Lemonade

I'm not a big fan of Kanye but I do like the lyric : "You see there's leaders and there's followers, But I'd rather be a dick than a swallower."

They played in my Poland last week supporting The Killers. So they still exist.

The Gramps up the back of Kincorth is a lovely part of the city, a great walk with amazing views. Hard to believe you're still in a city up there. All dat nature n shit. Loads of wild berries. Duthie Park and Riverside Drive down to Bridge Of Dee on a sunny day is a brilliant walk too.

Fucking Broonbreed started it, why is he not a dick?!

Bought Minecraft on Xbox One so I'm back on that. Also playing Tomb Raider Definitive Edition.

I just started playing again too (FM16). I've mostly played in the SPL or the English lower leagues but decided to try a top team so I'm the new Chelsea manager. About 6 games in to the season. Good start. I only have one strikers though and all my scouts and coaches are useless. I fired almost the whole fucking lot of them.

I didn't know this. Fair enough. It's not really my observation anyway, I nicked it off a comedian. My father in law went to school with Phil Lynott, allegedly a smelly wee bastard.

"Tonight there's gonna be a jailbreak, Somewhere in this town" I'd say at the jail most likely.

The OP on that thread has 157 posts, I think that may be genuine. Then our bot copy pasted it for some reason.

https://www.musicbanter.com/general-music/86930-why-do-others-call-my-musical-taste-boring.html

Greetings fellow person!

See Exhibit A. That final post, where the spam is finally revealed, is a classic. "I decided to sniff their conversation"

The pattern seems to be that they post a few really generic comments so we think they're one of us, then they start posting the spammy links later. Like that one last week that posted insightful things like "in politics, everything is difficult" in the Politics forum.

This is my favourite post in a while. I've read it three times.

Yeah. Should probably delete this. I just loved the ridiculousness of it.

I really liked Pigeon English. There was talk of it being commissioned for TV but I don't know if it ever happened.

I should have listened to this.

I decide at 10% if I'm going to read the rest of it. It's rare for me to bin a book off at 10% but it has happened (usually Kindle store 99p shite). If I decide to finish it I usually try and struggle through to the end, unless I really really hate it. Its usually old stuff that trips me up in that respect, I always have good intentions of reading the classics but I just can't get tuned in to old fashioned writing. Wuthering Heights is about the only exception, but I have a long list of unfinished classics. I'm an impatient reader, I like to race through and find out what happens so slow-paced stuff with loads and loads of dialogue or description sends me to sleep.

I recently put away "Dreamcatcher" by Stephen King which was absolute balls and took me 4 months to wade through because I hated it. After that "A Decent Ride" by Irvine Welsh, a fun and surprisingly breezy caper considering it features a scene in which a guy fucks a dead body. Currently reading "Quite Ugly One Morning" by Christopher Brookmyre which I think I might hate too.

Fuck that, have all the bassists you want.

Since moving to Dublin 7 years ago I've had exactly one band on the go, it was just me and one other guy, he played the guitar, but he only had one arm and one little stump and no-one had ever had the heart to tell him he was a terrible musician (not because of the arm, he just had no talent). That's what happens when you move to another city. I say stay in Aberdeen.

My wife is a bit of an arsehole but I have an Atari 2600 and a burger blog. Have i made it? Edit - AND I'm a moderator on Aberdeen Music.

Another wrestling documentary recommendation. Andre The Giant. It's available on Sky Atlantic on demand at the moment. Brilliant, and Vince McMahon cries in it.