Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 21:37
Just? 
Where've you been sitting then?
Where've you been sitting then?
A good 10 metres or so away from my BRAIN, it would appear...Motz wrote:Just?
Where've you been sitting then?
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Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 21:39
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 21:41
"You must be out of your tiny little mind!"
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 21:42
'brilliant mind'
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 21:52
That as it may be, the quote says "tiny little". Wouldn't want to betray the great tradition of British journalism by misquoting now, would I?
As an aside: Are we on topic here? I can't tell from the vague train of posts over the last page or so
As an aside: Are we on topic here? I can't tell from the vague train of posts over the last page or so
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 22:12
If a topic about Oor Timmy goes off topic, it's still on-topic, if you know what I meanMotz wrote:That as it may be, the quote says "tiny little". Wouldn't want to betray the great tradition of British journalism by misquoting now, would I?
As an aside: Are we on topic here? I can't tell from the vague train of posts over the last page or so
. What with him being a fully paid-up member of the HL derailment brigade and all... 
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 22:20
Which is more than I didboudicca wrote:
Just contributing to the general PTS ambience and atmosphere really
6 pages eh?
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 22:34
Brilliant Mind - Furniture, game over
Ach! yer too young to have these memories, learn and understand, please
Next!
Ach! yer too young to have these memories, learn and understand, please
Next!
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 22:35
BTW any more thoughts on what Tim can be patron saint of? 
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 22:37
Dodgy avatars, maybe?
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 22:40
James Blast wrote:Brilliant Mind - Furniture, game over
Ach! yer too young to have these memories, learn and understand, please
Next!
I'm not that young, but I don't remember owt like that shooting into the Top 20the site this link leads to in the end wrote: Furniture had a hit in the UK charts in 1986 with "Brilliant Mind", the song that most people will still remember if you sing it at them. It was an unusual and moody single but shot into the Top 20.
Did they have good haircuts?Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 23:03
those boys had the haircuts and the suits, sadly they didn't make a nice noiseMrs. Snowey wrote:Did they have good haircuts?
avoid
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 23:41
boudicca wrote:
I'll let you off 'cos your avatar is highly original and dead funny.Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 00:04
And the pic is nicked from your site!d00mw0lf wrote:boudicca wrote:
I must say I'm slightly irritated by the fact that the parenthesis strays outside the speech bubble, but so far I've been too lazy (or perhaps just not quite sad enough) to correct it.
Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 00:07
Don't think anyone noticed! 
Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 02:23
While we're on the subject, it's a capital R for Rick...d00mw0lf wrote:Don't think anyone noticed!
I know, loser doesn't even begin to cover it... Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 02:29
Only just noticed that!
Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 09:08
I guess that is why Tim angry thend00mw0lf wrote:Only just noticed that!
Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 09:11
All this time I thought it was that tsunami of hair jokes...
Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 10:08
I LOVE that song.James Blast wrote:Brilliant Mind - Furniture, game over
Ach! yer too young to have these memories, learn and understand, please
Next!
Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 10:12
i'll be humming it all day now...
Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 10:42
I've had it on me MP3 player for blooming ages. Thanks to 'World shut your Mouth'. I'd completley forgotten what an ace song it was.
Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 10:43
sorry,what song is it all about here?
Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 10:45
Brilliant mind - Furniture. <tuts> Do keep up dear.
Posted: 15 Aug 2005, 10:49
Hang on, when did we stop talking about "never gonna give you up"?