
im totally with you on this, there lizard vampires for sure!!!!
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Sun 1 May 2011, 10:21,
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I've been taking a peep at your animated gif tutorials:)
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Sun 1 May 2011, 10:44,
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I'm in the process of rebuilding my website from scratch - new design may have to forget about the old tutorials unless I can retrieve them somehow.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 10:56,
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There were a few links on the board I was following to your tutorials. Someone must have downloaded them! What a pisser!
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Sun 1 May 2011, 10:58,
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Damn all extreme computer crashes
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Sun 1 May 2011, 13:43,
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but not everything is archived, apparently :(
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just noticed my comment vanished, on my Portal picture I said something about how I'm glad my mind didn't go where yours did :)

I see I'm going to have to think a little more abstract. I was thinking the same, you with the sophisticated toilet humour mine just all about the knob gag:)
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addicted that is, but I've been an awkward twat and gone for the two player option over the main game, and I fucking love it, except IT MAKES MY BRAIN HURT!!
*chews headache tablets* Can't. Stop. Playing.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 13:22,
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*chews headache tablets* Can't. Stop. Playing.

but please tell me those are your granddad's slippers.
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![Challenge Entry: The Royal Wedding [challenge entry]](/images/board_posticon_c.gif)



and as if that was not enough it is also Julie Benz birthday!

and todays Hidden Birthday Sturdy Girl is Denise Masino
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I did you a Joanna Lumley - Happy Birthday Joanna!

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i wonder what her nickname was at school
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Sun 1 May 2011, 8:48,
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* Wonders off to do some research

Nice one for finally exposing this barbaric practice.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 8:27,
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they were slaughtered and their meat sent to the world's most ethical Michelin-starred restaurants.
Does a lot of good, that man.
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Does a lot of good, that man.


£36 for two toys, I was the one stitched up
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Sun 1 May 2011, 8:49,
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They do say a happy family life is a perpetual series of trade-offs.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 8:54,
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What is everyone up to today? I have a list:
1. Spank about on b3ta till the wife gets up
2. Look like I have been busy all morning
3. Walk the dogs
4. Fix new indicators of the bike
5. BEER TIEM!
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1. Spank about on b3ta till the wife gets up
2. Look like I have been busy all morning
3. Walk the dogs
4. Fix new indicators of the bike
5. BEER TIEM!

wake up
feel hungover
go to the park and play basketball to recover form hangover
come home and recover from basketball
watch moto gp
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Sun 1 May 2011, 7:28,
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feel hungover
go to the park and play basketball to recover form hangover
come home and recover from basketball
watch moto gp

i also have a list, most of which includes the use of cement or plasterboard.
luckily, there is plenty of overlap with beer tiem. :)
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Sun 1 May 2011, 8:29,
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luckily, there is plenty of overlap with beer tiem. :)

Well done.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 6:43,
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But they are the same speed aren't they?
* Studies harder

but i wasn't browsing, i was staring intently
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Sun 1 May 2011, 7:25,
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eggsplain that!?
Edit: For the sake of all that is good. I hope you ignored that!
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Sun 1 May 2011, 7:36,
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Edit: For the sake of all that is good. I hope you ignored that!

I think I need special glasses.
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great photoshop, very good point obama is lizardman new world order kenyan sent to destroy earth
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Sun 1 May 2011, 5:47,
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He's not a Kenyan. You confused Keynesian and Kenyan because you see through an eurocentric filter.
Edit: It was a pretty good shop though.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 6:29,
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Edit: It was a pretty good shop though.

Not even this morning's first bit of economic hair-frazzling/splitting
www.b3ta.com/board/10407340
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Sun 1 May 2011, 6:34,
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www.b3ta.com/board/10407340

Even admits he was born in Hawaii instead of the USA.
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Denying his political opponents in Texas the federal aid they sorely need. I guess he's just magic!
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(Although I know that's a bit of a generalisation...)
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Sun 1 May 2011, 6:38,
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to be declared a Federal disaster area. Surely granting his wish would make him look like a total arse. Unless you're just out to hurt people.
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I hope that all the existing and potential suffering from the tornados can be limited as much as it possibly can.
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but it is a bit petty if they don't, however outspoken the governor may have been. The people deserve it. (However they may have voted, or have not voted)
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I'd be surprised if that wasn't so.
Haven't followed it all that closely (what with it being a different country), but it'd be disgusting if A or B or C was trying to make political capital out of it.
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Haven't followed it all that closely (what with it being a different country), but it'd be disgusting if A or B or C was trying to make political capital out of it.

