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nomadthethird

nomadthethird

more issues than Time mag
Mr. Tea said:
Because 'we' are too busy chatting about dubstep and Iran and ancient cultures and obscure films and coffee and beer and fucking black pudding all the fucking time.
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Don't forget facebook, twitter, blogs, and arguing about whose Imaginary Friend is the greatest.
 
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scottdisco

rip this joint please
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Mr. Tea

Mr. Tea

Let's Talk About Ceps
Bang Diddley said:
Aww . . bless this little fella for trying out a walkman.

"I mistook the metal/normal switch on the Walkman for a genre-specific equaliser, but later I discovered that it was in fact used to switch between two different types of cassette"

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8117619.stm
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Hahaha, my li'l brother had a Walkman with one of these switches, and used to think the same thing. It'd be great if selecting METAL enabled the volume to go up to 11...
 
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crackerjack

Well-known member
thunderstorms so loud that they actually drown out the noise of the builders downstairs who HAVEN'T STOPPED BANGING AND DRILLING ALL FUCKING WEEK
 
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martin

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<i>Turn on the tele and watch the 'yoof' adverts full of hallucinogenic imagery and post-acid bubbles. Listen to drum'n'bass blasting out as Giggsy sinks the ball in the top corner of the net on 'Match of the Day'.

Wander into a newsagent and see rave and drug imagery flogging tired old magazines and products. Pick up a can of high energy drink, the same old sugary fizzy shite that was selling to kiddies a few years ago, now raved-up, tarted-up and promoted as the perfect complement to a night's hard raving.

Yep - rave sure is getting to be big business in the UK, and the corporates are scrambling to help themselves to a healthy slice of this new marketing opportunity.</i>

Fuck, I really miss those overcast July afternoons in 2000, flicking through the Urban 75 website at work.
 
4linehaiku

4linehaiku

Repetitive
crackerjack said:
those weird little donut-shaped peaches - juicier and less mess
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Yeah these are great, they seem to be big in Berlin right now. By which I mean some are delivered to the office every week, not sure exactly how this popularity scales to the city at large. Apparently they are 'mountain peaches'? Just forwarding hearsay here.
 
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Itchy & Scratchy

Well-known member
When research/digging around pays off. Be it into journal articles and books for a report/project or into discographies, blogs and forums to verify information for MusicBrainz.
 
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crackerjack

Well-known member
4linehaiku said:
Yeah these are great, they seem to be big in Berlin right now. By which I mean some are delivered to the office every week, not sure exactly how this popularity scales to the city at large. Apparently they are 'mountain peaches'? Just forwarding hearsay here.
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The greengrocer in the nearby market hasn't a clue what to call them. Frist they were the peach with no name, then flat peaches, now, having surprisingly revealed himself as a dissensus reader, they're donut peaches.
 
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