Cash only, my dear.
you're just into something he don't know nothing about. why feel bad?
it could be worse.
you could be into kareoke or vegetarialimalism.
No, Redclay is wrong. Mentioning that people may be live-blogging an event is bad. Even if you know what it is (which might be considered being well-informed or "in touch"), telling someone else is either gauche or too-geeky.
Ho be the pokey!
Don't feel sad, dear. Everyone owes sac money.
even sac owes sac money.
Maccers, how was the Thievery gig, I was interested to go, (but back in the UK), did they play a DJ set, or play their own music live? Thanks
I am so guilty of this and I hate myself for it...I think the world will only get worse from this regard. 90% of television are shows with people commenting on shows. I read a blog that reviews book reviews.
This is the new tree-falling-in-the-forest deal, ain't it? Which is louder, the sound of someone sticking their head up their OWN arse, or shoving it up someone else's?
Funnily enough, I went to a gig in the local scout hut at the weekend, and I really wanted to get up and dance at one point, but felt too old and too inhibited so to do, and thus did not.
I thought Thievery Corporation were boring but some people loved it.
They pretended to DJ in the middle of the stage but looked bored also and checked their watches regularly. It was like they just wanted to get the fuck out of their and on to their reservation at Da Silvano.
Bless
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