Apparently the news is coming, it'll just be 9 years lateHom_Corleone wrote:At nearly quarter to nine.Quiff Boy wrote:yep, me toolazarus corporation wrote:currently wondering what the "Interesting news for UK Sisters fans coming this afternoon" is.
Currently wondering...
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time for a cuppa then. anyone?
I don't wanna live like I don't mind
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i've moved on now 
don't worry
don't worry I don't wanna live like I don't mind
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If Al Jourgensen & Eerie Load dinked around with Sisters' tracks...
...would they call it: Mixxxtures of Mercy?
...would they call it: Mixxxtures of Mercy?
...and some of us wandered off entirely on purpose.
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CW ~ At the top of the page it reads "There are 91 days remaining until the next Sisters gig.." but I'm sure it said 91 days yesterday & 91 days the day before that?? or is it just me?
it's all about circles and spirals
that ongoing eternity
that ongoing eternity
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nope, just you
it said 92 yesterday
and 93 the day before
and 94 the day before that, which was when i added the feature
it does use the board's current timezone though (currently GMT+1) so you may notice a bit of strange behaviour around midnight depending on where you're browsing from...
it said 92 yesterday
and 93 the day before
and 94 the day before that, which was when i added the feature
it does use the board's current timezone though (currently GMT+1) so you may notice a bit of strange behaviour around midnight depending on where you're browsing from...
What’s the difference between a buffalo and a bison?
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indeed just me! 
actually a really funky feature.
don't worry boss, it must indeed only be me so i'm sure the timezone thingy works just fine.
actually a really funky feature.
don't worry boss, it must indeed only be me so i'm sure the timezone thingy works just fine.
it's all about circles and spirals
that ongoing eternity
that ongoing eternity
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i've just tweaked it slightly so it also displays the town/city of the next gig.
should have updated across all themes...
let me know if anyone spots any issues
should have updated across all themes...
let me know if anyone spots any issues
What’s the difference between a buffalo and a bison?
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Just noticed that, damn groovy 
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i thought it might help whip up enthusiasm and build excitement when there's a tour (or whatever) onweebleswobble wrote:Just noticed that, damn groovy
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you met us, right?Quiff Boy wrote:i thought it might help whip up enthusiasm and build excitement when there's a tour (or whatever) onweebleswobble wrote:Just noticed that, damn groovy
we don't need no clock to whip up our enthusiasme
good job Boss!
Another Shade of You.
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well done boss! looks stunning! 
i'm proud i DO notice these thingys.
it's all about circles and spirals
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Well, to be honest. I was wondering about that.MadameButterfly wrote:
i'm proud i DO notice these thingys.
how on earth could Debs spot something like that before the rest of us
Another Shade of You.
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because i love HL more than the rest?christophe wrote:Well, to be honest. I was wondering about that.MadameButterfly wrote:
i'm proud i DO notice these thingys.
how on earth could Debs spot something like that before the rest of us
it's all about circles and spirals
that ongoing eternity
that ongoing eternity
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or because you 'forgot' how to scroll down on a page and instead just read everything up there ?MadameButterfly wrote:because i love HL more than the rest?christophe wrote:Well, to be honest. I was wondering about that.MadameButterfly wrote:
i'm proud i DO notice these thingys.
how on earth could Debs spot something like that before the rest of us
admit it, it could be a possibillity
Another Shade of You.
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no that is not a possibility, unless i was new here then maybe a possibility but no not this time.christophe wrote:or because you 'forgot' how to scroll down on a page and instead just read everything up there ?MadameButterfly wrote:because i love HL more than the rest?christophe wrote:Well, to be honest. I was wondering about that.
how on earth could Debs spot something like that before the rest of us
admit it, it could be a possibillity
it's all about circles and spirals
that ongoing eternity
that ongoing eternity
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MadameButterfly wrote:no that is not a possibility, unless i was new here then maybe a possibility but no not this time.
Another Shade of You.
how the owner of this didn't know 4 down was 'Double Fantasy', 24 across was 'any' and 25 across was 'ohio', I'll never know.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/51106326@N ... 754823010/if you click this you come across the crossword page from the 2nd April 1981 Smash Hits
Being on holiday is aceIf you don't, you'll never know the words to Muscle Bound by Spandau Ballet And if you go to page 32, you'll be able to find out where to buy your 'Ad (damn I can't do one of those backwards d's) am Gear to wear at his up and coming shows
By the way, the back page band photo is rather nifty
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what can possibly have died in the fridge to make it smell so revolting? 
(also wondering why some bastards insist on leaving half eaten sarnies and misc. other crap in said fridge, let them fester until they morph into new lifeforms, and throw hissy fits when someone puts them in the bin)
(also wondering why some bastards insist on leaving half eaten sarnies and misc. other crap in said fridge, let them fester until they morph into new lifeforms, and throw hissy fits when someone puts them in the bin)
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...if this quote is true
because it's very amusing"Here am I, as rich as Croesus, married to the most beautiful woman in the world, but what I'd give for a pint and a shag up against a wall in Merthyr" - Richard Burton
What’s the difference between a buffalo and a bison?
... why Number Two Son has all the sartorial elegance of Roy Cropper from Corrie 
He's off to San Fransisco University of whatever on Tues (I've almost come to terms with it i.e. I've stopped shouting at him) so thought I'd treat him to some new threads. He wouldn't even try on what I pointed out to him and I wouldn't stop laughing when he 'found' something he liked. You'd like to think this kind of thing would stop when your children are older but apparently not
He's off to San Fransisco University of whatever on Tues (I've almost come to terms with it i.e. I've stopped shouting at him) so thought I'd treat him to some new threads. He wouldn't even try on what I pointed out to him and I wouldn't stop laughing when he 'found' something he liked. You'd like to think this kind of thing would stop when your children are older but apparently not
Five cups of coffee just to be myself...when I'd rather be somebody else
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