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| paddington blue (25/10/2007)
you all see me saying something funny Should have added - that hasn't happened for a long time. Paddington Blue - not as funny as he was since he said the same thing asbout TID.
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| | | Posted 25/10/2007 09:47:07 | |
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| Bastard Barber (25/10/2007)
paddington blue (25/10/2007)
you all see me saying something funny Should have added - that hasn't happened for a long time. Paddington Blue - not as funny as he was since he said the same thing asbout TID. I don't quite follow you there, old chap?
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| | | Posted 25/10/2007 09:49:15 | |
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| | *breathes in* Paddy said you'd stopped being funny. Ironically ever since then Paddy has stopped being funny. *and out again*
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| | | Posted 25/10/2007 09:55:09 | |
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| Bastard Barber (25/10/2007)
*breathes in* Paddy said you'd stopped being funny. Ironically ever since then Paddy has stopped being funny. *and out again* Gotcha! You have a valid point there Bastardinho.
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| | | Posted 25/10/2007 10:34:14 | |
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| TiD (25/10/2007)
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Things that need to stop: Paddy's ego from getting any larger. I agree. (See what I did there?) I did. And I like what I saw. Technique. (c wot i did dere?) Good album, but not their best. I cannot agree with you there Mr Massive. There are so many great songs on that album. However, I do respect your opinion and I trust we will be able to find some common ground on this issue and drive those values forward in threads to come. Although I agree there are a number of great tunes on said album, as a complete work my preference is either Low Life or Brotherhood. That aside I respect your views on this subject and look forward to further reasoned and thoughtful debates on this matter and others over the course of time.
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| | | Posted 25/10/2007 10:52:46 | |
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Things that need to stop: Paddy's ego from getting any larger. I agree. (See what I did there?) I did. And I like what I saw. Technique. (c wot i did dere?) Good album, but not their best. I cannot agree with you there Mr Massive. There are so many great songs on that album. However, I do respect your opinion and I trust we will be able to find some common ground on this issue and drive those values forward in threads to come. Although I agree there are a number of great tunes on said album, as a complete work my preference is either Low Life or Brotherhood. That aside I respect your views on this subject and look forward to further reasoned and thoughtful debates on this matter and others over the course of time. Whilst I thoroughly agree with you there ESM, that Low-life and/or Brotherhood could be seen as more substantial bodies of work, I tend to look at the cultural influence that Technique had. It was the first commercially succesful album for the band, but it also (and one might say 'single-handedly) kicked off the whole 'Ibiza' thing. Without it, we wouldn't have the tunes to bop along to when we were gurning and holding a bottle of water back in the day. As I am sure you will agree, by looking at the wider context, the influence of Technique is rather significant. I am looking forward to your considered and insightful response.
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| | | Posted 25/10/2007 10:57:01 | |
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Things that need to stop: Paddy's ego from getting any larger. I agree. (See what I did there?) I did. And I like what I saw. Technique. (c wot i did dere?) Good album, but not their best. I cannot agree with you there Mr Massive. There are so many great songs on that album. However, I do respect your opinion and I trust we will be able to find some common ground on this issue and drive those values forward in threads to come. Although I agree there are a number of great tunes on said album, as a complete work my preference is either Low Life or Brotherhood. That aside I respect your views on this subject and look forward to further reasoned and thoughtful debates on this matter and others over the course of time. Whilst I thoroughly agree with you there ESM, that Low-life and/or Brotherhood could be seen as more substantial bodies of work, I tend to look at the cultural influence that Technique had. It was the first commercially succesful album for the band, but it also (and one might say 'single-handedly) kicked off the whole 'Ibiza' thing. Without it, we wouldn't have the tunes to bop along to when we were gurning and holding a bottle of water back in the day. As I am sure you will agree, by looking at the wider context, the influence of Technique is rather significant. I am looking forward to your considered and insightful response. I agree. I think we have found some common ground on this subject. Wonderful.
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| | | Posted 25/10/2007 11:02:57 | |
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| I agree. I think we have found some common ground on this subject. Wonderful.
Indeed we have. That was a splendid discussion and I would like to thank you for your participation.
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| | | Posted 25/10/2007 12:24:52 | |
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| | | Posted 25/10/2007 12:46:06 | |
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| | My Hur Hur-age was adapted from either Paddy or BU doing a "You said...". I like to think the forum has evolved it. Sometimes Paddy, if you love something you've got to set it free....
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