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atombowl65 wrote: I think the audience member may have been 'twatted' rather than 'cushed'.
Wicker Man wrote:*I know, I know, but the general audience won't have got close enough to clock his Adam's Apple, yet.
Wendelin of Trier wrote:I happened across this review last night during a lazy google search session. i think it's called surfing.
Now, I don't mind telling you I am no fan of the Quietus, in fact I think it's awful. I would much much rather read BBC Gardeners World magazine, Heritage Railway Magazine or even Total Carp.
The Secretary wrote:
That is how the world works RIGHT NOW and if we don't do this the Faroe Islands will fall from the face of the Earth...
redc wrote:[*Talking of which I'm currently enjoying a cheeky nip of Old Pultney before going off for a pre-nightshift kip, thanks to your recommendation, Wendelin.]
Wendelin of Trier wrote:I've never much liked the writing of Simon Price either, but it's nothing personal. He seems nice.
I expected to move on quickly, but as I kept on reading I was delighted. Very good piece, that. Very good indeed.
Wicker Man wrote:Wendelin of Trier wrote:I've never much liked the writing of Simon Price either, but it's nothing personal. He seems nice.
I expected to move on quickly, but as I kept on reading I was delighted. Very good piece, that. Very good indeed.
This may also distract you for a quarter hour or so. A couple of factual inaccuracies that may irritate, but when the Price is right, he's righteous.
http://thequietus.com/articles/16098-ka ... ive-review
redc wrote:There was talk in the post-gig toilet queue of some bloke going round after Bo Ningen saying how much he fancied the bird on bass. Mind-you, hovering in the air like that could well make you think he was a bird.
Wendelin of Trier wrote:I've never much liked the writing of Simon Price either, but it's nothing personal. He seems nice.
I expected to move on quickly, but as I kept on reading I was delighted. Very good piece, that. Very good indeed.
redc wrote:There was talk in the post-gig toilet queue of some bloke going round after Bo Ningen saying how much he fancied the bird on bass. Mind-you, hovering in the air like that could well make you think he was a bird.
Wicker Man wrote:Wendelin of Trier wrote:I've never much liked the writing of Simon Price either, but it's nothing personal. He seems nice.
I expected to move on quickly, but as I kept on reading I was delighted. Very good piece, that. Very good indeed.
This may also distract you for a quarter hour or so. A couple of factual inaccuracies that may irritate, but when the Price is right, he's righteous.
http://thequietus.com/articles/16098-ka ... ive-review
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