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Ah reet. I have to admit it was the quick switch from PLANE CRASH DEATH!!!! to OMG A MONSTER!!!! that turned me off. All seemed a bit overdone and implausible for a first episode, though I don't know if it was filmed as a standalone pilot prior to approval for the full series... I guess that'd explain why it crams so much in, at the expense of... well, everything else really.

Missed out on Lost completely what with living in Germany, so my fella recently persuaded me to grab the first season on DVD now that it's pretty cheap. After watching the first episode we were so disillusioned at how rubbish it was that we haven't bothered with any more of it yet. Does it get better?

That's generous, mate. It looks like a plop on a plank! :lol:

Flid kid's "Angel" looks more like a windmill.

Moon on a stick tbh.

Blatantly keeps chasing after militant lezzas and getting knocked back tbh.

Rob reckons learning about poker before playing is akin to pumping yourself full of drugs before setting off on the Tour de France.

My gaydar's better than yours, ner ner. Sounds like is exactly what you should be practicing then

"You personally got 12 of the 20 people correct and were better at recognizing girls than guys." Pish.

I told myself I shouldn't look that up. But I did. :lol: EDIT: Just noticed it was mentioned in another thread first. Still though.

C'mon now. Any band that uses any kind of vocal or instrumental layering or whose recorded songs contain more instruments/tracks than there are people on stage - every band, basically - is immediately subject to one very obvious restriction as soon as they play live. You could replicate the desired sound using computers, gadgetry or out-and-out playback, but what'd be the point of seeing someone live and in the flesh in the first place?

I use my left hand for that, but I'll happily give it a go Meenz Excellent. You're welcome in my royal box any time.

Actually, I've got a spare ticket for Strictly Tranceroom at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night if anyone wants to be my right-hand man.

Bad Religion - The New America

Do you mean you might like them but would rather not go along with a trend, or you'll not pretend to like them just to follow a trend? I presume you mean the latter, but it reads either way. I've got a mate who's refused to buy the last few Cash albums because he's become too popular, and he's shitting himself for when Dylan dies as he won't be able to turn him up loud for fear that the neighbours think he's jumping on the bandwagon. Sad that someone can be so image conscious really. ahhhh the days when you bought a Bowie ("who?") album and went around with it under yer arm and with the cover picture out to the street to convince everyone how super cool and ahead of the game you were...................... David Bowie wasn't even in The Who, dumbass!

I'll bear that in mind, if things get really bad, i'll take a trip there to cheer myself up... No problem, anytime you need a litter-infested, rainy shit hole full of Albainian asylum seekers, you'll know where to come. Hey, I thought I was being nice with that invite to London!

That's the kind of life advice that every schoolkid should be issued with

Best of luck with it all mate. And if all else fails, feel free to hop on a London train of a televised matchday and come sup a pint with me and a pint of water with an errant Aussie.

Awful fair, to be face.

Asylum-seekers keep taking all their benefits so they have to make a living wage somehow.

Blatantly written while wearing Superman underpants.

I work from home so probably listen to about 10 hours of music a day. I guess I could cope with a couple of new albums a day if I were adventurous enough, but I'm not.

Best part of 100 a day across my various accounts, I imagine. The filter on my main account ain't half bad though, catches almost everything and rarely fingers anything by accident.

Class!

As opposed to surreptitiously? Look, over there! ....... Head? What head?