what bendy walls you have
although i must commend you on stacking so much onto what look like glass shelves
/edit: 'fucked by rock?' on the floor, dare I ask the subject of that book?
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/edit: 'fucked by rock?' on the floor, dare I ask the subject of that book?
it's about how being a rock star can ruin your life
not actually a very good book.
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 23:00,
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they look like they were a bit flimsey
to start with.
Also, I can't remember which email address I registered with, how do I go about changing it, as it's probably defunct now anyway?
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:42,
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Also, I can't remember which email address I registered with, how do I go about changing it, as it's probably defunct now anyway?
I appears to hae been caused
by putting too much stuff on it.
That'll be 150 pounds, please.
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:42,
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That'll be 150 pounds, please.
Hahaha
'Downfall' top shelf.
Edit: arse too slow!
sorry dude, it doesn't look surprising though.
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:44,
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Edit: arse too slow!
sorry dude, it doesn't look surprising though.
Damn!
I'm WAY too slow.....
But that really is asking for it...
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But that really is asking for it...
Oh noes!
Multiple shelf breakage!
EDIT: You were climbing up the shelf to get at the Playboys weren't you? ;)
and 2nd shelf up - needs more Buffy!
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:44,
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EDIT: You were climbing up the shelf to get at the Playboys weren't you? ;)
and 2nd shelf up - needs more Buffy!
i think it's missing series 5
which is on VHS and hidden behind some DVDs
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:49,
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hehehe!
You do have some interesting 'literature' on your shelves!
E.g. 'Fetish Girls' is that for Angus' future education?
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:54,
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E.g. 'Fetish Girls' is that for Angus' future education?
very nice
I've shaved my head though and keapt the sideburns since you last saw me
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 23:03,
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Have you seen this?
www.big-boards.com/highlight/1104/
According to whatever sources they get their information from b3ta is the 144th biggest messageboard on the interweb.
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:51,
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According to whatever sources they get their information from b3ta is the 144th biggest messageboard on the interweb.
i see records !!!!!
*want to know what records*
*is not obsessed*
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:45,
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*is not obsessed*
i dunno
a handful I saved from my mums house when she was moving. (90% of my records went to the charity shop.)
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:50,
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You know what they say
People in glass houses shouldn't put too much stuff on their shelves (Assuming they are also made out of glass)
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:46,
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Nonono
It's 'People in council houses shouldn't lean on walls'. Really, I put several holes in my last house.
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:48,
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tchah
bendy walls, borked shelves, gonna costya. well its the VAT yer know guvvner
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 23:01,
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Your shelf was only designed to hold so much random tat
You have exceeded its tat allowance.
My own shelves suffer in a similiar manner.
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:48,
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My own shelves suffer in a similiar manner.
Ooh bendy walls
Rob, it would be ever so great if you could interview Felix from Basement Jaxx :)
Would you? Please?
well it's a long shot but I may as well ask
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:49,
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Would you? Please?
well it's a long shot but I may as well ask
H&Claire
Another You, Another me?
As in Steps, H & Claire?
How dare you have such seminal pieces of modern pop culture without sharing!
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:51,
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As in Steps, H & Claire?
How dare you have such seminal pieces of modern pop culture without sharing!
I wouldn't have expected to find such dirge anywhere else!
Do you often look in office bins?
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:56,
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Do you often look in office bins?
Sorry, I can't resist looking at other peoples dvd collections...
! ! ! Sweet Jesus!
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 22:59,
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yep
all the reviews said it was completely shit so I wanted to have a look myself.
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quite shit
but not as shit as the reviews claimed.
Certainly no shitter than many movies that do well at the box office.
Better than The Mummy for example.
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Certainly no shitter than many movies that do well at the box office.
Better than The Mummy for example.
It's not terrible
but I can't think of it without WIKI WIKI Wild popping into my head
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 23:06,
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I liked The Mummy,
Brendan Fraser makes me laugh, and it was
all done rather tongue-in-cheek.
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 23:15,
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all done rather tongue-in-cheek.
pffft
i see harry potter!
i bet you'll be telling us that that's your wifes too
and also there's a second thing called downfall second shelf from the bottom on the right, under the futurama, 1 is fine but 2 is just tempting fate
/rob shelf blog
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 23:00,
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i bet you'll be telling us that that's your wifes too
and also there's a second thing called downfall second shelf from the bottom on the right, under the futurama, 1 is fine but 2 is just tempting fate
/rob shelf blog
Harry Potter is fine
I quite enjoyed the first couple. Bored by the later ones.
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Thu 19 Jan 2006, 23:03,
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I have that one
Downfall, it's about the last days of Hitler in his bunker. It's very good, quite disturbing.
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I don't have a big brother dvd...
it's actually a book on surveillance cameras. And quite a dull book at that.
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It's out now!
And it's very good, though you are looking at about £20 in the world away from the interweb :-(
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Fri 20 Jan 2006, 22:18,
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I am disturbed
by the fact that every book on your bottom shelf is also on my shelves, that is kinda creepy and I'm not even ginger...
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Fri 20 Jan 2006, 22:07,
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Obviously a localized spacetime disturbance
caused by putting Dr Who on the same shelf as Golden Girls.
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Good God, man
You've got the Max Clifford book. Throw that one out for a start. The man is a first-order arse whose entrials should be fed to chickens.
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Sat 21 Jan 2006, 18:41,
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I see you like your dick
... Phillip K. Dick obviously. (Not a line you wish to say in a library)
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I don't rate him
I have a number of his books because other people keep telling me he's great.
For my money his ideas are great, but his writing lacks colour.
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For my money his ideas are great, but his writing lacks colour.
Can I borrow something?
I'll lend you my "Alas Smith & Jones Coffee Table Book" if I can have a loan of your Young One's book. Not read that in years...someone nicked my copy.
If that's not a big enough incentive I have a couple of Mike Harding books.
Music/video/dvd book collections would make a great image challenge!
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Sun 22 Jan 2006, 17:38,
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If that's not a big enough incentive I have a couple of Mike Harding books.
Music/video/dvd book collections would make a great image challenge!
50p in the local charity shop
I'm sure ebay can sort your out for less than a fiver
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