Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Jun 30th 2004, 10:52 pm
#1006
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Originally posted by loose
(anymore cheekiness from you bundy and you'll go over my knee!)
(anymore cheekiness from you bundy and you'll go over my knee!)
:scared: :scared: :scared: :scared: :scared:
Is that a threat or a promise?
Jun 30th 2004, 10:56 pm
#1007
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It was fantastic. Still recovering now!!
Missed most of Muse - watched Ozomatli then got lost in the green Fields cos I was a bit under the influence - but heard they were amazing! Shame about the drummers father, really sad that.
Sounds like your party will pbe more organised than that. If you ask anyone who knows me about my organisational skills and they'll still be laughing whan the ambulance comes. I rang one mate who said his band will play, then another who got the venue cheap, then e-mailed and texted everyone telling them, and telling them to pass on the details to everyone else.
As for food and decorations......I'll put a couple of bags of crisps and pork scratchings on the bar, that'll do e'm!
I am going to get a couple of mates to video it all, and have a book for everyone to put contact details and messages in.
You got any similar tips??? 
Missed most of Muse - watched Ozomatli then got lost in the green Fields cos I was a bit under the influence - but heard they were amazing! Shame about the drummers father, really sad that.
Sounds like your party will pbe more organised than that. If you ask anyone who knows me about my organisational skills and they'll still be laughing whan the ambulance comes. I rang one mate who said his band will play, then another who got the venue cheap, then e-mailed and texted everyone telling them, and telling them to pass on the details to everyone else.
As for food and decorations......I'll put a couple of bags of crisps and pork scratchings on the bar, that'll do e'm!
I am going to get a couple of mates to video it all, and have a book for everyone to put contact details and messages in.
You got any similar tips???
Jun 30th 2004, 11:00 pm
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Originally posted by bundy
:scared: :scared: :scared: :scared: :scared:
Is that a threat or a promise?
:scared: :scared: :scared: :scared: :scared:
Is that a threat or a promise?
Ah you cant beat a bit of kinkiness to liven up a dull day at work!!
Jun 30th 2004, 11:01 pm
#1009
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Originally posted by loose
Missed most of Muse - watched Ozomatli then got lost in the green Fields cos I was a bit under the influence - but heard they were amazing! Shame about the drummers father, really sad that.
Missed most of Muse - watched Ozomatli then got lost in the green Fields cos I was a bit under the influence - but heard they were amazing! Shame about the drummers father, really sad that.
Jun 30th 2004, 11:03 pm
#1010
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Originally posted by loose
It was fantastic. Still recovering now!!
Missed most of Muse - watched Ozomatli then got lost in the green Fields cos I was a bit under the influence - but heard they were amazing! Shame about the drummers father, really sad that.
Sounds like your party will pbe more organised than that. If you ask anyone who knows me about my organisational skills and they'll still be laughing whan the ambulance comes. I rang one mate who said his band will play, then another who got the venue cheap, then e-mailed and texted everyone telling them, and telling them to pass on the details to everyone else.
As for food and decorations......I'll put a couple of bags of crisps and pork scratchings on the bar, that'll do e'm!
I am going to get a couple of mates to video it all, and have a book for everyone to put contact details and messages in.
You got any similar tips???
It was fantastic. Still recovering now!!
Missed most of Muse - watched Ozomatli then got lost in the green Fields cos I was a bit under the influence - but heard they were amazing! Shame about the drummers father, really sad that.
Sounds like your party will pbe more organised than that. If you ask anyone who knows me about my organisational skills and they'll still be laughing whan the ambulance comes. I rang one mate who said his band will play, then another who got the venue cheap, then e-mailed and texted everyone telling them, and telling them to pass on the details to everyone else.
As for food and decorations......I'll put a couple of bags of crisps and pork scratchings on the bar, that'll do e'm!
I am going to get a couple of mates to video it all, and have a book for everyone to put contact details and messages in.
You got any similar tips???
Yeah, quite organised here, but you sound organised enough too!
Pascal designed invitations, and printed them cheap through his work. 100 people coming, but that's mostly Pascal's big family!
Friends of him are bringing some guitars, so there'll be a bit of live music.
Holding it in the garden of my in laws, they have a carport too, sort of in the garden.
Hm, video sounds good! Another of Pascal's uncles filmed our wedding, hope he brings his camera now too!
Jun 30th 2004, 11:04 pm
#1011
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Originally posted by loose
Ah you cant beat a bit of kinkiness to liven up a dull day at work!!
Ah you cant beat a bit of kinkiness to liven up a dull day at work!!