Texas is still not a Federal disaster.
I'm just sad (and I don't even live there) I wish Bush had helped us out when my house was reduced to matchsticks by Katrina. They're just in it for what they can get.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 7:23,
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I'm just sad (and I don't even live there) I wish Bush had helped us out when my house was reduced to matchsticks by Katrina. They're just in it for what they can get.

But there's surely a bit of a change from when New Orleans (and other places) were just allowed to be destroyed, and today's thinking over there.
Or are people unaffected by disaster disgruntled at the idea of their tax dollars being spent to save lives elsewhere in the country?
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Sun 1 May 2011, 7:34,
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Or are people unaffected by disaster disgruntled at the idea of their tax dollars being spent to save lives elsewhere in the country?

lets the fires in Texas burn.
They sent men to the moon, they pulled down the Iron Curtain. A fire should be childsplay. Yet it isn't. A fire in an opponent's house. Who would notice?
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Sun 1 May 2011, 7:45,
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They sent men to the moon, they pulled down the Iron Curtain. A fire should be childsplay. Yet it isn't. A fire in an opponent's house. Who would notice?

If you'd like to direct some attention to exactly what you're talking about.
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The same people are in play. My mother-in-law is still waiting for her FEMA grant. The insurance adjuster was run out of their parish by the mayor , who shot him several times in the ass with a shotgun. No charges were ever pursued, because it is legal to take potshots at a thief. I hoppe the people affected have similar remedies. (I mean, the mayor could have reached for his AR-15) (that's an assault rifle for you Brits)
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Are you being satirical, by any chance? Have I been indulging you just because I'm drunk?
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Sun 1 May 2011, 8:09,
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Actually, googling it gives far worse scenarios
sorry about that
I must sleep now, so goodnight.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 8:22,
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sorry about that
I must sleep now, so goodnight.

"the [Texas] state legislature, meanwhile, recently proposed slicing $34 million out of the Texas Forest Service's $109 million biennial budget, with most of the cuts coming from training and equipment grants for volunteer crews who deal with wildfires."
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The people who have their lives destroyed should just burn. Yeah, I totally get that.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 8:46,
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There's a screenful of me saying this just up there. ^
What's got into you?
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Sun 1 May 2011, 8:51,
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What's got into you?

If you don't get paid to do this, you should probably stop now. I'm not a massive right-winger, I just slighted Bush, but I will make anyone who defends any politician look very silly. They are all liars. Obama promised to close Gitmo, he said he withdraw the troops from Iraq (50000 still there) Bush said "No more taxes". You know the rest. You want me to start on the UK liars?
As I said, I need sleep. PM me if you need to be reminded of how corrupt your favorite political embodiment is. Then look at your bank account and ask who sent it to where it is. It's probably just some crazy conspiracy theory!
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Sun 1 May 2011, 9:01,
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As I said, I need sleep. PM me if you need to be reminded of how corrupt your favorite political embodiment is. Then look at your bank account and ask who sent it to where it is. It's probably just some crazy conspiracy theory!

Send the drones in. Your tin-foil hat will provide the GPS co-ordinates.
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If there are typos, there is probably a good reason!
:)
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:)

Kinda like a sniper / police marksman / ninja*?
*albeit a ninja with a weapon that makes a bit of a racket
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Sun 1 May 2011, 4:16,
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*albeit a ninja with a weapon that makes a bit of a racket

i googled "crossbowman" and apparently Arbalist is the proper name for someone who uses a crossbow
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Sun 1 May 2011, 4:20,
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I pick Saucerer.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 4:24,
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And partly because of we are the lemon's 'piss wizards' and 'saucerors' series, which amused me to my very bone marrow. I'm laughing now just remembering them.
Hey, if anyone sees we are the lemon, ask him about those.
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Hey, if anyone sees we are the lemon, ask him about those.

Despite the funky outfits, they are all so very glum.
Are they rueing the end of the Ukrainian World Service?
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Sun 1 May 2011, 4:16,
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Are they rueing the end of the Ukrainian World Service?

