Heartland

Gordon Ramsey as Andrew & Wayne. Ricky Gervais as Craig, https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/02/26/10/25216080-8045961-image-a-28_1582711571678.jpg https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/02/26/10/24653802-8045961-No_way_Earlier_in_the_series_Gordon_dressed_as_a_woman_with_a_bl-m-46_1582713232100.jpg [...

Whipped up some "anime" storyboards using you-know-what. Night out with Claire https://i.ibb.co/Sr70xMd/ae5.jpg The dramatic "all nighter mixing TOL '83" scene. Gary has just stormed out in disgust. https://i.ibb.co/QrRZWQq/ae1.jpg Whispered conference with the Doctor while the ...

Good morning. For the record, I hate tea and biscuits but I do like buttered toast dipped in coffee, so there ya filthy animals. https://theclumpany.files.wordpress.com/2015/08/an-angry-mob.png Sorry man, I'm just more of a savoury type of person. Give me a steak bake or sausage roll any time :D

Planet Dave wrote: ↑01 Mar 2023, 22:32 Probably easier to ask Jethro Tull for permission to use Living In The Past

Yeah, this is what shatters my dream. I really do think it would make an amazing film though.

What if Doktor had a voice and spoke to Von? Increasingly so, as the speed use increased and sleep decreased. He'd say things like "you can't trust them Andrew, only YOU know the MASTERPLAN" and "that vocal isn't anywhere near good enough, Andrew. You need to record it at least anoth...

But,,,, who would play the Doktor What if Doktor had a voice and spoke to Von? Increasingly so, as the speed use increased and sleep decreased. He'd say things like "you can't trust them Andrew, only YOU know the MASTERPLAN" and "that vocal isn't anywhere near good enough, Andrew. Yo...

fractalsister wrote: ↑01 Mar 2023, 13:01

markfiend wrote: ↑01 Mar 2023, 10:39 Harry Styles as Wayne, surely?

Or Seth Rogen, in a ridiculous wig

James Corden as Hussey. Robert Pattinson as Von.

Wilkstein wrote: ↑01 Mar 2023, 04:57 You can't be serious.

Oh I am though. Begins with Von leaving Oxford, arriving in Leeds. Ends with Royal Albert Hall 1985.
Sex, drugs, rock'n'roll, and fog, lots of fog.

Hi. Has the subject of a biopic ever been considered? The story is there (in WFAW and PMNIBAG), the soundtrack is there (with permission) and the audience is there. Surely, even younger folk who don't know The Sisters would enjoy the story, if the script and actors were good. If a film can be made a...

If I were going to buy a packet of biscuits, and thinking back to when I've done just that, It would be milk chocolate Hobnobs.
"Nice" (the most ironic biscuit name ever) and Rich-Tea, can f**k right off.

Good morning. For the record, I hate tea and biscuits but I do like buttered toast dipped in coffee, so there ya filthy animals.

eastmidswhizzkid wrote: ↑27 Feb 2023, 23:08 anteater or helmet?

I haven't heard that one, is it one of the new tracks played live? Catchy title.

Pista wrote: ↑27 Feb 2023, 22:49 No no. @Ian1971 the question is....... YCBTO. Yes or no?

Oh hahahaa. Great question. Somebody once said that YCBTO is the punchline of a joke that began in 1980
I like it because it's so ridiculous. Von's perverseness is all a part of the charm, innit.

oh yeah welcome to HL :hl: we don't bite unless a legal document is signed by both parties :twisted: :bat: Thanks all. I forgot to add that I did eventually see the Sisters live, at Roskilde Festival, Denmark, 1997. I wasn't expecting the Sisters to play (they filled in last minute for another band...

Just finished this and absolutely loved it. Well written and compelling. Needs making into a screenplay, surely?

Hi. I've joined this forum today in my search for a copy of 'WFAW'. I'm in the UK and can't find one anywhere. Amazon have a digital copy but there's a warning attached, stating that the quality is dubious, plus, digital books suck. Please can anyone help? Thanks, Ian I've got a spare copy (Mint Co...

I have a strange attraction to bubblegum dance music and this one really does it for me.

Pista wrote: ↑19 Feb 2023, 10:26 10 songs of pure, utter joy

I love Shonen Knife!

Thanks all. I forgot to add that I did eventually see the Sisters live, at Roskilde Festival, Denmark, 1997. I wasn't expecting the Sisters to play (they filled in last minute for another band) and I was surprised to see Andrew with bleached hair and white suit, but the set was amazing and a bit of ...

ruffers wrote: ↑21 Feb 2023, 11:49

Ian1971 wrote: ↑20 Feb 2023, 19:21
In summary, I'm a middle-aged man, was a teenage Goth, still a bit obsessed with Andrew Eldritch and The Sisters and I'm saying hello.

You'll fit right in.

Hello

Hi. Your avatar is funny af

Pista wrote: ↑20 Feb 2023, 20:12Hello again

Hello again

Hello. I just joined this forum today, initially, as a part of the process of my search for the 'Waiting For Another War' book, but, now I'm here, might as well stick around a bit. My name is Ian, I'm 51 years old, live in England and aged 15, in 1986, I was deeply entrenched in Goth culture and for...

Admin note: Ian has sourced a copy now. Many thanks. Hi. I've joined this forum today in my search for a copy of 'WFAW'. I'm in the UK and can't find one anywhere. Amazon have a digital copy but there's a warning attached, stating that the quality is dubious, plus, digital books suck. Please can an...