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panic not dear sharona, i was indeed meaning Connolly.

look at smaller ashdown combo's - built like tanks. laney amps are usually good value for money as well

here's a link so you can view it yourself...

I will leave feedback later. Reply by dr_lomax: No,leave it now! Follow-up by mr_bo11ox: Right, stuff you, I'm not leaving any now!

so it's "heroin chic" going out with Heroin addict.... niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice

Bad News - it's already sold out!

only hitch being i already have that album... I'll not bother then. simplest solution. Ross - how hard were you trying to get that tshirt off yesterday? and can i have that pint glove you were wielding?

the sad thing being that this will be the most busy gig drakes will probably ever have had...

my friend keri's going to the audtions. i told her i'll never forgive her.

yay! two people have voted me!! ^_^ you're my favouritestestest people in the whole wide world. i'd give you a hug but i'm not very well so i'm going to curl up in a ball in the union...

*sigh* seen it months ago

indeed - any band named after an elton john song deserve little encouragement. add to the fact they're...well... just a tiny bit rubbish means that i whole heartedly support your plan

voila it deletes internet exploder from your system. Thank you paul

what's that? daniel being a dumbass? DING! CORRECT!

fine holly... LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) "Family Guy" fans who have been clamoring for the show's resurrection will see their wish come true in May. FOX announced Monday (Jan. 17) at the TV Critics Association winter press tour that the show will air its first new episode in more than three years on Sunday, May 1. The network has committed to a full season's worth of episodes, so it's likely that the show can run well into the summer without repeating. Also that night, FOX will launch the series run of "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane's new show, "American Dad." It centers on Stan Smith, an excessively gung-ho CIA agent who tends to bring his work home with him. Viewers will get a first look at "American Dad" on Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 6, when the pilot will be paired with a sports-themed episode of "The Simpsons" after the game. Come May, the two shows will occupy the 9 p.m. Sunday hour; until then, FOX will program reruns of "Family Guy" and "The Simpsons." "Family Guy" also received the coveted post-Super Bowl premiere spot in 1999, but the show never got much love from FOX after that. It bounced around the network's schedule for three-plus seasons before being pulled for good in February 2002. The show's loyal cult following, however, made it a huge seller on DVD -- its compilations have sold a combined 3.5 million units -- and repeats on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim performed well, prompting FOX to commission new episodes. FOX also announced Monday that its new comedy "Life on a Stick" will debut at 9:30 p.m. ET Wednesday, March 23, in the cushy spot following the "American Idol" results show. The series stars Amy Yasbeck ("Wings"), Zachary Knighton, Charlie Finn and Matthew Glave.

post the link to it and tell people it's not *really* work safe...

looks like the day has been set!! http://tv.zap2it.com/tveditorial/tve_main/1,1002,271|92971|1|,00.html

should be good and will be on my purchase list i think. amon tobin is fantastic stuff to listen to.

incredibly simple - if even i can do it i'm sure you can manage!

bet your PC cries doesn't it?

alternatively you can go the software route and get the Native Instruments B4 Organ. a B3 Sim that i've handily got a copy of

check out www.musicyo.com and the sustainer circuit will probably be similar in theory to that of the Fernandes sustainer or the ebow...

cheers! knew of bareknuckle pickups but swineshead are a new one on me!