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Wha's thi maiden a'hent him!?
School's Out - Heartland August 2007 Weekender
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"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
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The file is now available...Carpathian Psychonaut wrote:
I just found a whopping 41secs of video on my phone!
So, filmed in glorious mobile-O-vision, I give you......
Planet Dave's at 5am
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...and has been watched.
We were actually quite civilized, all things considered.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
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feel like i should write something but in all honesty i'm completely zapped - mentally & physically - so for now i'll just say what an amazing weekend it's been, and a huge thanks to everyone who helped make it possible (organisation, promotion, accomodation, attendance etc)
you're all an amazing bunch, and i'm a very happy quiffy
i need a long lie down in a dark room, with no booze and certainly no dodgy goffix music...
you all rock. and jo agrees, so it must be true.
you're all an amazing bunch, and i'm a very happy quiffy
i need a long lie down in a dark room, with no booze and certainly no dodgy goffix music...
you all rock. and jo agrees, so it must be true.
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Ur ye daft?
Did ye expect it tae be otherwise?
Aye, lie doon, relax, don't do it....
jist dead peeved I couldnae make it, but my boys and girl frae thi frozen north had a riot, baisturts!
Did ye expect it tae be otherwise?
Aye, lie doon, relax, don't do it....
jist dead peeved I couldnae make it, but my boys and girl frae thi frozen north had a riot, baisturts!
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
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HI,
Well what i was involved with i loved! Sad i couldnt party.... but im afraid my rawk pass doesnt extend out of hours that much these days since fatherhood!
Excellent job as ever Quiffy and Paul and top support from anyone who wandered along to any night.
And Sinny..... how wierd talking to someone face to face after 5 odd years of text and smilies!
Till next time boys and girls,
Paddy out
Well what i was involved with i loved! Sad i couldnt party.... but im afraid my rawk pass doesnt extend out of hours that much these days since fatherhood!
Excellent job as ever Quiffy and Paul and top support from anyone who wandered along to any night.
And Sinny..... how wierd talking to someone face to face after 5 odd years of text and smilies!
Till next time boys and girls,
Paddy out
Still playing guitar - sometimes weird shaped ones.
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What can you say to that? Brilliant gig Paddy, thank you!
Well it was an absolute pleasure as always to host everyone who could make it on Sunday morning, was a bloody memorable night, got hammered, listened to the Banter Wars between Keith Vader and Anakin Sinister , got back to nature with the sunrise, fell out with nature after a Panzer mosquito assault ('lumps' have started to appear all over my body, how're you lot?), and all this was in company of the utterly amazing Devil Doll Sinnie, in my garden, words fail me.
WTF is all this reality business about though?
Well it was an absolute pleasure as always to host everyone who could make it on Sunday morning, was a bloody memorable night, got hammered, listened to the Banter Wars between Keith Vader and Anakin Sinister , got back to nature with the sunrise, fell out with nature after a Panzer mosquito assault ('lumps' have started to appear all over my body, how're you lot?), and all this was in company of the utterly amazing Devil Doll Sinnie, in my garden, words fail me.
WTF is all this reality business about though?
'What a heavy load Einstein must have had. Morons everywhere.'
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you're not making me feel any better Dave
why do I keep getting 2001 flashbacks?
why do I keep getting 2001 flashbacks?
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
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Next time James.
'What a heavy load Einstein must have had. Morons everywhere.'
Oddly enough, the worst part for me was The Subculture running out of Magners BEFORE my first order That was even worse than getting stung by the bee that was hiding under my pillow at 4am - Weebles denies responsibility for that but...snowey wrote: Worst parts:
The Subcultre running out of magners after my first order.
Apart from these minor grouches, it was a stunning weekend and thanks especially to Weebles the Beekeeeper and his missus for putting up the 4 of us for the weekend, Planet Dave for letting us invade his garden for the night, Rhombus & the Smurphs for some fine music and Quiffy & Jo for organising the event and being so nice It was great to meet new faces and catch up on old ones, particularly nice to see Erika again - hope you have just as much fun in London:notworthy:
Blast you were sorely missed. Make sure you're there next time!
Well, I am back in jolly old magyarorszag & still don't feel entirely that my mind is connected to my body
Top weekend, top people, top everything. If I had a hat, it would be off to Quiffy & Jo.
The HL hotel was ace. Many thanks Weebles & mrs Weebles for opening the door.
Notable moment was the bat's milk comment, swiftly followed by hysterics & choking on inhaled beer
I was reading the the Magners share prices were taking a dive on Thursday, but I think we went some way to reversing that trend
I'll write more later, when I get through this stack of e mail & stuff.
Top weekend, top people, top everything. If I had a hat, it would be off to Quiffy & Jo.
