Shed 2 (The Gazebo) - Progressive Rock Music Forum

Dean wrote:

I like this one:

Note, I dissent. A fast never prevents a fatness. I diet on.

Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.

and one for the PMT boys - "Satan, oscillate my metallic sonatas"

Edited by Dean - July 22 2009 at 10:05

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Man Erg wrote:

James wrote:

I should go along to a show at the Nodnol Palindrome...

Nodnol <-> London? Is not a palindrome,James.
Palindrome = A word or sentence spelled the same backwards as it is forwards.

Further examples to add to Dean and Neil's
Dennis sinned
Do geese see God?

I never said it was. LOL

It was supposed to be a mistranslation of London Palladium. Wink

Edited by James - July 22 2009 at 17:07

Guess my first post in The Gazpacho should be as irrelevant as usual, but it was cool to find my favourite Dali in another thread:

It's not that I can't find worth in anything, it's just that I can't find worth in enough.

^

It's not that I can't find worth in anything, it's just that I can't find worth in enough.

Definitely Jim, have a pint from some obscure Canadian micro brewery on me.

When people get lost in thought it's often because it's unfamiliar territory.

have a good B'Day Jim

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happy birthday Jim...hope you manage to find the new pad when you come back!

Prog Archives Tour Van

^ That means you haven't read the ~~Grey Room~~ ~~Shed~~ Gazebo manifesto:

Originally posted by Mystic Steve in a thread far far away

Mystic Steve in a thread far far away wrote:

Welcome to The Grey Room - for those members who are the wrong side of forty (or thirty for that matter!) here's a place you can discuss gigs from long ago, the price of hair restorer, how lucky the kids are today - are they spoilt brats? Have they never had it so good? Did we have more freedom in the sixties/seventies (eighties) ? Look at the lighter side of maturity - not strictly to have a moan like grumpy old men, unless Rick W. decides to pop in and have a grouse!! Did we have things better when we were teenagers? Has nothing really changed? Are you chuffed that your favourite classic Rock and Prog is still being found and appreciated by new generations, and new bands creating new music and following a strong tradition? Did you dig your Dad's record collection - i never liked my Dad's music - Glenn Miller and The Sound of Music, i was a rebel, i wanted something they hated - Prog!! I find it amazing that todays young people are into music their parents liked, things have certainly changed. Do you like the world we're in today - did girls look better in frocks? Did you recently buy a motorbike and are reliving your adolescence? Do you believe in the Mid-life Crisis? Are we eating chemically infused rubbish? Did Grandad's tomatoes taste better? How did we manage without computers, mobile phones and digital TV with all those channels - was TV better when there were just three? Where is Rock heading in the future - will it change completely or continue to go round and round in circles?

........discuss!

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progkidjoel wrote:

I still haven't figured out what this Thread is even for

Me neither. Confused