James Broonbreed

That's Adam shame.

Creedence.

That sparkles debacle was fucking dire. I’ve really wasted a perfectly good Sunday today.

"Is anyone in Shutterspeed called Hedges?" Pages 52 & 53 have made my evening.

Fuck me. I'm on page 40 of 106.... The lack of working hyperlinks only adds to the utter joy I'm experiencing.

Nevermind...

Has anyone got a link to the $hutt£r$p££d thread?

Site is lit, yo.

Anal sages was a good shout. I’d never seen that’s thread before.

Fuck. Have I missed out on the St Patricks day version?

I seem to remember Stripey being a bit of a cockend... Cool thinker was definitely a strange kettle of fish. Moon-moon (what was his original handle?) was always good for a laugh until some SJW would wade in and tell us off. Other than that, it's been 8+ years of pure misery.

I've not acquired any new gear for some time now. I've been more tinkering with my setup and trying to minimise the amount of pedals on my board. I've just changed out my tonebender clone for my lm308 RAT, which is a lot more useable. I also checked my Fulltone vibe back in for about 10 minutes, but really can't make it sound like what I want a vibe to sound like.... I may sell this in due course.

Does anybody know a good place to get a boiler inspection in Aberdeen?

At least he'll have some assistance ascending the stairway to heaven.

Good shit, min. I woke up, after a car crash, to track four before.

On TV's? I can do it on my laptop, which I never use to watch TV...

Netflix doesn't separate stand-up from comedy movies. Netfux.

Darkest hour. Not my usual cup of tea, but solid acting from a solid cast. I hadn't even heard about this film until I googled the Bafta nominations. Gary Oldman once again proves he's the fucking best. The Death of Stalin. Fucking excellent. Can't beat a healthy dose of Soviet black comedy. Not Iannucci's best work, but still pretty gweed.

Bump!

I call death fixing.

Aye aye, I'm looking for a ticket to King Gizzard in Glasgow this Sunday, if anyone can help out... Cheers

Still available if anyone knows anyone. A little flexibility with the price. Ta.

What's next, bread doesn't exist?

Rock The Kasbah. Not Bill Murray's finest work by far, but still worth a watch. Started funny, got strange and ended cheesily. 3 Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri. One of the best films I've seen in a long while, other than Blade Runner 2049. Frances McDormand and Sam Rockwell are both superb - as are the rest of the supporting cast. There was one wee detail that bugged me though, but it didn't detract from the film.