule replied

29 July 2011, 22:52
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

WGAF.

Cheer up misery guts.
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Cliphead replied

29 July 2011, 22:43
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

To paraphrase somebody famous, I'd defend your right to make it to the ends of the earth, just don't expect me to listen to it!

WGAF.
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Moscow Mule replied

29 July 2011, 22:42
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

Some of them dirges are paying for the new aeroplane, no accounting for taste

To paraphrase somebody famous, I'd defend your right to make it to the ends of the earth, just don't expect me to listen to it!
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stek replied

29 July 2011, 22:38
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

I only sing folkie stuff that involves shaggin' & drinkin' which is a good percentage of the repertoire. Only the English think folk music should be accompanied by razor blades applied to the wrist.

Then again, if I was English....

I actually like King Creosote. Nice bit of electric viola, like the Velvet Underground.

I am cool again I think.
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Cliphead replied

29 July 2011, 22:36
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

I'm surprised you haven't topped yourself after some of the dirges you've got on your website.

Some of them dirges are paying for the new aeroplane, no accounting for taste
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stek replied

29 July 2011, 22:33
Sounds like a firm of Removal men.

tulip, I'm old aren't I?
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Moscow Mule replied

29 July 2011, 22:32
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

I only sing folkie stuff that involves shaggin' & drinkin' which is a good percentage of the repertoire. Only the English think folk music should be accompanied by razor blades applied to the wrist.

Then again, if I was English....

I'm surprised you haven't topped yourself after some of the dirges you've got on your website.
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