Look at what it's done to their noses.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 4:29,
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this is so awesome. i dont understand all those people who are all over rebecca black. this is just genius. just had to share it on facebook and twitter because thats how i roll...
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Sun 1 May 2011, 4:22,
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epic shit
wizard is lacking a beard
sorcerer needs longer hair
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Sun 1 May 2011, 4:19,
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wizard is lacking a beard
sorcerer needs longer hair

Ning Microwave!

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Sun 1 May 2011, 5:53,
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wobbly bloke i like you but how many times you are you going to post this image
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Sun 1 May 2011, 6:08,
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but I'd probably play as the swordsman.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 12:28,
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUtF034h41Q
And... Jade iz 4evas our princess
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Sun 1 May 2011, 3:44,
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And... Jade iz 4evas our princess

and what has this got to do with Jade goody dying of cancer?
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Sun 1 May 2011, 3:47,
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the only paper not to have the usual waving bafoonery
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Sun 1 May 2011, 1:52,
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and the ginger one spawns with a commoner.. maybe they won't be mongs anymore
just privldged pisstaking cunts
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Sun 1 May 2011, 2:15,
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just privldged pisstaking cunts

if william dies and it looks like harry's progeny might take over. Everyone knows he's a bastard.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 3:33,
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I Think all The vampires are coming out tonight...

i changed history and made you photoshop this because of my comment
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Sun 1 May 2011, 1:06,
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I loved the idea :) and a pure rush job also.!! rather drunk now. its good to change history...
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Sun 1 May 2011, 1:26,
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a fatty food aimed at children - a food that will make them fat and ultimately die.
He is a rich man who clearly doesn't need the relatively small amounts of cash that can be made from advertising snacks.
So the only conclusion to be drawn is that Gary Lineker is aroused by the idea of fat children dieing.
or should that be dying?
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Sun 1 May 2011, 1:08,
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He is a rich man who clearly doesn't need the relatively small amounts of cash that can be made from advertising snacks.
So the only conclusion to be drawn is that Gary Lineker is aroused by the idea of fat children dieing.
or should that be dying?

And the 'synergy' involving him, Walkers and the BBC, particularly as the Olympics (Walkers, of course, being a major 'partner' in those) draw nearer.
Greed begets greed. As was the theme of Lineker's early Walkers ads.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 1:22,
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Greed begets greed. As was the theme of Lineker's early Walkers ads.

*EDIT* hang on a sec: What insight could be more joyless than "Gary Lineker is aroused by the idea of fat children dying"?
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Sun 1 May 2011, 1:31,
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I wish I had a cash-cow to support me while I write my angry, invective-laden ramblings.
edit: oh, come on - it's much more fun
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edit: oh, come on - it's much more fun


Click for bigger (241 kb)
I sware there all bloody Vampire`s

Don't you know anything?!
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Sun 1 May 2011, 0:34,
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They have, after all, withdrawn from the spotlight and asked not to appear in the Sun for a while.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 0:34,
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It was better than I'd feared, politically laser-sighted and prescient, but horribly hamstrung by the contemporary chorus pedals, drum machines, synthi-brass and synthi strings,
which the producer had tried to fudge by treating the occasional real brass and strings to make 'em sound more like the fake ones.
New Order had it right sonically at the time, allowing synths to sound like synths. Poor Matt Johnson was always trying to make 'soul' records.
Well, there's more than one way to skin a cat, Matt.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 1:17,
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which the producer had tried to fudge by treating the occasional real brass and strings to make 'em sound more like the fake ones.
New Order had it right sonically at the time, allowing synths to sound like synths. Poor Matt Johnson was always trying to make 'soul' records.
Well, there's more than one way to skin a cat, Matt.

but still bloody good for its time.
I would imagine it might sound a little more jarring to younger ears that had never heard it before.
But I still love the overall tune, arrangement and lyrics of everything he did from then and from soul mining.
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I would imagine it might sound a little more jarring to younger ears that had never heard it before.
But I still love the overall tune, arrangement and lyrics of everything he did from then and from soul mining.

'Mind Bomb' came out after 'Infected' and promptly overcompensated, prescient (religious fundamentalism etc) but browbeating.
The bloke just couldn't win. No wonder he wandered off into the distance, muttering darkly.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 1:29,
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The bloke just couldn't win. No wonder he wandered off into the distance, muttering darkly.

