Wall of Mouths

Michael Eavies hates ‘hard rock’ bands and doesn’t want them in his farm, so bollocks to him.

Hardly anything grapped my attention this year.

I’ve never heard of him until Bill and Ted were mentioned. He sounded like he was the Bill Hicks of his day.

RIP and Party On Dude

Straw Dogs, fuck, that caused a stir when that first came out but good film though.

Lenny wrote:

I proposed to my missus with Troublegum in the background - now we have to play T? stuff at the wedding

Isn’ that sweet.

How about getting Andy and the boys for the reception then :-)

Well said Dennis. Around 97/98 wasn’t it? God I’m starting to feel my age now.

Yes barman, just half a stout.

Dead Man’s Shoes is a great film, but like Shane’s other films like 24/7, it somewhat got overshawdowed by This Is England, but go and see DMS anyway, as its a great film.

MTV is still around, and even worse.

Bring back the days of old, when they played music, had Beavis and Butthead, 120 Minutes, Head Bangers Ball (Triple Thrash Treat an all), Ray Cokes, MTV’s Greatest Hits…not bloody wanna be celeb shite.

Why not play the whole lot.

And Butters, how could you do that to a woman? Now off to bed.

Fair enough

All the best mate, that’s great news.

Maiden is my next gig, and I have a rough idea what the set list is like, but whatever, it should be good since they’ll probably never play most of that stuff again

Does she live in Swansea by any chance? If so, I’ll have a few words with her.

Big Brother - Its meant to be a bit of a riot, so I’m told.

Hardly watch Heroes anymore, doing more stuff instead - reading, writing, shagging, etc

Aye, very happy belated birthday, Graeme.

Buffalo, I’m with you on that. Loads of different bands, signed and otherwise.

realityfuck wrote:

I remember seeing the first episode (think only 2 were shown) and thought it was great. At least I think I thought it was great, it’s been a while. Christ, your post really dragged up an old memory.

HOORAY- some one who knows what I’m talking about.

I don’t, thankfully.

This is a long shot, but does anyone (probably over the age of 30) remember a show called Hardwick House? A school based comedy that Whitehouse (or should that be Shithouse?) help drag off the air. It was violent and funny and bloody nuts.

By the way, whatever Whitehouse called her crew, they were renamed Mediawatch in 2001. I’ll try and get their address so we can all send in our abuse. :-)

Please to say, I’m finally deleted myself from facebook.

See what I can do.

I watched that Mary Whitehouse drama last night, Filth.

Good laugh in places, but in the end, I still wanted to whack the little bitch (or in her case, do something to her grave). She had a point of having a watershed and what have you, but she went nuts when it came to censorship (or should that be censorshit). Liked the bit when people who age had a pop at her though, and why she went apeshit over the word ‘knickers’ in a Beatles song is beyond me. That group is still going, by the way, but under a different name (Mediawatch) and they hate South Park, Graham Norton and anything that’s on late on a Friday on Channel 4.

Sad sods, the lot of them.

Hate to drag this thread up again, but - WHERE’S THE DELETE FOR FACEBOOK?

ITS COMPLICATED AND A LOAD OF SHITE.

Now, now, Mr Fatboy, calm down and drink your tea,

Seeing New Model Army this Saturday, at Sin City. Then its Iron Maiden and REM - can’t wait.

Its got its moments, but you just wonder about Bryn - is he gay or isn’t he. Tell tale signs being he’d seen Brokeback Mountain twice in one day and he was close to being naked with Smithy in his home gym.

McDonald’s is shit.

Subway is better.

Someone is a fan of Sex In The City?

And Breakfast television?

Think I’m losing the will to live here.

Smithy - More please, talk about eye candy, mmm.

Oh fuck, wrong website.

I was, but spend a lot of time worshipping Satan quite a bit as of late.

Can’t be arsed with football, in fact, the only thing I’m interested in the game is when there are news items involving football hooligans wanting to draw blood out of each other.

Then again, I’ve read the books, seen The Football Factory, Green Street and the Rise of the Foot Soldier, even spoke to a few down my old man’s local and was close to buying a few costly Stone Island shirts…oh I’m going on, but you know.

Rivers and Bolton were cool, if somewhat trouble making, but I like that.