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• #777
Im pretty sure there's a name for them,
they must be classified.Im gonna try hire one for my Birthday.
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• #778
it's a beatnik isn't it?
there's a fantastic episode of ironside from the late 60s where a 'hippy' (think late 60s American television interpretation of this new social type) is controlling his groupies to kill people or something and he plays folk guitar at clubs. And at the end of the numbers he plays the audience - all 60s American television hippies - click solemnly in appreciation. It's one of my favourite TV episodes of anything, ever.
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• #779
It is, its a beatnik, but a wikipedia search of the word came up with the following
Suburban couples could have beatnik parties on Saturday nights and drink too much and fondle each other’s wives.
I hate them also.
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• #780
Rosmal - i think the best example of beatnik lit. is 'On the road', read it - it's one of my fave books.
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• #781
I hate flickr at the moment. Its all just over-saturated and vignetted photos of babies, and food, accompanied by horrendous poetry. Every comment is 'great shot' or 'wow great capture here's a fucking award for doing nothing'.
+1!
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• #782
I hate touchscreens, I hate my iPod touch, I hate Apple
I love my 2007 MacbookPro though
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• #783
"On the road"! A truly awesome book, one of my all time faves.
I hate people and they hate me.
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• #784
i HATE celebrity big brother. what a lowly bunch of non-thinking fucktards.
a few of them are ok but on the whole, abominable. that fat, potty-mouthed scouse bitch is doing nothing for the reputation of Liverpudlians.
I mean, do these people have no fucking dignity???
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• #785
but mini-me is on it!! fucking mini-me!!
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• #786
yeah, i know, and he is sound! as is the manc bloke terry. ulrika has gone right down in my book, i always thought she was cool cos of shooting stars, but, alas, no.
god listen to me!
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• #787
yeah I only caught a few minutes cough but it seemed fairly watchable. :) i like how they've put gangsta rapper Coolio in there, it's funny to see how middle class folk react to him.
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• #788
god listen to me!
He is listening, but He's saying you should cut down on the self-abuse...
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• #789
coolio's alright. the mutya bird is objectionable.
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• #790
LPG/SP
Pull yourselves together!
That crap rots your mind.
:)
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• #791
hehehe - pull yourselves together.
snoodle time.
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• #792
I hate hipster cokeheads , especially ones that giggle all the time & use words like "yay" to refer to the coke they will revel in snorting of the most piss/vomit stained floor in shit club/street to distance themselves from their lovely (wealthy) parents who bought them that house/flat
I used to know someone like this, after he got bought a huge amazing house by mumsy, he used to just call her and moan that it wasnt good enough for his band to rehearse in, promptly requesting more cash to turn it into a studio.
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• #793
He is listening, but He's saying you should cut down on the self-abuse...
he's probably also keen that i write my fucking essay.
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• #794
Riders using the latest flyer from their Don't Panic pack as a spoke card
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• #795
I hate
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• #796
I hate
they just fecking waste your time thats allIs that for real, or is it a random sculpture in Milton Keynes?
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• #797
people who say things like this to me when they don't know me
You dont see too many fixed riders rockin supreme or tier 0's. More likely to see an oriental American 16 year old rockin those kinda things.
Fixed gear riders immitate the courier style but withotu preforming it as a job and tend to drink gourmet tee instead of beer.
Im guessing you wear relatively similar clothes to most fixed gear riders, so i can still step to you and say "look mate, were all adults here and understand we are influenced by whats cool or in around us"
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• #798
Is that for real, or is it a random sculpture in Milton Keynes?
IT's in the Isle of dogs in the center of a roundabout.
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• #799
Good luck circumnavigating that.
I must visit London.
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• #800
nah it's not a real traffic light "cluster" (thought it might be nice to use that term).
It's set up so that within about a second you gauge that it has no functional status. The lights flash on and off like a christmas tree. I think legally and for safety reasons the people behind it would have had to prove that the lights wouldn't cause crashes.
It probably still confuses loads of people for five or ten seconds though, which might be the point. If you're an Isle of Dogs local you don't want outsiders to feel comfortable..
i diggit man, i diggit.