Heartland

bangles wrote:

Big Si wrote:

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:apologies to mark for potentially turning his thread into a "which mainstream pop-star are you most likely to glue-up a smash hits to" .
okay -not that sorry.

I know what you mean Lee, I can't stop listening to this Lady. So many catchy hooks in her tunes.....

No controversy there! Tove Lo is the greatest bit of pop in years!

Special recommendation for the original video for habits - the remake is nowhere near as good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKSeVyww1gw

Aye mate, just like Kate Bush, she's one of the few artists that gives me goosebumps, etc, on every listen. Feck itunes, I've gone and ordered a copy of the Ltd US "Pink Cadillac Vinyl".

I now know full well what Scotty was thinking when he used the words "Bathwater", "Liz McLarnon" and "Drink" in the same sentence

Big Si wrote:

bangles wrote:

Big Si wrote: I know what you mean Lee, I can't stop listening to this Lady. So many catchy hooks in her tunes.....

No controversy there! Tove Lo is the greatest bit of pop in years!

Special recommendation for the original video for habits - the remake is nowhere near as good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKSeVyww1gw

Aye mate, just like Kate Bush, she's one of the few artists that gives me goosebumps, etc, on every listen. Feck itunes, I've gone and ordered a copy of the Ltd US "Pink Cadillac Vinyl".

I now know full well what Scotty was thinking when he used the words "Bathwater", "Liz McLarnon" and "Drink" in the same sentence

i'd never heard of her before to be honest Si, but i shall make the effort to have a listen, on your recommendation.

It's pop pap pish!

is that the noise scottish rice crispies make?

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:is that the noise scottish rice crispies make?

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:is that the noise scottish rice crispies make?

Whilst Belgian beer is mighty fine, Belgian chocolate is really pretty sub par.

Pista wrote:Whilst Belgian beer is mighty fine, Belgian chocolate is really pretty sub par.

...and the Belgian model of government is <= pants.

Pista wrote:Whilst Belgian beer is mighty fine, Belgian chocolate is really pretty sub par.

It is when you eat white chocolate.

EvilBastard wrote:...and the Belgian model of government is <= pants.

Especially this one. Care to explain Belgian politics to me, for I'm sure *I* don't understand one bit of it!

IZ.

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:

Pista wrote:Whilst Belgian beer is mighty fine, Belgian chocolate is really pretty sub par.

It is when you eat white chocolate.

Heresy. White chocolate is not really chocolate. It's just a crystallized block of sugar and fat without any of the good stuff (=cocoa powder).
The only kind of white chocolate I can get behind is caramelized.

rien wrote: Heresy. White chocolate is not really chocolate. It's just a crystallized block of sugar and fat without any of the good stuff (=cocoa powder).

It does have cocoa butter in it

Pista wrote:

rien wrote: Heresy. White chocolate is not really chocolate. It's just a crystallized block of sugar and fat without any of the good stuff (=cocoa powder).

It does have cocoa butter in it

That doesn't make it chocolate, though. All the magic happens in the cocoa solids.

I think Pista just ate the wrong Belgian chocolate

You need this one, bro!



IZ.

you need to send us some.

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:I think Pista just ate the wrong Belgian chocolate

You need this one, bro!



IZ.

Noir de noir - perfect for us goths !

Trump will not be as bad as expected...might even be a good president.

By his performance to date I would say he is going to be brilliant.

There is probably someone right now, measuring up, seeing if there is enough space left on Mount Rushmore to carve out another head.

million voices wrote:By his performance to date I would say he is going to be brilliant.

There is probably someone right now, measuring up, seeing if there is enough space left on Mount Rushmore to carve out another head.

He'll build a new one.
& send someone else the bill

isn't it traditional for all the really memorable presidents to be assassinated? (if you wanna know the truth you gotta dig up Johnny Booth)

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:isn't it traditional for all the really memorable presidents to be assassinated? (if you wanna know the truth you gotta dig up Johnny Booth)

I always figured that it was no coincidence that Mr. Hinkley was paroled just before the election...

Pista wrote:Whilst Belgian beer is mighty fine, Belgian chocolate is really pretty sub par.

You, sir, are an offense to people with excellent taste in chocolate. Since 'Balaton' sounds akin to 'balatum', a bitumen type of flooring, I have no qualms about assuming your tongue and taste buds are lined with the stuff, hence your inability to discern between our twisted right wing elitist nation's great chocolate produce in most of its forms, and, say, Nutella.

If called upon, I will avenge our chocolate's honour, and you will suffer my wrath, sir! Suffer!

Ahráyeph wrote:

Pista wrote:Whilst Belgian beer is mighty fine, Belgian chocolate is really pretty sub par.

You, sir, are an offense to people with excellent taste in chocolate. Since 'Balaton' sounds akin to 'balatum', a bitumen type of flooring, I have no qualms about assuming your tongue and taste buds are lined with the stuff, hence your inability to discern between our twisted right wing elitist nation's great chocolate produce in most of its forms, and, say, Nutella.

If called upon, I will avenge our chocolate's honour, and you will suffer my wrath, sir! Suffer!

Pista, don't trust Aldi, Tesco, Kaufland or Lidl when it comes to Belgian chocolate - they're selling rather lowly products.

Bartek wrote:Pista, don't trust Aldi, Tesco, Kaufland or Lidl when it comes to Belgian chocolate - they're selling rather lowly products.

Marks & Spencers it is from now on

It's still Tesco, just different font and colours in logo.