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Still Waters No Longer Running, Derp.

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    #1712
    Nodin
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    PopePalpatine wrote: »
    And here I am, with only a Kasabian t-shirt to my name. :o


    And you a young person.....good jaysus...you've probably never smoked a joint, downed a flagon......don't know whats becoming the youth of today...


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    #1713
    Corkfeen
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    Nodin wrote: »
    And you a young person.....good jaysus...you've probably never smoked a joint, downed a flagon......don't know whats becoming the youth of today...

    You've downed a flagon? You're alive? The pope is a fellow young person? :O


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    #1714
    Nodin
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    Corkfeen wrote: »
    You've downed a flagon? You're alive? The pope is a fellow young person? :O


    ?


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    #1715
    Corkfeen
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    Nodin wrote: »
    ?

    Pope Palpatine being a young person and much jest.


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    #1716
    Nodin
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    Corkfeen wrote: »
    Pope Palpatine being a young person and much jest.


    O. Soz. "sport related" stress had me posting distracted.


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    #1717
    Hotblack Desiato
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    SebBerkovich wrote: »
    also BYOB

    Bring yer own bible? cheaper than buying charcoal I suppose
    legspin wrote: »
    Makes me sorry I threw out that Cradle of Filth shirt.

    Hopefully you didn't dispose of it in the normal household waste :eek:

    Life ain't always empty.



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    #1718
    Corkfeen
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    Nodin wrote: »
    O. Soz. "sport related" stress had me posting distracted.

    Get out! This forum should not be used for sports thoughts! Somebody mod me immediately and I'll sort out this brewing mess of potential sports discussion!


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    #1719
    Brian Shanahan
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    Bannasidhe wrote: »
    Are they hideous?

    I love hideous Hawai'ian shirts.

    That depends on whether you've a sense of taste or not.


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    #1720
    PopePalpatine
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    Nodin wrote: »
    And you a young person.....good jaysus...you've probably never smoked a joint, downed a flagon......don't know whats becoming the youth of today...

    I've tried to, but I had no idea smoking a joint was so un-intuitive.


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    #1721
    Obliq
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    legspin wrote: »
    So long as there's no pineapple on the pizza....

    Ah now here. I shall have to smite you with my ethically woven lentil fibre handbag if there's any more illiberal anti-pineapple agenda out of you :mad:


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    #1722
    legspin
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    ninja900 wrote: »

    Hopefully you didn't dispose of it in the normal household waste :eek:


    It got recycled in a charity shop

    I got it for working at the gig they did in the Temple Bar Music Centre (as it was). The actually quality of the shirt was top notch but I just couldn't wear it because of the image on the front (a nun spread-eagled on an inverted crucifix, naked from the waist up).

    I wanted to keep it for the slogan on the back though. (DESIRE ME LIKE SATAN).


    Musically it was one of the worst gigs I have ever been to. I'm not a huge fan of the human voice at the best of times, but the incoherent squawking and screaming from the singer was just fúcking awful.


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    #1723
    Links234
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    legspin wrote: »
    It got recycled in a charity shop

    I got it for working at the gig they did in the Temple Bar Music Centre (as it was). The actually quality of the shirt was top notch but I just couldn't wear it because of the image on the front (a nun spread-eagled on an inverted crucifix, naked from the waist up).

    I wanted to keep it for the slogan on the back though. (DESIRE ME LIKE SATAN).


    Musically it was one of the worst gigs I have ever been to. I'm not a huge fan of the human voice at the best of times, but the incoherent squawking and screaming from the singer was just fúcking awful.

    Was this back in 2001?


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    #1724
    legspin
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    Possibly. I thought it was further back than that myself.


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    #1725
    MaxWig
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    legspin wrote: »
    Possibly. I thought it was further back than that myself.

    2001, was that Cradle of Filth's dark period?


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    #1726
    Bannasidhe
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    Brian Shanahan wrote: »
    That depends on whether you've a sense of taste or not.



    I have a highly developed sense of the aesthetic said she.


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    #1727
    legspin
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    MaxWig wrote: »
    2001, was that Cradle of Filth's dark period?

    No idea, not a fan at all.


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    #1728
    Links234
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    legspin wrote: »
    Possibly. I thought it was further back than that myself.

    If it was 2001 then a wee Links234 may have been in attendance. Great show :D


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    #1729
    Obliq
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    :pac:
    MaxWig wrote: »
    2001, was that Cradle of Filth's dark period?
    :pac:

    That's funny!


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    #1730
    Brian Shanahan
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    Bannasidhe wrote: »
    I have a highly developed sense of the aesthetic said she.

    In that case, yes they are truly horrifying.


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    #1731
    Bannasidhe
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    Brian Shanahan wrote: »
    In that case, yes they are truly horrifying.

    Fabulous!


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    #1732
    Mr_A
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    I'm confused. Is John Waters in Cradle of Filth or is he just a fan?


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    #1733
    Bannasidhe
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    Mr_A wrote: »
    I'm confused. Is John Waters in Cradle of Filth or is he just a fan?

    Is he looking at the stars?


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    #1734
    robindch
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    Bannasidhe wrote: »
    Is he looking at the stars?
    Looking at the stars?

    For a very brief moment, when his song was chosen to represent Ireland in the Eurovision -- that most unhomophobic of galas -- John was a star himself.

    He wasn't long in falling though.


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    #1735
    Bannasidhe
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    robindch wrote: »
    Looking at the stars?

    For a very brief moment, when his song was chosen to represent Ireland in the Eurovision -- that most unhomophobic of galas -- John was a star himself.

    He wasn't long in falling though.

    Sorry..read 'filth' which led me to 'gutter' which led me to Oscar Wilde...

    heat stroke m'thinks.


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    #1736
    Nodin
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    This is a whine from a while back.
    http://www.villagemagazine.ie/index.php/2014/04/john-waters-answers-the-liberal-establishment-and-the-craven-irish-times/


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    #1737
    lazygal
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    For someone who railed against mobile phones he sends an awful lot of texts. Remember when he exclaimed "who uses phone numbers?!?"?


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    #1738
    Nodin
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    lazygal wrote: »
    For someone who railed against mobile phones he sends an awful lot of texts. Remember when he exclaimed "who uses phone numbers?!?"?


    He Who Speaks From On High is not bound by our human notions of practicing as one preaches. Nay, from finer stuff is he made.


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    #1739
    Bannasidhe
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    Nodin wrote: »
    He Who Speaks From On High is not bound by our human notions of practicing as one preaches. Nay, from finer stuff is he made.

    Gossamer.


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    #1740
    BuilderPlumber
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    If John Waters was from Iraq or Syria, he'd be the political wing of ISIS!!


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    #1741
    Hotblack Desiato
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    he's got a grand jihad beard on him already sure.

    Life ain't always empty.



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