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15, actually. Just I'm Irish, and so were Thin Lizzy. I also listen to way too much old rock.

(Banjo-Fella, Sun 8 Feb 2004, 22:20, archived)

Cool.

I just wondered. A lot of people here are a lot older... we have heard of Thin Lizzy (and most other things...).

Actually, most b3ta regulars seem pretty well read/listened/etc regardless of age.

edit - I'm not quite old enough to have seen them live. I saw Gary Moore many years ago though.

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chaotic_illuminator proud spacehopperist, Sun 8 Feb 2004, 22:22, archived)

How much they can remember

of what they read/listened/viewed depends on how close to closing time it is.

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Enigmatic ™ Voice No More ©, Sun 8 Feb 2004, 22:25, archived)

true.

in some cases, more... in some cases, less.

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chaotic_illuminator proud spacehopperist, Sun 8 Feb 2004, 22:27, archived)

I've been here at

all hours. When is closing time?

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b2 I'm not really here..., Sun 8 Feb 2004, 22:29, archived)

depends how well you know the barman

and whether your flatmates own booze.

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Sattamassagana, the LEGO-man needs to change his username's relevancy, Sun 8 Feb 2004, 22:30, archived)

I guess I know him

well enough, he's never chased me out of here.

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b2 I'm not really here..., Sun 8 Feb 2004, 22:32, archived)

at the moment your death rattle sounds and they pry your keyboard from your cold dead hands.

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chaotic_illuminator proud spacehopperist, Sun 8 Feb 2004, 22:31, archived)

And my head

will fall forward and land on the F5 key.

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b2 I'm not really here..., Sun 8 Feb 2004, 22:34, archived)

closing time

is a reference to the pubs in UK closing - not b3ta closing.
A quaint old custom called 'closing time' happens due to archaic laws introduced to get people to work on time during the first world war that were never repealed.

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