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Relevant.

Does anyone actually use cigarette machines any more? ...Not even going to ask about the other machine.

One-Up need to focus more on vinyl. That's easier said than done I'm sure, but if their collection was more up-to-date (I'm not looking for signed copies of The Wall, I'd be okay with Man Alive or whatever) there's only really one place you look for vinyl. EDIT: That didn't make any sense but my point's there.

...And from that thread we confirmed that was the only one in Scotland that was a victim.

Fairly sure the two are generally mutually exclusive.

Telling you the plot kinda defeats the purpose, but here goes: The trailer documents (in the reverse order) a young girl laying dead on the ground, then being launched back up through a window. It's revealed she was thrown out the window by her Dad after she bites him, as she's become a zombie. The rest of the video shows her parents fighting them off with axes and knives in the vain attempts to save their lives, all in reverse order. It ends with the family standing and posing for a photo as they would for a holiday. The trailer and the game itself may be completely different.

c-c-c-combo breaker

SWEET. Totally up for this.

You realise that Belmont St is host to about half the bars/clubs in Aberdeen, so you might as well go for the jugular and say that bars/clubs in Aberdeen are all pants.

Only ever been to Belmont Cinema once, to see El Orfanato with Spanish classmates. Was pleasant enough.

I think whoever suggested Ramboland for adults was taking the piss very slightly. I mean what the hell would it even look like?

...Why's that a problem? Are you wanting a look inside?

Another bloody shopping centre? That'll make six, which sounds completely mad.

...There's a Lloyd's or something quite near there, isn't there? Or am I being daft?

Clydesdale man, hey?

The former, but you'd have to careful not to step on the quacks. sorry

Could always make a Lapland theme park for the easily led

If I could organise a fundraising/awareness gig I would in a heartbeat, but I don't. (A job for the more organised among us? ) EDIT: "Concert"?

Aye, that's what I was talking about. Not sure how it would work but that place is a perfect size for wee acoustic gigs.

Gonna guess he's referring to the growing mass of people who think that, since it's "just music", there's no reason they should pay for it to appear on their iPod.

True. At the end of the day a CD is a CD and pressing them and selling them costs money and requires staff, no matter if it's Britney Spears' or Copy Haho's.

Tescos. Two Tescos.

Couldn't they hold more in-stores and charge admission? Probably not, but if all else fails...

Oh man, first impressions are lovely... shame it's so short, I have the feeling it's more instantly likeable than a lot of their stuff.

Tried to order this morning but couldn't, Paypal was too slow. Just paid and downloading now...