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It was twenty years ago today ...
Posted: 11 Sep 2010, 14:10
by mugabe
I've pretty much run out of patience, however. Oh, well.
Posted: 11 Sep 2010, 14:57
by abridged
Yep. Still waiting on me Gift t-shirt!
Posted: 11 Sep 2010, 16:55
by The Mentalist
(Is it just me or is that a bit creepy) Never the less - my goodness me how times change. The people at Reptile House wouldn't p*ss on you if you were on fire these days let alone "find some way to thank you".
Posted: 11 Sep 2010, 16:57
by The Mentalist
"find some way to thank you". Didn't mean to put that in quotes
soz senior moment there
Posted: 11 Sep 2010, 16:57
by LouLou
surely they were just being ironic?
Re: It was twenty years ago today ...
Posted: 11 Sep 2010, 17:13
by ribbons69
mugabe wrote:
I've pretty much run out of patience, however. Oh, well.
Nice card though,probably fetch a couple of quid on ebay.
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 20:11
by metal on metal
I had (still have?) that card. Wasn't the card number related to gaining entry to the 10th anniversary gigs in Leeds in February '91? It's a long, long time ago and my mind may be playing tricks but I do remember picking up my tickets in Jumbo Records in Leeds on the day of the university gig. I'm sure I needed the card number for my tickets.
Possibly.
I think.
(It's all a bit of a muddle, actually)
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 21:26
by sultan2075
The Mentalist wrote:(Is it just me or is that a bit creepy) Never the less - my goodness me how times change. The people at Reptile House wouldn't p*ss on you if you were on fire these days let alone "find some way to thank you".
I don't think there are any people at the Reptile House these days.
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 21:34
by Being645
sultan2075 wrote:The Mentalist wrote:(Is it just me or is that a bit creepy) Never the less - my goodness me how times change. The people at Reptile House wouldn't p*ss on you if you were on fire these days let alone "find some way to thank you".
I don't think there are any people at the Reptile House these days.
Unfortunately ...
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Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 22:13
by The Mentalist
Being645 wrote:sultan2075 wrote:The Mentalist wrote:(Is it just me or is that a bit creepy) Never the less - my goodness me how times change. The people at Reptile House wouldn't p*ss on you if you were on fire these days let alone "find some way to thank you".
I don't think there are any people at the Reptile House these days.
Unfortunately ...
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It astounds me that Reptile House don't even want to sell you anything these days
What is THAT about? It's a completely missed opportunity. It's a brand and instead of traders on Camden Market selling knock off "f**k Me and Marry Me Young", etc (insert Sisters slogan/lyric of choice) T.Shirts, Reptile House should be raking it in instead selling to those goffs and tourists. Why the heck not? Someone is cashing in and it isn't Eldritch.
I think I shall now go quietly and hide behind the sofa to avoid the virtual missiles after that capitalist rant.
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 22:19
by LouLou
i think
simply can't be arsed.
alternatively, he's scared that it won't do as well as he thinks/hopes it will.
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 22:40
by The Mentalist
LouLou wrote:i think
simply can't be arsed.
alternatively, he's scared that it won't do as well as he thinks/hopes it will.
It would do fine. It would do better than fine. I cannot bear this Reptile House opportunity squanderthon.
And I'd like to buy stuff now and then
And may I suggest a hoodie with a zip up the front. A much more user friendly article. You can get knock off zip up Sisters Hoodies on the internet and they're cheaper but I'd like a Reptile House original, It's such a cool label.
Slopes off behind the sofa again for obvious "label whore" reasons.
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 22:52
by LouLou
The Mentalist wrote:opportunity squanderthon
story of
's life.
i'm totally with you on the knock off evilbay hoodies though - they're embarassingly bad.
we should start a label whores club
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 22:53
by lachert
The Mentalist wrote:And may I suggest a hoodie with a zip up the front.
heh, i'll make myself such one this week for colder autum days
didn't saw any before
graphics was on the middle or rather one side placed?
you know, where's no zip it's easier to put some graphics on.
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 22:54
by LouLou
erm... why not stick the graphics just on the back?
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 23:03
by Being645
The Mentalist wrote:It astounds me that Reptile House don't even want to sell you anything these days Confused What is THAT about? It's a completely missed opportunity. It's a brand and instead of traders on Camden Market selling knock off "f**k Me and Marry Me Young", etc (insert Sisters slogan/lyric of choice) T.Shirts, Reptile House should be raking it in instead selling to those goffs and tourists. Why the heck not? Someone is cashing in and it isn't Eldritch.
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... anyway, it were just
nice ...
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and hell, given things as they are now with merchandising at gigs, I really can't imagine it all that much of an additional effort ...
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@ LouLou ... yeah, graphics on the back is much better, anyway ... backs don't differ that much ...
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and there is also space on the arms, see those old Replicant ones ...
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Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 23:06
by The Mentalist
LouLou wrote:erm... why not stick the graphics just on the back?
@ lachert
See..?!. You just leave it to us girls we'll sort it out.
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 23:07
by lachert
LouLou wrote:erm... why not stick the graphics just on the back?
back? backprints are good for concerts when people stands behind you. when you talk with someone face to face, he should know that you're big sisters fan, so graphics must be on the front, right?
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 23:08
by LouLou
oh but shurely you can tell a sissies fan without looking at what they're wearing!
edit - on second thought, no you can't. but i'm still all for graphics on the back. for those of you concerned about communicating the extent of your devotion may i suggest baseball caps?
edit2 - on second thought, no i most certainly may not. baseball caps are urgh!
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 23:17
by Being645
lachert wrote:LouLou wrote:erm... why not stick the graphics just on the back?
back? backprints are good for concerts when people stands behind you. when you talk with someone face to face, he should know that you're big sisters fan, so graphics must be on the front, right?
... but only when they fit the shape of your body ...
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Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 23:22
by lachert
yeah, forehead tattoos will fit well on die hard fans
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 23:23
by LouLou
yeah! but we should get them done in UV ink cos it's dark at gigs innit?
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 23:31
by lachert
i was think about daylight, at gigs, sisters die hard fans just flying 1oo feets above the rest of audience, like balloons, so they are easy to recognize
Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 23:33
by Being645
LouLou wrote:
yeah! but we should get them done in UV ink cos it's dark at gigs innit?
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... perfect ...
LouLou wrote:
edit2 - on second thought, no i most certainly may not. baseball caps are urgh!
absolutely, especially on girls ...
hoodies with zips were wonderful ... and now, that autumn and winter are coming with short days and long nights ...
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Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 23:46
by LouLou
lachert wrote:i was think about daylight, at gigs, sisters die hard fans just flying 1oo feets above the rest of audience, like balloons, so they are easy to recognize
much as i
really like the idea i'm concerned about the logistics for a number of reasons:
1. will fans need to ingest helium? if so, where can they get it? ideally it would be supplied at the venue (also, people trying to sing along after ingesting helium is likely to be a nuisance for others, so we also need to make sure they keep their gobs shut)
2. what if a human-balloon has consumed so much helium that s/he can't come down? i this is a real possibility, given that people often get carried away at gigs. i would suggest the use of looooong ropes which would be tied to somewhere secure, so as to avoid sacrificing any fans to the upper levels of the atmosphere.
3. and most importantly, we would need to think long and hard about the feasibility of mosh pits and pyramids. not being an expert in either of them, i leave it to those who are to discuss the intricacies of airborne moshing and pyramiding.