Heartland

yes cheap cardboard
and there was me hoping for a flock-effect snakeskin

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if he can sing, lets have Bury me Deep

Don't you mean Charles Lutwidge Dodgson? :innocent: :oops: him as well! :innocent: :lol: the guy's a dude (prediliction for the younger ladies or not) i beleive he was a Mathematics Lecturer at oxford http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_Caroll#Oxford ...as well as the well documented Victorian Drugs...

canon docre wrote:

King of Byblos wrote:perhaps we are over interpolating?
http://tinyurl.com/34v54p?

(Tinyurl link instead of mad-long link inserted by markfiend)

or maybe he meant Gibbons?

(tinyurl nice!)

But what about Film4, you get the occasional classic movie, and it's now free! :D I don't have the attention span for a movie Si , wee progs about the universe, cuttlefish or how snowboards are made are my idea of a guid 'Bus Surfing' experience. ;D i'm with JB here. telly can be a box spewing tras...

Gripper wrote:

hallucienate wrote: I bought 10 for just over 2 quid.

There were loads down our local crematorium. I only took a few.

ormfdmrush wrote:anybody got the scans?
i'd like to see it
or even print some stuff from hi-res scans

...nah it's overrated
an the pictures were s**t

Now that I have de-flowered it I can go back to listening to it on SGWBY mistake. I believe records are for listening, and even the most prized ones should be rocked out to, at least once. Otherwise it would feel horrible, and all the other well rocked records would take the p*ss out of it. With th...

scotty wrote:.....£97 on Valentines Day

Right Guys, how are YOU going to spend?

not something we really do... but we are sappy gits anyway.
the local florists had 12 roses for £65!
you can get nearly 3 of these for that
http://www.worldlandtrust.org/supporting/gift.htm

ormfdmrush wrote:

"i normally have to pay for that"

I guess my question is this: it didn't work last time, why would anyone think it will work this time? Because we're winning the War on Terror. :? ...well i'm not scared so the war must be going fairly well? the other side of the coin is Iran, sounds like they are about to announce a fait-acompli? g...

smiscandlon wrote:

markfiend wrote:I'd rather North Korea got a few million dollars' worth of aid than they throw a nuke at Japan...

Granted, and I'm sure it probably is the best resolution all round.

But might it set a precedent?

...and that would be bad because?

the-happening wrote:The box set is presented in a faux-snakeskin cover.

good things come to those who wait...
i am hoping this turns up amazon-early, you know where they get the stock 10 days before the release date and it somehow gets shipped anyway

Planet Dave wrote:There was Replay, before it moved.

And waaay back in the mists of time, Vinyl Addiction. Wonderful shop stocked to the gills with Sisters bootlegs.

blimy yes, that is way back
well done that man!

what was the one that used to be on Lower Briggate called? I think that's the one I was referring to. :) without wanting to get into some strange-forum-loop :evil: was it not Crash b4 it moved...Leeds and it's mobile Secord Shops ! or Leeds Record Shop Bingo? but it could have been Polar Bear; that...

This has reminded me, there was a shop near the Corn Exchange in Leeds (apologies to non Leeds peeps as you prob won't know it) called Vinyl Demand or something. It shut a few years back. Vinyl Tap, which has since turned into a web-based record shop : http://www.vinyltap.co.uk/ They used to have g...

having not 'been there' all my tsom is from fairs (bar VS etc) i've only got one of each mind...not every release of everything, it all sounds the same :) the most i haven't paid for a record was £25 for adrenachome i saw in a 'certain basement second-hand shop' in LS6, but it was six months after ...

perhaps we are over interpolating?
http://tinyurl.com/34v54p?

(Tinyurl link instead of mad-long link inserted by markfiend)

as a non-collector casual-buyer i am often surprised how much people will pay for records. in this day and age i would keep the money if i knew it was worth that much, or gate crash the absinthe party :evil: :notworthy: having said that it is one of my faveurise platters de vinyl, but what ever happ...

[sorry going through the faq and came across this..couldn't resist]

i think these guys might also have something to do with it...

give me a few days and it is worth the wait

hallucienate wrote:

i have seen the tron guy before.. WRONG!
but yes, linux...the new Macs then?

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my friend has a similar ghost buster fetish and once drunk it takes little encouragement to get him into his home made costume and back-pack

from nature "It sounds like a conjuring trick. You shine a light into a gas, and the light gets swallowed. Then you pump the gas into another container, say the magic words, and the light comes out again." http://www.nature.com/news/2007/070205/full/070205-8.html i have always been a fan o...

from nature "It sounds like a conjuring trick. You shine a light into a gas, and the light gets swallowed. Then you pump the gas into another container, say the magic words, and the light comes out again." http://www.nature.com/news/2007/070205/full/070205-8.html i have always been a fan o...

"Actor Ian Richardson, best known for his role as scheming chief whip Francis Urquhart in the BBC's House of Cards, has died suddenly at the age of 72. The stage and TV veteran had not been ill and had been due to begin filming an episode of ITV's Midsomer Murders next week, according to his ag...