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they weren't lampooned in the media for half a decade and/or called people cunts on stage? it is more tragic since she actually died though.

Yes, I'm usually lurking around in general, seems like actually discussing music on here caused everyone to have a hissy fit circa 2006/7 and request they be deleted lol. shame what happened to her anyway, used to be peng before she was skeng.

I didn't really get into her stuff either, seems like okay she's got that shirley bassey type thing going on and for that to chart is refreshing but... could just listen to shirley bassey (not gay)

you've got me there, though sometimes I forget this is a music board.

Well, I expect it'll backfire and the people will rally around their government and the party and this guy will spend the rest of his days on this island with people being nice to him so he feels like a real scumbag:

Apparently, he wants a chance to explain himself and he may have deliberately targeted the Labour youth movement to basically cull future political opposition in Norway.

90 kids shot dead by freaky extreme right-wing freemason and what is this thread? oh wait there is a thread now, nevermind I'll go and rant at facebook then.

hmmm, some people really don't like their co-workers. my ideas: PrtScn desktop, save to desktop (sort5 of like jester's didn't read that first, much more developed!) tape desk drawers shut. print this: cut out and tape over the bottom of their mouse.

Mine is the cover of Rhythm of Time by Belgian Electro Body Music pioneers Front 242! Before that, I was J. Robert Oppenheimer, portrayed by Dwight Schultz in Shadowmakers, watchign his 'baby' going off.

i have absolutely no negative rep and I can't figure out why because i'm such an opinionated arsehole. possibly it's because i don't really neg people much, except for a laugh, that's probably it.

innit? horrible, screechy, wobbly bullshit. but they have a guy singing one line and a real snare so i guess it's a winner!

This makes me want to kill someone.

0.73, still better than my Battlefield Bad Company 2 K/D ratio!

Thas scene where the babies were born scared the piss out of me and I heard the new one was shite and a rip off of Battlestar so I haven't bothered yet.

Yeah just shave, no problem! And compensate, get ripped or something. U2 fans seem psychotically defensive. They are like the Joss Whedon fans of stadium rock.

"What is a Raver" from Christwire.org - Dogs On Acid Seems like mostly in favour, some detractors of course, claiming a lack of originality.

This was posted to my Jungle List a week ago

indeed and I've heard that they're bigger and badder and rougher and tougher, in other words sucka there is no other. They also want to kiss themselves. o_O

Now then, now then uncle Jim picks a child's dream to fulfil as a whim or rather he used to as on chat shows he abused so his cynical attitudes fired up with the gin next: Jimmy Hill

Wow, he went young. Though 60 is also quite young.

that made me do a lol, like the last time I witnessed a local DJ's hair or the embarassingly poor system he was playing utterly shit dubstep or electro-house on. not really i'm so old now i can't score pills 'cos they automatically think i'm fuzz

G'Kar already died of cancer

This seems like it could catch on, some guy on another forum came up with the idea. Here's how it works: Someone suggests a subject for the limerick like, for example, Swiss cheese. The first person to post a limerick on the subject of Swiss Cheese gets to choose the next one. like so: when Cheddar, Red Leicester or Gouda won't do and your brie could be louder what you need to please is a nice holey cheese Emmental is as sound as a pounda. next subject is Cricket. Go!

Councils spend 100m on taxpayer-funded credit cards - Telegraph lol

Thanks! All credit is due to Steve Keen though, he's the only modern economist worth listening to, IMO, a student of Minsky's work, who himself was a student of Schumepter. Basically, his central argument is that our economic growth has been based on private credit expansion for the last 30 odd years (actually now I recall he places the start of the problem in the '60s) and we have now hit a limit, and the monetarist solution of slashing rates will not work as no one is either willing or able to take on more debt. I would say while oil is powerful, it is as nothing compared to the power of the Lords Of Finance. they really have us over a barrel (pun, lol)