Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 01:10
Bring a brollytimsinister wrote:First post...and count me in. Any words of wisdom for a quaking newbie?
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Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 10:33
For the rain...or for some obscure ritual the likes of which I'll never comprehend?
Or just to mark me out as the gullible newbie?
Or just to mark me out as the gullible newbie?
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 10:38
"Blink, his eyes open. His face reveals pain beyond comprehension. We enter his eyes and mind during a flashback showing the carnage of the evening. The dead are everywhere ..."timsinister wrote:For the rain...or for some obscure ritual the likes of which I'll never comprehend?
Should be a good night.
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 11:02
@ Timsinisinisinsinsinsinsinthing. Are you some sort of Scientist?
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 11:17
Damn...foiled again."Blink, his eyes open. His face reveals pain beyond comprehension. We enter his eyes and mind during a flashback showing the carnage of the evening. The dead are everywhere ..."
Heh. I'm an Architect in training by profession, but I've dabbled with a few fields, and I'm not above some bedroom autopsies. Why'd you ask?Timsinisinisinsinsinsinsinthing. Are you some sort of Scientist?
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 11:21
'Cause you look a bit Scientisty.
Erm.....WTF are bedroom autopsies? In fact....I really don't want to know!!
Erm.....WTF are bedroom autopsies? In fact....I really don't want to know!!
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 12:07
Scientisty...? That's a new one. I've never heard of someone's profession being identified from their appearence...well, except bouncers.
Wise choice. I'd maintain that if the Police ask you, too, please...Erm.....WTF are bedroom autopsies? In fact....I really don't want to know!!
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 15:26
Partly because it makes you look badass and partly to play hook-a-hat* withtimsinister wrote:For the rain...or for some obscure ritual the likes of which I'll never comprehend?
Or just to mark me out as the gullible newbie?
durrrrr!
*like hook-a-duck, but with hats.
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 15:42
Umbrellas are badass? Dear Me, I'm behind the times...
Talking semi-seriously here, can anyone recommend reasonable and local hotels for the weekend? I'm planning to bother a Leeds-born student friend for advice, but you mob have done this before, so I'm bowing to your superior knowledge.
*wanders off to superglue his hat to his head, ahahahaha*
Talking semi-seriously here, can anyone recommend reasonable and local hotels for the weekend? I'm planning to bother a Leeds-born student friend for advice, but you mob have done this before, so I'm bowing to your superior knowledge.
*wanders off to superglue his hat to his head, ahahahaha*
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 15:44
winstons
(fner fner fner)
very welcomming i hear
(fner fner fner)very welcomming i hear
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 15:45
nigel d wrote:winstons
very welcomming i hear
spoken like a true ex-resident of leeds
these days the red leopard on westgate is the preferred venue
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 15:47
seriously though, i dunno.timsinister wrote:Umbrellas are badass? Dear Me, I'm behind the times...
Talking semi-seriously here, can anyone recommend reasonable and local hotels for the weekend? I'm planning to bother a Leeds-born student friend for advice, but you mob have done this before, so I'm bowing to your superior knowledge.
*wanders off to superglue his hat to his head, ahahahaha*
however, some of the other hl members are making the trip too so i'm sure someone could point you in the direction of a respectable and cheap place
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 15:58
Quiff Boy wrote:nigel d wrote:winstons
very welcomming i hear
spoken like a true ex-resident of leeds
these days the red leopard on westgate is the preferred venue
speaking from experiance or hearsay
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 16:10
badass AND uber-1337timsinister wrote:Umbrellas are badass? Dear Me, I'm behind the times...
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 18:06
I cannot stand this leetspeak, to be honest. It's humourous in terms of bash.org, but that's about it...
Is there something sitting on your shoulder, by the way?
Is there something sitting on your shoulder, by the way?
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 20:23
JB wrote:"Blink, his eyes open. His face reveals pain beyond comprehension. We enter his eyes and mind during a flashback showing the carnage of the evening. The dead are everywhere ..."timsinister wrote:For the rain...or for some obscure ritual the likes of which I'll never comprehend?
Should be a good night.
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 20:58
BUGGER!!! it's Daniel Kitson in Manchester on the 5th 
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 22:13
*sniff* ... can't you make it for some old Planet Xers?
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 23:26
I'm being encouraged to attend The House Of Love (Terry Bickers back on board) in Oxford on the 5th...
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 23:31
ye could go to worse gigs Mike
Posted: 05 Jan 2005, 23:32
So you'll be in Leeds on the 4th and 6th, then, obviously. 
Posted: 06 Jan 2005, 00:05
tsk tsk. no excuses. you must ALL come.
we're not 3 every year you know!
we're not 3 every year you know!
Posted: 06 Jan 2005, 06:44
That would be twinkle the rattimsinister wrote: Is there something sitting on your shoulder, by the way?
Posted: 06 Jan 2005, 09:05
I've already bought my tickets for Danielemilystrange wrote:*sniff* ... can't you make it for some old Planet Xers?
I was really looking forward to going to Leeds for the bash 
especially after last years excellent meet up would have been good to meet up with some old Planet Xers
the best club in the world Posted: 10 Jan 2005, 13:18
@ timsinister: we (friends and me) are staying at the Morlea. But the first time I was in Leeds I stayed at the "City Center" hotel. Don't ask me about phone numbers or other means of contact for either - I don't have 'em - but I was happy at both places. More sensitive people than I tend to say though that the city center is a bit noisy during night times, if you have the wrong room (windows on street side). On the other hand, the Morlea isn't exactly opposite the train station, so you have to walk about 20 minutes to get there, if I remember correctly. The prices at both were/are reasonable, as far as I'm concerned (Morlea single standard for £ 30 per night currently). I've never found a "cheap" (in terms of money) place to stay (besides friends flats) anywhere in the UK, but the English breakfast usually is excellent.
best wishes, Eva.
best wishes, Eva.