Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 16:13
I had a shit in a washing machine, once
Top-loader or front-loader?James Blast wrote:I had a shit in a washing machine, once
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Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 16:25
Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 16:33
Don't forget the bit about the strawberry nesquickJames Blast wrote:I had a shit in a washing machine, once
Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 16:39
me too, but of my own volitionNorman Hunter wrote:I am remarkably fluent in all of the Wham! back catalogue, thanks to a Pop Mum
Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 16:53
ah good, you were paying attentionPista wrote:Don't forget the bit about the strawberry nesquickJames Blast wrote:I had a shit in a washing machine, once
Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 17:14
It's not the kind of thing you easily forget!James Blast wrote:ah good, you were paying attentionPista wrote:Don't forget the bit about the strawberry nesquickJames Blast wrote:I had a shit in a washing machine, once
Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 17:37
Eh, well... I'm able to forgive a lot, but RICK ASTLEY?? N-SYNC??? TAKE THAT??? Geez, Iz, who've ye been hanging oot wi when ye wis young?Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Can't see the point in confessing anything music-wise
Music was my first love, and it will be my last. Was never ashamed of any genre. (Oh and that John Miles song, still love it to bits)
Black metal, Pop music, föhnrock, folk etc etc...
N-Sync, Take That, Andre van Duin, Wham!, Rick Astley (hello Timsinister!
There's a lot of 'faux' music I still like after all these years, tho it is supposed to be uncool to like it.
All bison excrements if you ask me.
IZ.
Anyway, I have nothing to confess : ate the food, did the drugs, drank the alcohol, walked the walk, talked the talk, been there, bought the t-shirt and I'd do it all over again if given the opportunity.
P.S. : Sitting on the bog for peeing is beneficial to the prostate's health, according to medical testing. It's standing up while peeing that will get you urinary and prostate troubles...
Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 17:41
I have found myself lying down whilst peeing on a few occassions - though I don't think I meant toeotunun wrote:I sit on the bog for weeing.
Posted: 15 Sep 2008, 17:56
I tried, it didn't workboudicca wrote:It's not the kind of thing you easily forget!James Blast wrote:ah good, you were paying attentionPista wrote: Don't forget the bit about the strawberry nesquick
(forgetting, of course)Can't think of anything to confess right now, sorry guys
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 08:58
I pee in the sea for good luck.
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 09:54
Living in the Netherlands, isn't that a dangerous thing to do..?MadameButterfly wrote:I pee in the sea for good luck.
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 11:02
Nah, that's why they built the Delta works...Norman Hunter wrote:Living in the Netherlands, isn't that a dangerous thing to do..?MadameButterfly wrote:I pee in the sea for good luck.
IZ.
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 11:06
Small town folkAhráyeph wrote:Eh, well... I'm able to forgive a lot, but RICK ASTLEY?? N-SYNC??? TAKE THAT??? Geez, Iz, who've ye been hanging oot wi when ye wis young?
I was twelve or so. I started listening to decent music no sooner than the issueing of Europe's Final Countdown.
IZ.
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 11:30
Ah yes. Brilliant album, that. Although I'm partial to Wings Of Tomorrow, which rocks that much harder...Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Small town folkAhráyeph wrote:Eh, well... I'm able to forgive a lot, but RICK ASTLEY?? N-SYNC??? TAKE THAT??? Geez, Iz, who've ye been hanging oot wi when ye wis young?
I was twelve or so. I started listening to decent music no sooner than the issueing of Europe's Final Countdown.
IZ.
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 12:25
Actually, I wasn't into them for the music...Ahráyeph wrote:Ah yes. Brilliant album, that. Although I'm partial to Wings Of Tomorrow, which rocks that much harder...Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Small town folkAhráyeph wrote:Eh, well... I'm able to forgive a lot, but RICK ASTLEY?? N-SYNC??? TAKE THAT??? Geez, Iz, who've ye been hanging oot wi when ye wis young?
I was twelve or so. I started listening to decent music no sooner than the issueing of Europe's Final Countdown.
IZ.
But that pink lipgloss..... *SWOON*
IZ.
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 13:31
Iz! You shock and suprise me!Is there something about Joey Tempest? Because I saw a programme the other night, Countdown of 100 songs you love to hate type thing, and the Final Countdown was in there (for shame!). One of the male commentator-guys (Pat Sharpe off of Funhouse, for those of us who remember BBC children's television in the 1980's - you know the guy with the Uber Mullet) said that, although he was "reasonably straight", he'd go gay for Joey Tempest. Well maybe that wasn't exactly what he said, but almost!
Is it the way he twirls the mike-stand that does it for you Iz?
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 13:43
Kerry's sister shares a birthday with Joey Tempest.
Now returning you to your usual HL content...
Now returning you to your usual HL content...
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 13:47
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Nah, that's why they built the Delta works...Norman Hunter wrote:Living in the Netherlands, isn't that a dangerous thing to do..?MadameButterfly wrote:I pee in the sea for good luck.
IZ.
Nah mr. Hunter I don't swim in this sea that often. Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 13:47
The lipgloss, and the curly hair of course (föhnrock galore!)boudicca wrote:
Is there something about Joey Tempest? Because I saw a programme the other night, Countdown of 100 songs you love to hate type thing, and the Final Countdown was in there (for shame!). One of the male commentator-guys (Pat Sharpe off of Funhouse, for those of us who remember BBC children's television in the 1980's - you know the guy with the Uber Mullet) said that, although he was "reasonably straight", he'd go gay for Joey Tempest. Well maybe that wasn't exactly what he said, but almost!
Is it the way he twirls the mike-stand that does it for you Iz?
Although I have to admit that his appeal to me has dwindled away with becoming older (him as well as myself).
I'm more into the distiguished old gents now, Sean Connery and The Not-so-Thin-Anymore-Except-For-His-Wallet White Duke.
*Swoon* and *Wibble* and so forth...
IZ.
Re: Confessions...
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 14:27
I own more ABBA stock than I do TSOM and generally, I prefer the former moreFrancis wrote:I ***LOVE*** Supertramp.
LOUD & PROUD.
Flying high, high, I'm a bird in the sky
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 19:17
Good grief I'd forgotten Nsync! I used to be mad for Justin trousersnake. I liked his mop hair! I always thought they were far better at acapella and harmonies than Backstreet boys ever were.Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
N-Sync, Take That, Andre van Duin, Wham!, Rick Astley (hello Timsinister!
I never ever liked Take That actually . All through school all the other girls went ballistic over them, everyone had the messenger style bag with the logo on it. Naaah.
My mother used to have Rick Astley on vinyl
Re: Confessions...
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 21:58
Nothing wrong with ABBA.paint it black wrote:I own more ABBA stock than I do TSOM and generally, I prefer the former moreFrancis wrote:I ***LOVE*** Supertramp.
LOUD & PROUD.
Flying high, high, I'm a bird in the sky
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 22:03
toploader BTW, whadda ya think I was an acrobat back in the 70s FFS!?
AB-Bah = pop pap, I just don't get this fascination with something so naff
I feel like slapping you all!
AB-Bah = pop pap, I just don't get this fascination with something so naff
I feel like slapping you all!
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 22:04
James Blast wrote:toploader BTW, whadda ya think I was an acrobat back in the 70s FFS!?
I know how this story ends too.
Posted: 16 Sep 2008, 22:10
Because they're the greatest pop-band of all time.James Blast wrote:toploader BTW, whadda ya think I was an acrobat back in the 70s FFS!?
AB-Bah = pop pap, I just don't get this fascination with something so naff
I feel like slapping you all!
And besides we feel the same about your fascination with Phil Collins