Pretentious git


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( xian, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 19:36, archived)

Great stuff
Almost in the same league as Mike Oldfield.
(Cleggy, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 19:40, archived)

Mike Oldfield
Fant-arse-tic

"Grand Piano!
Bass guitar!
Slightly distorted toaster!
Broken-down Ford Capri!
Cuddly toy!"
( Reckless_Rik, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 19:45, archived)

Young Ones...
Guitar Break
( Boot, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 19:47, archived)

Dont forget
Strumming an acoustic with a milk bottle
(Cleggy, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 19:48, archived)

Amarok
Oh you Oldfield-o-phile

I`m gonna bet 2 quid that Johnny2 is my brother...
( Reckless_Rik, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 20:05, archived)

I do rather regret
My poncey post though
( xian, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 19:47, archived)

worry not
we could do with a bit of highbrow now and then
( mother inferior - now fully in compliance with the Trades Descriptions Act, being both a mother and inferior, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 19:50, archived)

And the idea of the actual gameplay
Is making me chuckle, I suppose.

What do you suppose you are meant to do?
( xian, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 19:51, archived)

Die for your country, of course.
Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori.
The winner is the first one to get killed in a futile but inspiring gesture intended to raise morale on the home front.
The prize is a plaque at your old school recording your heroic death. Pity you won't be able to attend the ceremony.
( Cassidy : Vissi d'arte, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 19:59, archived)

I thought of that...
I wondered if there should be a Palestinian suicide bomber round. I think of Horace every time I hear about them - how sweet and semly is that? Answers on a postcard please.

Medieval history at Birkbeck eh? I did a philosophy degree there once.
( xian, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 20:04, archived)

There's more culture round here than people let on.
Dulce et decorum makes me think of Wilfred Owen:
My friend, you would not tell with such high zest
To children ardent for some desperate glory,
The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est
Pro patria mori.
( Cassidy : Vissi d'arte, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 20:20, archived)

'it is sweet and fitting to die for one's country'
That is a little pretencious.

My first post. And it wasn't a shopped anything. I'm saving that for the summer...
(gelfling, Tue 22 Apr 2003, 0:42, archived)

Exactly
Bit culture is what this board needs, especially when "day of the testicle" is a few posts down.
(Cleggy, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 19:53, archived)

You said testicle
/snigger
( kaydup, Mon 21 Apr 2003, 20:12, archived)