The HL hotel was ace. Many thanks Weebles & mrs Weebles for opening the door.
Notable moment was the bat's milk comment, swiftly followed by hysterics & choking on inhaled beer
I was reading the the Magners share prices were taking a dive on Thursday, but I think we went some way to reversing that trend
I'll write more later, when I get through this stack of e mail & stuff.
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I thought we'd lost you at that moment - what a way to goPista wrote:Notable moment was the bat's milk comment, swiftly followed by hysterics & choking on inhaled beer
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Yeah - I am covered in big welts. I thought I had the plague.Planet Dave wrote:....got back to nature with the sunrise, fell out with nature after a Panzer mosquito assault ('lumps' have started to appear all over my body, how're you lot?)....
We forgive as we forget
As the day is long.
As the day is long.
How did you get bitten? You were asleep in the garageHom_Corleone wrote:Yeah - I am covered in big welts. I thought I had the plague.Planet Dave wrote:....got back to nature with the sunrise, fell out with nature after a Panzer mosquito assault ('lumps' have started to appear all over my body, how're you lot?)....
The bumps are coming up on me too. Got to get down the chemist & get stuff to put on them.
Did you notice that after they bit, they flew all erratically? Serves 'em right to drink 40% proof blood
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Shortly before I hit the garage floor I started to feel unusual and lay in the corn out back. I'm guessing that's where they were waiting for me.Pista wrote:How did you get bitten? You were asleep in the garageHom_Corleone wrote:Yeah - I am covered in big welts. I thought I had the plague.Planet Dave wrote:....got back to nature with the sunrise, fell out with nature after a Panzer mosquito assault ('lumps' have started to appear all over my body, how're you lot?)....
The bumps are coming up on me too. Got to get down the chemist & get stuff to put on them.
Did you notice that after they bit, they flew all erratically? Serves 'em right to drink 40% proof blood
We forgive as we forget
As the day is long.
As the day is long.
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That came and went far too quickly.
Back in the land of impossibly high cholesterol and petty violence now, more's the pity... it was great to see those old faces again (old being the operative word ), and to meet almost all the remaining HL "regulars" that I haven't so far
Absolutely gutted at not being able to make the Saturday night though, sounds like it was a riot - and even more gutted at missing out on chinwags with Carpy, Markfiend and those who only made that night. You might all consider yourselves lucky though
Still, there will be numerous next times. Thank you so much to Quiff and all the others who helped organize this, and to the trusty trobadours who provided music and merriment on the Sunday night too
See you all again soon
Back in the land of impossibly high cholesterol and petty violence now, more's the pity... it was great to see those old faces again (old being the operative word ), and to meet almost all the remaining HL "regulars" that I haven't so far
Absolutely gutted at not being able to make the Saturday night though, sounds like it was a riot - and even more gutted at missing out on chinwags with Carpy, Markfiend and those who only made that night. You might all consider yourselves lucky though
Still, there will be numerous next times. Thank you so much to Quiff and all the others who helped organize this, and to the trusty trobadours who provided music and merriment on the Sunday night too
See you all again soon
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Carpathian Psychonaut wrote: Bat's Milk, chocolate beer, see-saw seats, Wagamama splinter group, skin-tight strippers (was the 1/2 price token wasted?), Z's fearless nature while crossing roads, Sinnie's boots (:oops:), Jo and the Smudgey Stamp of Doom, F1 taxi, Scotty vs Tim Sinister (Open Banter Championships 2007), the Bridge of Doom, The Poking Stick Of Fire, Zuma + guitar, more wine!, more vodka!, sunrise behind the hedge, bloody goffs, potential BBQ rabbit, bunch of cnuts.....
Can I just say that I was never actually intending to BBQ Dave's rabbit?
I think Kat was a little concerned when I approached the cage with a on my mush.
It was far too small. Wouldn't even have made a decent sandwich
The little sh!ts!Hom_Corleone wrote:
Shortly before I hit the garage floor I started to feel unusual and lay in the corn out back. I'm guessing that's where they were waiting for me.
& that's another thing. Big surprise that absolutely no-one talked with any "*" in the words
I was looking forward to hearing how it was pronounced, but evidently the filter was switched off for the weekend
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Aye, where the f*ck where you?boudicca wrote:and even more gutted at missing out on chinwags with Carpy, Markfiend and those who only made that night.
I'm covered in insect bites too. Dave, you shall be hearing from my solicitors
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The feeling is entirely mutual - for all the faces that I did meet, there were many who it was sad not to. You were most certainly amongst them.boudicca wrote:Absolutely gutted at not being able to make the Saturday night though, sounds like it was a riot - and even more gutted at missing out on chinwags with Carpy, Markfiend and those who only made that night. You might all consider yourselves lucky though
As you say though, quite rightly, there will be other times!