Inc. for a film called Tony, which might be my real name, about a serial killer in the east end. Came out last year, might try and get a copy.
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I was also quite glad / utterly astonished to learn that Clint Mansell from Pop Will Eat Itself is now a highly successful Hollywood film composer.
The mind boggles.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 1:47,
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The mind boggles.

I have the soundtrack for 'requiem for a dream' - fantastic film and soundtrack - never realised that Clint Mansell was from pwei.
edit: ditto for pi
further edit: and wikipedia tells me he did the music for the fountain which I also loved - me and the gf watched it in a totally empty cinema...
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Sun 1 May 2011, 1:52,
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edit: ditto for pi
further edit: and wikipedia tells me he did the music for the fountain which I also loved - me and the gf watched it in a totally empty cinema...

The trick really seems to've been embracing technology rather than trying to emulate 'real' instruments. Just mix rough tech with rough 'real' instruments.
(eg Beaver Patrol - OK, somewhat less politically incisive than The The, but you can see the point)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwlnKRGh9hI
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(eg Beaver Patrol - OK, somewhat less politically incisive than The The, but you can see the point)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwlnKRGh9hI

I was listening to gbh, conflict, gaye bykers.
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Sounded pretty good 'n' fierce.
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most memorably at some anti-vivisection fundraiser all-dayer at the hummingbird along with a band I really wish I could remember the name of.
This band's most well-known song was asbestos, lead, asbestos. But what sticks in my mind is a cover they did of an L L Cool J tune,
the drumming was absolutely brilliant - really fucking tight, hip-hop beats on an acoustic kit. Totally impressed me at the time.
edit: google! the band was World Domination Enterprises.
I have been really getting back to the 80s the last couple of weeks. But it seems to have very little to do with the consensus recall of the media. Strange.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 2:37,
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This band's most well-known song was asbestos, lead, asbestos. But what sticks in my mind is a cover they did of an L L Cool J tune,
the drumming was absolutely brilliant - really fucking tight, hip-hop beats on an acoustic kit. Totally impressed me at the time.
edit: google! the band was World Domination Enterprises.
I have been really getting back to the 80s the last couple of weeks. But it seems to have very little to do with the consensus recall of the media. Strange.

Spirit of Eden (87, I think) and Laughing Stock (which, OK, might have been 90/91)?
They're staggeringly good, quite unlike anything else at all.
Largely only listened to by serious musicians, which is a pity, because serious musicians are shit with music.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 3:06,
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They're staggeringly good, quite unlike anything else at all.
Largely only listened to by serious musicians, which is a pity, because serious musicians are shit with music.

Was it you that mentioned talk talk the other night?
I only remember their eponymous record - I'll look into those others.
30th anniversary of On-U sounds this year, btw, interview with Adrian Sherwood here:
thequietus.com/articles/06115-adrian-sherwood-interview
Don't know about you, but I'm looking forward to a summer of unrest.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 3:20,
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I only remember their eponymous record - I'll look into those others.
30th anniversary of On-U sounds this year, btw, interview with Adrian Sherwood here:
thequietus.com/articles/06115-adrian-sherwood-interview
Don't know about you, but I'm looking forward to a summer of unrest.

But respect to On-U and all that - they did a a load of cultural good for not much reward - but it does drive me back to 70s dub.
Which, in a way, contradicts my previous argument about making cheap records sound good in the 1980s!
Sonically, my favourite 80s record is 'Psycho Candy', which cleverly side-stepped the shortcomings of contemporary cheap recording technology.
Summer of unrest? Good on 'em for trying.
And, haha, I've avoided The Quietus since I pitched an article about 'the under-discovered Van Morrison' to its Editor, he told me I didn't understand what the website was about,
and we had quite an eventually unpleasant email exchange.
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Which, in a way, contradicts my previous argument about making cheap records sound good in the 1980s!
Sonically, my favourite 80s record is 'Psycho Candy', which cleverly side-stepped the shortcomings of contemporary cheap recording technology.
Summer of unrest? Good on 'em for trying.
And, haha, I've avoided The Quietus since I pitched an article about 'the under-discovered Van Morrison' to its Editor, he told me I didn't understand what the website was about,
and we had quite an eventually unpleasant email exchange.

old farts convention in full effect here.
My friend got Never Understand and filled up both sides of a c90 with it.
Happily listened to it all more than once.
I still have the album on vinyl...
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Sun 1 May 2011, 3:43,
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My friend got Never Understand and filled up both sides of a c90 with it.
Happily listened to it all more than once.
I still have the album on vinyl...

