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• #127
Goooooooooahooold fingah.
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• #128
He was a nonce.
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• #129
you take that back
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• #130
He was a bit.
Married a fifteen year old and then knocked up a different fifteen year old a few years later.
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• #131
No I won't, he was a predator. John Peel was a paedophile.
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• #132
What does it say about the world we live in when rational, normal people are genuinely upset that a star (they didn't know) who is no longer producing any work of merit dies?
Can we discuss?
Maybe no-one outside of your immediate family, friends and colleagues ever made an impact on you.
For me, that is not the case.
It's not like I have heroes, or father figures, or those I aspire to. More that at certain points in my life and through some dark days, or just when I was feeling a little lost and lonely, I found in some creative works something that kept me going, or helped me be more of who I am.
I'm not the fawning kind, but the story is the same yet unique for a lot who feel some link to a creator. The author isn't there in the work when that work is making it's impression, but later when the impression has been made, when we have hindsight, it's possible to acknowledge that the author's efforts was the original spark that created the catalyst.
In that the author is important, and the difference made to the mass of individuals is real and tangible. It's not a leap to imagine lives led without that catalyst event, without the rich tapestry that has since been woven.
To be moved by a work, to acknowledge and feel indebted to a person, to have an (unrequited) emotional response to that person (even when their subsequent work may be terrible and be no such catalyst again)... does not make people fucking morons.
But then, I don't think you actually wanted to discuss it.
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• #133
On that subject I quite liked this but I'm fucked if I can embed it properly after 666 cans of Strongbow for lunch:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BOOSPBrAJDj/?hl=en&taken-by=allhailtheblackmarket
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• #134
Talking of Elton John; it seems he is planning a memorial concert. Great.
I wonder if he can re-work Candle in the Wind again.Goodbye Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou.
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• #135
That scans if you squint.
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• #136
From the gram
1 Attachment
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• #137
Lemmy died on the 28th December 2015.
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• #138
Still feels like yesterday... What's your point?
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• #139
Agreed with first post, didn't read the others.
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• #140
Where's Howard Kendall?
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• #141
^ actually, he went back end of 2015
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• #142
Here here, totally agree.
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• #143
Crawley market, 1992. As a surly 15 year old being fellated by the lady from the bread van, the sounds of Listen Without Predudice Vol. 1 gently wafting through from the cab of my bosses lorry became the soundtrack to my youth.
I still pop my nut every time I walk through the pastries aisle in Waitrose.
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• #144
Also where is Shabba Ranks ?
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• #145
Punchy
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• #146
Operation yew tree?
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• #148
Not long left. I am so excite.
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• #149
There's twenty minutes of 2016 left (@0940 GMT) on Baker Island which is uninhabited so that's all the deaths for 2016 then.
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• #150
Munchener bier for fruhstuck?
You are right fuck 2016.