Quote by Freckledbird
Er, hate to break it to you but if you're 39, you're into your 40th. year.
Happy birthday!
errr thanks for that Ms Pedantic
Most welcome.

Quote by Bluefish2009
What did I come in here for?
:lol2:
I have a very good memory for everything except names. I recognise faces but can I remember who people are sometimes, nope! Can be rather embarrasing
Quote by Dave_Desert229
Bladerunner.
Rutger Hauer as Roy Batty.
Roy, holding a white dove and is left standing above his struggling opponent. As Deckard loses his grip, Roy seizes his arm and easily hauls him onto the roof, saving Deckard. As Roy's life fades away, he sits and delivers a brief soliloquy about the experiences of his life "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe: Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion; I've watched c-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time; like tears in rain. Time to die." He then dies, and the white dove flies away from him.
I once read that Hauer improvised that soliloquy, which makes it all the more memorable.
Quote by Kaznkev
miscommunication and worrying about another totally seperate communication,im a straightforward person and its all getting a bit much for me, im expected to know what someone wants when they change there mind every day,and at the same time be myself and go for what i placing my needs second is doing my head in.
sorry this is probably too honest for this thread and this place,but right now that i how i feel :sad:
Quote by brucie
there are 3 bands/musicians that are the soundtrack of my life.
the clash, morrissey, nick cave.
i count myself very lucky having been a 13/14 year old schoolboy in camden in 1977/8. i missed the first year or so of punk but got in to it early enough to enjoy it. also by the second album probably and definately by london calling the clash were not a punk band. ffs sandanista is more dub/disco! musically they were london's golden years.
we used to hang out outside the studio that the clash were recording in and joe would often come out and chat with us. when they were playing locally and the bouncers wouldnt let us in because we were too young joe would come and open the fire exits for us to rush in.
i got to know joe quiet well professionally and them personally from around 88 until he died and right up to the end i would always make a total cock of myself by acting like a start struck fan.
bumbed in to mick jones in camden a couple of months ago after a gig he did with billy bragg and wayne kramer in camden. incredibly chatting to him i felt liek a 14 year old still!
one of my most prized possessions is teh original vynal london calling signed by paul.
so yes, massive clash fan here.
this is what i call a feelgood thread.