I'm in "and another thing!" mode.
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you can't blame being old.
New research shows that our brains keep improving well into middle age and the megdullah (sp?) tends to less favour negative responses and focuses on positive responses.
Vague, I know, but I was only half-listening.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 4:03,
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New research shows that our brains keep improving well into middle age and the megdullah (sp?) tends to less favour negative responses and focuses on positive responses.
Vague, I know, but I was only half-listening.

Maybe one day I'll be able to step out of the front door and resume my 'career'. Or what's left of it.
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he did that soundtrack.. it's one of my all time faves
a bunch of us were in a deserted nightclub with them
a great laugh and VERY generous on buy booze
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Sun 1 May 2011, 2:10,
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a bunch of us were in a deserted nightclub with them
a great laugh and VERY generous on buy booze

freaked me out when sea tramp made me realise it was clint mansell from stourbridge. Never made the connection.
edit: 'freaked me out' is probably a bit of an hysterical description. 'Slightly surprised me' would probably be more accurate.
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edit: 'freaked me out' is probably a bit of an hysterical description. 'Slightly surprised me' would probably be more accurate.

well it's probably copious amounts of vodka i've drunk :D
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Sun 1 May 2011, 0:47,
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That "hat" you 'shopped onto her forehead is just too ridiculous.
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Sun 1 May 2011, 0:39,
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looks like I didn't get away with it this time :D
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Sun 1 May 2011, 0:44,
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Or the 70s hooker eye-makeup.
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so I'll settle for stamping on her silly hat.
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 23:52,
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If that's what passes for a face these days.
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Inner peace will be far closer to being achieved once similar duties of kindness have been performed for the entire family.
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Before I found b3ta, PostIt notes were my only outlet...

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Also, can I whore this again please? www.b3ta.com/board/10406961
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:34,
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They also share the day as a birthday with Fred Dibnah!
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:36,
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"coming through need a poo!"
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 23:04,
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I think it's missing the ring, though.
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:19,
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the thumbs should be pointing down ;)
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:20,
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At least stop 'shopping her face into that hideous, distorted caricature ... oh
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:20,
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audi, goatse royals etc
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:34,
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the image kept appearing in new threads, as well as all over the rest of the internet. I think that the head of Kate is destined for that too.
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:38,
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Poor little buggers.
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:31,
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bravo sir!
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:34,
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![Challenge Entry: The Royal Wedding [challenge entry]](/images/board_posticon_c.gif)
Have you seen the cleavage shots of the Queen?
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:37,
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2. Why THE FUCK did I, when disappointed, click the right arrow in case there actually WERE any??? :(
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Frantically trawling the interwebs for revealing pictures of saggy-boobed octagenarians.
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:52,
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I expect he's saying "Yeah Kate polish those boots, put a good shine on it!"
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 21:39,
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all lizards must be like that
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 21:40,
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but I just hope this image doesn't become Are Windsors Having A Joke? :(
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EDIT: oh and thanks
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 21:42,
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maxfarquar.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/kate-william-balcony-BJ.gif
Although yours is far more subtle, and therefore better :)
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:05,
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Although yours is far more subtle, and therefore better :)

... although that doesn't excuse them in any way for the theft
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:18,
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...is it too late for the cats doing science challenge?

good one. was confused as for first 2 panels thought it was rick astley
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 21:12,
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people who anthropomorphise animal behaviour as being one thing or another are well gay.
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 21:20,
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Happy Toast responsed and it all kicked off. So Pssst! I think he's being serious.
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 21:30,
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he's got cats chained up in his basement that he says were mincing rather than walking like a proper animal and therefore must be gay
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why 'Gay' has become a word of contempt or to denote something as boring escapes me.
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 21:34,
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using gay as a term of derision is just totally well gay.
*runs*
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Sat 30 Apr 2011, 22:02,
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*runs*

before it was used to mean homosexual.
That said, I doubt very much that most of those using it know this.
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That said, I doubt very much that most of those using it know this.

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