Heartland

They had an argument or something, right? What was the argument about?

Depends on who you ask

"improbably large hindquarters" was the phrase I heard. Somewhere. Can't recall where, exactly.

edit: this is not a joke. I'd swear I heard it somewhere. I just don't know where.

Wasn't it because "she ate all the pies"?

"She was of no use for me anymore."

Money.

She wanted more than he thought she was worth.

The usual story.

she was too goffy/clowny

I'd rather tend to believe in dreamwars with money being only the second choice, if it is a choice at all ... ...

funny ...

markfiend wrote:Money.

She wanted more than he thought she was worth.

The usual story.

it's not true artists are not businessmen and they're not that shallow to have argue about little trinkets like money!

someone find the thread where Pat posts and quite rightly gives us a hard time

weebleswobble wrote:someone find the thread where Pat posts and quite rightly gives us a hard time

I doubt it really was her (why would she bother, after so many years? ) but oh yeah, that was funny.

Andrew likes star trek, she likes hammer horrors

He said to-mah-toe, she said to-may-toe

weebleswobble wrote:someone find the thread where Pat posts and quite rightly gives us a hard time

http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic. ... c&start=50

dunno how to link to the actual post, sorry

LouLou wrote:

weebleswobble wrote:someone find the thread where Pat posts and quite rightly gives us a hard time

http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic. ... c&start=50

dunno how to link to the actual post, sorry

Like this: http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic. ... 512#476512

ta muchly!

lachert wrote:Andrew likes star trek, she likes hammer horrors

I was watching the first of your Television Thing dvd's last night,and in an interview asking why Patricia but noone else,circa Floodland,he says something like "I don't like to sing over electric guitars becase my voice is so quiet,so I didn't bother with guitarists,but I figured I would always need a bass player"
So here we are many years later sans bassist,and with two axe wielders *











* yes,I am a heavy metal fan.

As a bassist, can I just say...how cutting it is to know how e!asily we can be replaced!

ribbons69 wrote:I was watching the first of your Television Thing dvd's last night...

glad they arrived

lachert wrote:

ribbons69 wrote:I was watching the first of your Television Thing dvd's last night...

glad they arrived

Did you read the p.m about Nottingham 2006?

ribbons69 wrote:

lachert wrote:

ribbons69 wrote:I was watching the first of your Television Thing dvd's last night...

glad they arrived

Did you read the p.m about Nottingham 2006?

sorry, will read it right now

markfiend wrote:

LouLou wrote:

weebleswobble wrote:someone find the thread where Pat posts and quite rightly gives us a hard time

http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic. ... c&start=50

dunno how to link to the actual post, sorry

Like this: http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic. ... 512#476512

Yep, that'll be the thread that's already dealt with this subject and has a fairly similar title. Just sayin'

stufarq wrote:

markfiend wrote:

LouLou wrote: http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic. ... c&start=50

dunno how to link to the actual post, sorry

Like this: http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic. ... 512#476512

Yep, that'll be the thread that's already dealt with this subject and has a fairly similar title. Just sayin'

Have a listen to 'Thrill Kill' on The Damned's 'Grave Disorder'
album and admit that it's one of the greatest basslines ever!
Plus, it's very much in the style of 'Lucretia' or 'Dominion'!