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Posted: 12 May 2007, 22:25
by Pista
No, I think it's the drums (or hint of them)
Posted: 13 May 2007, 00:36
by Gripper
robertzombie wrote:As some of you might know this week's been a bit of a downer for me but I've received some great support through the forum and through some lovely PM's.
Hold steady Rob. Thinking of you.
Posted: 13 May 2007, 07:06
by 6FeetOver
Posted: 19 Jun 2007, 21:54
by Carpathian Psychonaut
My turn to bring this thread bounding back up the board.
Considering I'm still quite new to this place compared with so many of you lot it's
really helped to read your offers of support. It's going to take a while before I've worked things through (back to whatever the heck came before) but knowing this place is here is a massive help.
Thank you, unreservedly.
Posted: 19 Jun 2007, 22:02
by smiscandlon
Well, by your own manner, understanding and generosity you've made yourself part of this community.
I'm still convinced you stole my f**king hat, though...
Posted: 19 Jun 2007, 22:05
by Tidal
No idea what the Heartland effect is so far... Hope Zottegem brings a change to that!
Posted: 19 Jun 2007, 22:11
by Carpathian Psychonaut
smiscandlon wrote:Well, by your own manner, understanding and generosity you've made yourself part of this community.
I'm still convinced you stole my f**king hat, though...
I only
just got your window closed in time..........
Posted: 19 Jun 2007, 22:14
by smiscandlon
Tidal wrote:No idea what the Heartland effect is so far...
We actually
tolerate your mental lyrics threads ...
that's the Heartland effect.
Posted: 19 Jun 2007, 22:21
by James Blast
Posted: 19 Jun 2007, 22:47
by eotunun
I had a full dose of cheering up through the cables and the underground.
Some of you yet have no faces for me, but you made my day, you and a friendly lot of Poison Door´s inhabitants!
That was my my most cheerfull birthday in a whole couple of years.
The last invaders of my local allies just left, and I simply am slightly happy today.
Virtually happy.
Nope: Really happy!
Posted: 28 Dec 2007, 20:00
by Pista
You know what?
HL was fecked earlier & I had a really good chat with JB via IM while it was knacked.
He is a top bloke & without HL I would never have met him (even if not physically....yet)
I'm so happy HL is here.
Posted: 28 Dec 2007, 20:11
by paul
Tidal wrote:No idea what the Heartland effect is so far... Hope Zottegem brings a change to that!
And did it?
Posted: 28 Dec 2007, 20:39
by James Blast
Posted: 28 Dec 2007, 21:01
by christophe
a what
sounds interesting
Posted: 28 Dec 2007, 22:53
by James Blast
Oh please! ask christophe ask Steve, ask him......
Posted: 28 Dec 2007, 23:56
by Pista
christophe wrote:a what
sounds interesting
Yeah, ask me.
Posted: 29 Dec 2007, 03:55
by Ozpat
paul wrote:Tidal wrote:No idea what the Heartland effect is so far... Hope Zottegem brings a change to that!
And did it?
Or was Harry Potter more interesting?
Posted: 29 Dec 2007, 04:15
by 6FeetOver
Ozpat wrote:Or was Harry Potter more interesting?
The owl's the most interesting bit, imho...
Posted: 29 Dec 2007, 06:48
by Syberberg
SINsister wrote:Ozpat wrote:Or was Harry Potter more interesting?
The owl's the most interesting bit, imho...
You mean I'm not alone in disliking Harry Potter?!?!?
Posted: 29 Dec 2007, 11:36
by mh
He's good for infantile toilet humour. "I'm off to Harry Potter's Chamber of Secrets to make a Philosophers Stone in the Goblet of Fire" etc.
Posted: 29 Dec 2007, 11:58
by Pista
mh wrote:He's good for infantile toilet humour. "I'm off to Harry Potter's Chamber of Secrets to make a Philosophers Stone in the Goblet of Fire" etc.
Not to mention lots of "wand" gags
Posted: 29 Dec 2007, 16:32
by 6FeetOver
Syberberg wrote:SINsister wrote:Ozpat wrote:Or was Harry Potter more interesting?
The owl's the most interesting bit, imho...
You mean I'm not alone in disliking Harry Potter?!?!?
I wouldn't say that I disliked the films, it's just that they didn't "do anything" for me. I found them mildly entertaining, but not memorable in the least; I didn't care one whit for the characters, and I'm not really interested in finding out what happens to them. I've never read the books; maybe that's part of it..?
Posted: 29 Dec 2007, 17:28
by mh
SINsister wrote:I wouldn't say that I disliked the films, it's just that they didn't "do anything" for me. I found them mildly entertaining, but not memorable in the least; I didn't care one whit for the characters, and I'm not really interested in finding out what happens to them. I've never read the books; maybe that's part of it..?
That about sums it up. They're entertainingly diverting hokum, not much else (although that can be a good thing sometimes).
