York was fantastic, celebrating youngest daughters 19th
thats it now. Kids are all growed up and flew the nest
Some bastid half inched me York Minster thimble
is nothing sacred
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It was hard work in the studio, recorded a rip off of the "The Kids are alright" which I've renamed "Feeling Alright", sounds gr8 with the Rickenbacker through the tube amp and some got some reasonable sounding vocal harmonies on the chorus, backed up with a fast thumping rythm, could be good in the pub. Second song was a true original, called "Work it out"....has potential me thinks ....added a touch of distortion, starts of with a few "who" like chord changes before the drums come in..and I have the velocity on full, so they're being thumped pretty hard.
They still need some work but I've released my first single (sent it to a few friends ) I did last week "Aint got a Woman", had some good feedback, has a menacing "batman like" riff in the verse before launching into "Who" style chorus with vocal harmonies and jingly guitar.
fun fun fun FUN
I can see at this rate by the end of the Summer I'll be pasty faced spending it locked in my recording studio..........but I don't care...
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Originally posted by Friday Blue View Postat the moment only bf3 for me.
although when second hand price come down on skyrim i will proabyl give it a try. im never a fan of single player/non-online games.
guild wars 2 will be out soon i believe
That and having the map editor the greedy money grabbing barstewards
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Aldi are doing vegetable plug plants. EG 15 cauliflower, 6 chilli, 6 toms or 15 lettuce - £1.99 each.
I'm not getting the hang of this contractor thing am I?
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Originally posted by hyperD View PostI'm organising pots, troughs, garden space for growing my own vegetables again. Cherry tomatoes, corn, peas, beans, garlic, onions, carrots and some oregano to complete my herb collection.
Tasty!
hyperD in "The Good Life" mode
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Originally posted by hyperD View PostI'm organising pots, troughs, garden space for growing my own vegetables again. Cherry tomatoes, corn, peas, beans, garlic, onions, carrots and some oregano to complete my herb collection.
Tasty!
hyperD in "The Good Life" mode
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Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostWhat's vegetable planning?
Tasty!
hyperD in "The Good Life" mode
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at the moment only bf3 for me.
although when second hand price come down on skyrim i will proabyl give it a try. im never a fan of single player/non-online games.
guild wars 2 will be out soon i believe
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Originally posted by hyperD View Post
Sorry, MP...!
Thanks for the update, Scrag.
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Started skyrim last weekend and just made a set of dragon armour. Last night I killed a giant and cut his big toe off and pillaged his dead body - he looked familiar
Tonight I am taking the tribe to York and am back on the ale - yippee
Tomorrow we are getting a free tour of the minster from some church bigwig - also yippee
then the women will go shopping whilst me and my boy get hammered in the cellar - - more yippeee
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Sat - Probably escape the city again and meet some friends in St. Albans as the weather looks good
Sun - DIY (Fixing a broken skirting board, hanging some new artwork and replacing some sealant in the bathroom) and Plan B
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Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostLet me filter that for you.
L4D2 - Left for Dead 2
BL2 - Borderlands 2
SWTOR - Star Wars the Old Republic
WoW - World of Warcraft.
Guildies - His fellow guild memebers in game.
I7 - Type of Intel CPU (see below)
CPU - Central Processing Unit
HTH, stick to the kitchen and leave the gaming and technical stuff to the men.
I don't do pay per month gaming, ala WoW, Old Republic. Co-op BL1 was fun, agreed. Torchlight 2 coming as well.
Early days on BL2, some small snippets of news but nothing major yet.
Pre-ordered D3 in 2009 and Play.com priced at £24.99, £34.99 now, good deal.
Sorry, MP...!
Thanks for the update, Scrag.
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Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostHTH, stick to the kitchen and leave the gaming and technical stuff to the men.
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Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostThat was just a noise...
L4D2 - Left for Dead 2
BL2 - Borderlands 2
SWTOR - Star Wars the Old Republic
WoW - World of Warcraft.
Guildies - His fellow guild memebers in game.
I7 - Type of Intel CPU (see below)
CPU - Central Processing Unit
HTH, stick to the kitchen and leave the gaming and technical stuff to the men.
Originally posted by hyperD View PostQuiet enjoyed Borderlands multiplay although our crowd moved onto L4D2 - any idea what the new BL2 is like?
Relaxing weekend, may cook some, overclocking my I7, vegetable planning and a little cycling.
Oooh, and SWTOR and WoW with the Guildies.
Early days on BL2, some small snippets of news but nothing major yet.
Pre-ordered D3 in 2009 and Play.com priced at £24.99, £34.99 now, good deal.Last edited by Scrag Meister; 23 March 2012, 10:04.
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