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Oops .markfiend wrote:Aye, where the f*ck where you?boudicca wrote:and even more gutted at missing out on chinwags with Carpy, Markfiend and those who only made that night.
I'm covered in insect bites too. Dave, you shall be hearing from my solicitors
Well what can I say? I ordered vampire bats, but there must've been an administrative cock-up and they sent mozzies instead.
'What a heavy load Einstein must have had. Morons everywhere.'
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At least if they'd sent bats we could have milked them.
Oh no what have I started?
Oh no what have I started?
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
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Better start at the beginning, this is a review.
Thursday evening, finding no sleep before I left, made it to the airport around 01h Friday morning. Tried whole night to close the eyes, but only managed to do so at 5. woken up by security around 5.02 (sorry mate, no sleeping at the airport )
The Friday.
Stumbling up to the Leeds train station to meet up with Claire around noon, finding 2 guys blocking the only available seat in the hall, biggest surprise was them saying hi to me. Great way to meet you guys; weeble, pista
The Friday evening.
Absolutely fabulous to meet the people. It the Party was good, nice songs played and I had some fun at the dance floor I’m not going to mention the Beer (as it is not beer ) but the strongbow was good though far better as that Magners stuff if you ask me.
It was a good evening but I could have been drunker….
The Saturday.
Absolutely devastated to miss out on the party, I missed the opportunity to meet some of heartland finest and I missed out on a lot of fun
Dave’s Garden.
Missed out on this one too I hope you liked my present Dave, I felt welcome even though I wasn’t there from the stories I heard you lot had a wonderful time…
Rhombus.
I was really looking forward to seeing you guys live, but sadly we missed your show. I’m listening to “Remembrance Day� now (thank God I was in time to at least buy that) and it is one hell of a record! I hope I’ll get some other chance to see you guys perform.
Smurphs.
You guys are a legend in the back of my mind for as long as I know The Sisters of Mercy themselves, and now seeing you guys perform in your own very own way was Top as you probably have noticed I had a good time
The way Back.
Bus, Plane.. it went all pretty smooth, even the train was on time. But it HAD to be blocked by an cargo train just a few miles before Antwerp, been stuck there for quite some time I started to get worried as I lost the opportunity to have a chauffer picked me up at the station. Finally made it to Antwerp station and barely managed to get the final bus home.
It was a trip not to be forgotten....
Thursday evening, finding no sleep before I left, made it to the airport around 01h Friday morning. Tried whole night to close the eyes, but only managed to do so at 5. woken up by security around 5.02 (sorry mate, no sleeping at the airport )
The Friday.
Stumbling up to the Leeds train station to meet up with Claire around noon, finding 2 guys blocking the only available seat in the hall, biggest surprise was them saying hi to me. Great way to meet you guys; weeble, pista
The Friday evening.
Absolutely fabulous to meet the people. It the Party was good, nice songs played and I had some fun at the dance floor I’m not going to mention the Beer (as it is not beer ) but the strongbow was good though far better as that Magners stuff if you ask me.
It was a good evening but I could have been drunker….
The Saturday.
Absolutely devastated to miss out on the party, I missed the opportunity to meet some of heartland finest and I missed out on a lot of fun
Dave’s Garden.
Missed out on this one too I hope you liked my present Dave, I felt welcome even though I wasn’t there from the stories I heard you lot had a wonderful time…
Rhombus.
I was really looking forward to seeing you guys live, but sadly we missed your show. I’m listening to “Remembrance Day� now (thank God I was in time to at least buy that) and it is one hell of a record! I hope I’ll get some other chance to see you guys perform.
Smurphs.
You guys are a legend in the back of my mind for as long as I know The Sisters of Mercy themselves, and now seeing you guys perform in your own very own way was Top as you probably have noticed I had a good time
The way Back.
Bus, Plane.. it went all pretty smooth, even the train was on time. But it HAD to be blocked by an cargo train just a few miles before Antwerp, been stuck there for quite some time I started to get worried as I lost the opportunity to have a chauffer picked me up at the station. Finally made it to Antwerp station and barely managed to get the final bus home.
It was a trip not to be forgotten....
Another Shade of You.
markfiend wrote:At least if they'd sent bats we could have milked them.
Oh no what have I started?
Unforgettable
Didn't Dave say he had a stack of booze left in his garage?
Perhaps he milked the mozzies.
It's not booze. It's alcoholic blood
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Pista wrote:markfiend wrote:At least if they'd sent bats we could have milked them.
Oh no what have I started?
Unforgettable
Didn't Dave say he had a stack of booze left in his garage?
Perhaps he milked the mozzies.
It's not booze. It's alcoholic blood
'What a heavy load Einstein must have had. Morons everywhere.'