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marky wrote:rush Limbaugh sean Hannity glen beck true princes amongst men........ not racist bigoted rightwing tossers..... actually they are real turds

Eh ??

As with all elections or referendums (referenda), most voters, if they vote at all, won't have carefully studied the finer points of the arguments for and against. It will be a vote for what your 'gut feeling' tells you or a simplistic assessment of how the result might affect your personal circumst...

Dirty Harry.

"I know what you're thinking..."

I haven't got any of their stuff are any of their albums any good? Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk First album is great- Old School punk, second V2 is even better. They never seemed to take off as I thought they might. Saw them live promoting V2 but the attendance was pretty low although their...

More than interesting, if you read David Peace.

Katherine Jenkins and Muse.

Looks like the wrong Prince was identified as being poorly.

I've been told that if you tell a dream to a listener three times, the meaning will reveal itself. I've tried it and it worked but my partner was doing an educational course at the time. Good luck with finding a dis-interested listener to accommodate you. As writers say, "Tell a dream, lose a reader."

What Suprises did they play in Glasgow? Yes on a totally different playing field to The Stranglers, in a way i'm glad they never made it that big though. Can't stop listening to my Drones CD now!. The biggest surprise was Munich Jam with Chris and Dom being joined by a lone bagpiper and a troupe of...

Saw them in Glasgow tonight.

Incredible show, incredible band, Matt Bellamy is near-genius.

On a whole different planet from what the Stranglers do.

hey, does anyone remember a real dodgy american tv show from the mid 80's (i think) called 'COP ROCK'. it was like Hill Street Blues but all of a sudden....people would just start singing...absolutely bizarre. Don't remember that one ( actually Googled it to make sure you didn't 'dream' it.) Sounds...

No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy.

Also a superb film and no book has been better translated to film since The Godfather.

Not a word wasted and good for several re-readings.