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Shan's Stygian Shack of Shenanigans (Lair Thread)

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    #2162
    Lithium93_
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    Shpudnik wrote: »
    And you have to tell us some of them

    One for example, though X rated, Welcome to the jungle and her pointing down south so to speak.. Wife material :D

    It's fun when you know someone who loves one of your favourite bands :D


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    #2163
    Hugo Stiglitz
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    One for example, though X rated, Welcome to the jungle and her pointing down south so to speak.. Wife material :D

    It's fun when you know someone who loves one of your favourite bands :D

    You're so smitten!


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    #2164
    Lithium93_
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    Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »
    You're so smitten!

    Indeed.


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    #2165
    Shpudnik
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    Indeed.

    Awwwww


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    #2166
    Hugo Stiglitz
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    Indeed.

    Being smitten is a good feeling.


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    #2167
    Shpudnik
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    Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »
    Being smitten is a good feeling.

    Indeed :)


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    #2168
    Lithium93_
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    Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »
    Being smitten is a good feeling.

    Could say I'm



    :pac::pac:


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    #2169
    Hugo Stiglitz
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    Could say I'm



    :pac::pac:

    *nods approvingly*


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    #2170
    Lithium93_
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    Plus a woman who knows Queen, that's one way to land in my good books.


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    #2171
    Hugo Stiglitz
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    Plus a woman who knows Queen, that's one way to land in my good books.

    Oh my! You'll have to be a good old fashioned lover boy so.


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    #2172
    Lithium93_
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    Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »
    Oh my! You'll have to be a good old fashioned lover boy so.

    I'm a man who loves Fat Bottomed Girls, but she's somebody to love, she can give me a day at the races anytime, crazy little thing called love eh?

    :D :pac:


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    #2173
    Hugo Stiglitz
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    I'm a man who loves Fat Bottomed Girls, but she's somebody to love, she can give me a day at the races anytime, crazy little thing called love eh?

    :D :pac:

    Well played, old boy. :)


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    #2174
    Lithium93_
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    Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »
    Well played, old boy. :)

    Queen were always a constant when I was growing up, despite Freddie's passing in '91..


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    #2175
    Shpudnik
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    Queen were always a constant when I was growing up, despite Freddie's passing in '91..

    Same here. My dad always had Queen or Dire Straits CDs playing in the car. He actually played cassettes of Queen and The Police for me recently.


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    #2176
    Lithium93_
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    Shpudnik wrote: »
    Same here. My dad always had Queen or Dire Straits CDs playing in the car. He actually played cassettes of Queen and The Police for me recently.

    Was Queen, Wham! and Culture Club for most of my early year. The old vinyl records/cassette tapes are somewhere in the attic.


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    #2177
    Shpudnik
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    Was Queen, Wham! and Culture Club for most of my early year. The old vinyl records/cassette tapes are somewhere in our attic.

    The quality on them is no good though. Most of my Spotify playlists are 80s songs remastered so they sound great. And my favourite channel is Now 80s


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    #2178
    Lithium93_
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    It's good having everything available digitally, but some times you just can't beat the feeling of taking a record out of it's jacket, a CD from it's case, or a cassette from it's box and just putting it on..

    A lot of kids nowadays wouldn't have a notion of what a record or cassette is.


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    #2179
    Shpudnik
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    It's good having everything available digitally, but some times you just can't beat the feeling of taking a record out of it's jacket, a CD from it's case, or a cassette from it's box and just putting it on..

    A lot of kids nowadays wouldn't have a notion of what a record or cassette is.
    I could put up a picture of the cassettes on my Snapchat and if say only one person would know what they are. I suppose your love of the older ways would be because you love your music, especially considering the career path you've chosen.


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    #2180
    Lithium93_
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    Shpudnik wrote: »
    I could put up a picture of the cassettes on my Snapchat and if say only one person would know what they are. I suppose your love of the older ways would be because you love your music, especially considering the career path you've chosen.

    It's all digital/downloads and YouTube nowadays, the art of being able to play an album from start to finish, reading the lyrics/booklet is dying. Don't get me wrong I'm guilty of it too doing it as well.

    I'd say my parents were an influence on my appreciation of the older ways as much as the career path I've set myself on.


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    #2181
    Shpudnik
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    It's all digital/downloads and YouTube nowadays, the art of being able to play an album from start to finish, reading the lyrics/booklet is dying. Don't get me wrong I'm guilty of it too doing it as well.

    I'd say my parents were an influence on my appreciation of the older ways as much as the career path I've set myself on.
    Well all my musical interest in the 80s comes from my dad. If it was my mum it would be country. Now I don't mind a small bit of country but I wouldn't listen to the likes of Big Tom etc


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    #2182
    Lithium93_
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    Late 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's were a good 4 decades for music.. But the 70's through the 90's was when it was a literal free for all.

    Are we talking proper country country, the likes of Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willy Nelson, Boxcar Willie and countless others, or the **** that gets passed of as "country"?


    Anyways, I'm off to the lad o' nod.


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    #2183
    Shpudnik
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    Late 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's were a good 4 decades for music.. But the 70's through the 90's was when it was a literal free for all.

    Are we talking proper country country, the likes of Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willy Nelson, Boxcar Willie and countless others, or the **** that gets passed of as "country"?


    Anyways, I'm off to the lad o' nod.
    More like Jimmy Buckley and the likes.

    Night Lith.


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    #2184
    Delirium
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    happy Friday, Sephers:P
    happy Friday, Shpudnik :)
    happy Friday, Hugo:)
    happy Friday, lith:)

    Happy Friday, Nocts! :D

    If you can read this, you're too close!



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    #2185
    Lithium93_
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    Shpudnik wrote: »
    More like Jimmy Buckley and the likes.

    Night Lith.

    *insert sideshow bob stepping on rakes gif here*


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    #2186
    Shpudnik
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    *insert sideshow bob stepping on rakes gif here*

    Exactly


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    #2187
    Lithium93_
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    I know I'm musically varied, but even I have to draw a line, at it comes at that faux country Jimmy Buckley and the likes.

    Actually have a recommendation for ya if your interested.


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    #2188
    Shpudnik
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    I know I'm musically varied, but even I have to draw a line, at it comes at that faux country Jimmy Buckley and the likes.

    Actually have a recommendation for ya if your interested.
    Go ahead.


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    #2189
    Lithium93_
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    Shpudnik wrote: »
    Go ahead.

    Colter Wall,



    And his fantastic self titled debut album came out in May.


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    #2190
    Shpudnik
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    Lithium93_ wrote: »
    Colter Wall,



    And his fantastic self titled debut album came out in May.

    Thanks. I will look up more of his stuff later


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    #2191
    Lithium93_
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    And now to devour some fast food :D:D


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