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Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by TheShed
(Post 12567670)
Today!! First day since summer that I drove to work with the top down :-) Start of Autumn.
Or are you more into really inappropriate grime? |
Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 12567946)
Do you do this with Dire Straits', Money for nothin' booming out?
Or are you more into really inappropriate grime? |
Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Hearts 80s radio all the way. I think Kylie made an appearance � ���� |
Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Completely tone deaf here. Despite being dragged to a million and one concerts by my parents and forced to take piano lessons for a few years, I couldn't tell you a thing about music and only have the vaguest idea who Kylie is. Blond Australian, right? I don't think I ever bought a CD in my life, which is also showing my age because people don't buy them any more, right?
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Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by DXBtoDOH
(Post 12568381)
Completely tone deaf here. Despite being dragged to a million and one concerts by my parents and forced to take piano lessons for a few years, I couldn't tell you a thing about music and only have the vaguest idea who Kylie is. Blond Australian, right? I don't think I ever bought a CD in my life, which is also showing my age because people don't buy them any more, right?
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Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 12568540)
I genuinely feel sorry for you - how can someone so young be so disconnected from modern day culture. What happened?
Music just isn't my thing. |
Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by DXBtoDOH
(Post 12568680)
Please don't.
Music just isn't my thing. |
Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by littlejimmy
(Post 12568768)
Do you appreciate any art whatsoever? Are you actually a robot? Don't mean to be rude, just amazed that someone can have no connection with any music at all.
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Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by littlejimmy
(Post 12568768)
Do you appreciate any art whatsoever? Are you actually a robot? Don't mean to be rude, just amazed that someone can have no connection with any music at all.
It doesn't matter whether it's the King's College choir or techno pop or whatever, it's all background noise to me. |
Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 12568876)
music aside - general popular culture. |
Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by DXBtoDOH
(Post 12568954)
Of course. I'm an architect.
On the first year of my QS degree in Newcastle the course was shared with Architects. There was a guy who loved telling everyone he was an architect. Like every single seminar...hand would go up..."Hi, I'm an Architect". To be fair, I wish I'd been an architect rather than a QS... |
Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by littlejimmy
(Post 12568970)
Ah, that explains it... :D
On the first year of my QS degree in Newcastle the course was shared with Architects. There was a guy who loved telling everyone he was an architect. Like every single seminar...hand would go up..."Hi, I'm an Architect". To be fair, I wish I'd been an architect rather than a QS... You probably make more money as a QS. |
Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by DXBtoDOH
(Post 12568976)
Eh. It ain't all cracked up to be.
You probably make more money as a QS. |
Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by DXBtoDOH
(Post 12568956)
You make too many assumptions, Millhouse. I do enjoy the Great British Bake off even if I don't cook. And that's popular culture, isn't it?
Have you been watching the new series? |
Re: Your life as an expat v your previous life
Originally Posted by littlejimmy
(Post 12568970)
Ah, that explains it... :D
On the first year of my QS degree in Newcastle the course was shared with Architects. There was a guy who loved telling everyone he was an architect. Like every single seminar...hand would go up..."Hi, I'm an Architect". To be fair, I wish I'd been an architect rather than a QS... They tell you. |
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