LOL! Isn't that what this thread is for?
Livening up the day, of course, not being kinky
Jun 30th 2004, 11:05 pm
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Originally posted by bundy
Wish I'd been there to miss most of Muse play. If you see what I mean. I love Muse...my mate (the one who got married in Oz last year) has been following since they were a fledgling band. Sadly I've never been able to get to any of their gigs with her
Wish I'd been there to miss most of Muse play. If you see what I mean. I love Muse...my mate (the one who got married in Oz last year) has been following since they were a fledgling band. Sadly I've never been able to get to any of their gigs with her
Love em too!
Hey, what happenend to the drummers dad???
Jun 30th 2004, 11:09 pm
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They'd just finished their set, and apparently said they'd never enjoyed a gig so much. The drummers dad had been watching from out front I think, and as he left he collapsed and died. The police had the tell the drummer back stage! They obviously cancelled their next gig in Italy. Poor bloke, must have been a nightmare for him!
Jun 30th 2004, 11:11 pm
#1014
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Originally posted by loose
They'd just finished their set, and apparently said they'd never enjoyed a gig so much. The drummers dad had been watching from out front I think, and as he left he collapsed and died. The police had the tell the drummer back stage! They obviously cancelled their next gig in Italy. Poor bloke, must have been a nightmare for him!
They'd just finished their set, and apparently said they'd never enjoyed a gig so much. The drummers dad had been watching from out front I think, and as he left he collapsed and died. The police had the tell the drummer back stage! They obviously cancelled their next gig in Italy. Poor bloke, must have been a nightmare for him!
Blimey, not what you need at the end of your set. Poor bloke. Not entirely sure what it says about their music either...
I guess it's not a bad way to go, watching your son performing at something as big as Glasto.
Jun 30th 2004, 11:15 pm
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Originally posted by loose
They'd just finished their set, and apparently said they'd never enjoyed a gig so much. The drummers dad had been watching from out front I think, and as he left he collapsed and died. The police had the tell the drummer back stage! They obviously cancelled their next gig in Italy. Poor bloke, must have been a nightmare for him!
They'd just finished their set, and apparently said they'd never enjoyed a gig so much. The drummers dad had been watching from out front I think, and as he left he collapsed and died. The police had the tell the drummer back stage! They obviously cancelled their next gig in Italy. Poor bloke, must have been a nightmare for him!
Jun 30th 2004, 11:24 pm
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Yeah at least he saw his son doing something he loved.
On a lighter note, oasis made me laugh with Liam sulking all over, and Macca was surprisingly brilliant.
Personal faves were Keane and Snow Patrol - goosebumps during their sets.
On a lighter note, oasis made me laugh with Liam sulking all over, and Macca was surprisingly brilliant.
Personal faves were Keane and Snow Patrol - goosebumps during their sets.
Jun 30th 2004, 11:26 pm
#1017
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Originally posted by loose
Yeah at least he saw his son doing something he loved.
On a lighter note, oasis made me laugh with Liam sulking all over, and Macca was surprisingly brilliant.
Personal faves were Keane and Snow Patrol - goosebumps during their sets.
Yeah at least he saw his son doing something he loved.
On a lighter note, oasis made me laugh with Liam sulking all over, and Macca was surprisingly brilliant.
Personal faves were Keane and Snow Patrol - goosebumps during their sets.
Jun 30th 2004, 11:27 pm
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Originally posted by loose
Yeah at least he saw his son doing something he loved.
On a lighter note, oasis made me laugh with Liam sulking all over, and Macca was surprisingly brilliant.
Personal faves were Keane and Snow Patrol - goosebumps during their sets.
Yeah at least he saw his son doing something he loved.
On a lighter note, oasis made me laugh with Liam sulking all over, and Macca was surprisingly brilliant.
Personal faves were Keane and Snow Patrol - goosebumps during their sets.
We're just getting to know Keane here, it's great!
Haven't heard of Snow Patrol, and what is Macca short for?
Jun 30th 2004, 11:31 pm
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yeah it wasn't till Snow Patrol rereleased their CD that they took off. They're really growing on me. And I think Keane make a great noise to say there's just keyboard drums and vocals - no guitars. I know what you mean re travis, they're similar but not quite as glum.
Sorry Simone, Macca was paul McCartney. The show was excellet, and all you could here for hours after were people singing Hey Jude over and over. Bit spesh!!
Sorry Simone, Macca was paul McCartney. The show was excellet, and all you could here for hours after were people singing Hey Jude over and over. Bit spesh!!
Jun 30th 2004, 11:46 pm
#1020
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Who else did you see Loose?
