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Planet Earth BBC1 now...
don't miss it, looks an amazing program :cool:
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Originally Posted by **************
don't miss it, looks an amazing program :cool:
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Originally Posted by Tam the bam
I'm watching it :thumb:
Evening Tam, I'm having to endure Lord Of The Rings!:( |
Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Evening Tam, I'm having to endure Lord Of The Rings!:(
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Evening Tam, I'm having to endure Lord Of The Rings!:(
when she goes to the toilet, switch over and pretend the film has finished, worked for me last night during Master and Commander (or what everit called) but she was drunk and it was on for about 10 hours! :thumb: |
And apart from that Einstein, has she not taken the hint with you sat there posting on SN?
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Evening Tam, I'm having to endure Lord Of The Rings!:(
Legolas :luvlove: |
Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Evening Tam, I'm having to endure Lord Of The Rings!:(
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Originally Posted by Scooby.Newbie
And apart from that Einstein, has she not taken the hint with you sat there posting on SN?
Well it's yahboo sucks isn't it. Wouldn't mind but I'm sure LOTR is a repeat too!:mad: |
Originally Posted by 84of300
I'm watching Lord of the Rings, again :)
Legolas :luvlove: Is it those flowing locks by any chance?:D |
Don't tell Bubba, but I am a pushover for blondes :D
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Originally Posted by 84of300
Don't tell Bubba, but I am a pushover for blondes :D
edited Okay it's out secret.;) |
Originally Posted by 84of300
I'm watching Lord of the Rings, again :)
Legolas :luvlove: You can watch Leggo anytime.... :p |
Originally Posted by unclebuck
Billox - you should be watching Woking's favourite son - Paul Weller.
You can watch Leggo anytime.... :p |
Originally Posted by unclebuck
Billox - you should be watching Woking's favourite son - Paul Weller.
You can watch Leggo anytime.... :p Truly a talented man. Not only did he produce great music but his songs had a powerful political underlying message.:thumb: |
Originally Posted by 84of300
Which channel :wonder:
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Truly a talented man. Not only did he produce great music but his songs had a powerful political underlying message.:thumb:
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Truly a talented man. Not only did he produce great music but his songs had a powerful political underlying message.:thumb:
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
He's not dead you know... :lol1:
Well he's not as influential now as he was in his Jam days is he?:p |
Originally Posted by unclebuck
BBC2, I think :)
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Well he's not as influential now as he was in his Jam days is he?:p
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
for the record - I think he's sh*t ;) ... but he came from Woking and was in direct competition with the band I was in at the time, so it's worth watching from a personal POV... ;)
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
for the record - I think he's sh*t ;) ... but he came from Woking and was in direct competition with the band I was in at the time, so it's worth watching from a personal POV... ;)
Well then your view will be balanced and free from any emotive constraints.:D |
Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Well then your view will be balanced and free from any emotive constraints.:D
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UB
Name of your band, pics etc. Don't be shy http://www.websitegoodies.com/smilies/gfx/cool0036.gif |
Originally Posted by unclebuck
Exactly. No envy there...no way...:lol1: they got signed up... we had to put up with BBC Peel Session releases for our first single...
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Uncle Buck and the Sling Backs
Born before their time ! |
Originally Posted by 84of300
UB
Name of your band, pics etc. Don't be shy http://www.websitegoodies.com/smilies/gfx/cool0036.gif RAR (Rock Against Racism) enjoyed a longer term relationship with "political" punk band Crisis who not only journeyed to many parts of the UK to play RAR benefits, but also did a tour of Norway organised by this SWP front. The close relationship between Crisis and RAR was facilitated by the fact that the punk group's bassist Tony Wakeford was a dues-paying member of the Socialist Workers Party. Equally fortuitously, rhythm guitarist Doug Pearce belonged to the International Marxist Group (Tariq Ali's operation) which helped the band to get Anti-Nazi League gigs, since IMG members worked themselves into positions of power within this broadly based alliance. Wakeford's political affiliations served to secure yet more gigs connected to the Right To Work campaign (another SWP front) which with the lure of new wave rock music had no trouble attracting punks to events that might be viewed as conflicting with the subculture's anti-work ethos. |
Well bugger me, very interesting that UB :) :)
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Originally Posted by 84of300
Well bugger me, UB :) :)
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