The Shed

James wrote: I am also coming along.

Well now, this is becoming quite a gathering.  I hope Pat has plenty of pocket money...

song_of_copper wrote: James wrote: I am also coming along. Well now, this is becoming quite a gathering.  I hope Pat has plenty of pocket money...

As long as he does not tell the wife, I think he'll be fine.

Besides, it is only fair that we chip in as well.   I am sure I can stretch to an Orange Juice (or whatever you drink... you never said you did not drink alcohol, just beer).


Edited by James - September 13 2008 at 04:51

James wrote: Ricochet wrote: Now that would make it already awkward for me...three ZARTo-Zeuhlists and one Eclectronicist. "Hey guys, Koenjihyakkei rules!" "True, true, but best not forget Shub-Niggurath." "I couldn't go on with the discussion without mentioning Die Anarchistische Abendunterhaltung or Kraldjursanstalten, guys!" "uhm...I sort of enjoy Mushy..." You just looked those up, didn't you? Just call them D.A.A.U., it's much easier you know.   Speaking of which, I must check them out. It's good Rico, we can discuss VdGG, whilst Pat and Melissa can discuss Magma. By the way, do you have the new est?  I think I may order it.  It will sadly be their last album.

Of course, I did, I can only mention Alamaailman Vasarat without looking up in the books.

I may actually listen to some Magma soon, say October.

I ordered Leucocyte, should arrive soon. Yes, it's the last, but fortunately it was left as the trio finished recording it back in May, so no post-mortem modifications, which gets a big thumbs up from me.


Edited by Ricochet - September 13 2008 at 05:02

fandango wrote: Ricochet wrote: Still shows, though, Fanny's appetite for composers that chose London (Britain, more globally) for their second half of their lives (including the "shedding" ultimate period).   I like to think of myself in a semi-recumbant position, punting down the Thames in the company of King George I and his orchestra, one late summer's evening in 1717, to the gentle strains of the hornpipe from his Water Music suite...

A punt.An orchestra and Water Music.I make that claret o'clock.

Edited by Man Erg - September 13 2008 at 05:12

song_of_copper wrote: James wrote: It's good Rico, we can discuss VdGG, whilst Pat and Melissa can discuss Magma. Hahaha!  It'll be all: "ZOMG.  Philippe Bussonnet... *squee*!!"   (No, really... erm... he is *lovely*! ) (By the way, you can order a Fentiman's Ginger Beer for me if yer like.   I do drink alcohol, but less and less nowadays... spirituous liquor is useful for making me feel sleepy and incoherent, but other than that... )

I had a few Fentiman's (it may have been a different brand) Ginger Beer on Valentines Day with my ex-girlfriend and they're bloomin' well strong!  I felt drunk afterwards, even though there was little-to-no alcohol content.  A very weird drink indeed!

ZOMG, James Mac Gaw!

Rico, you need Magma as much as Magma needs you.


Edited by James - September 13 2008 at 05:16

Dean wrote: ^ Post noted for the first and second appearence of ZOMG in the Shed.

Oops, I forgot to put mine in quote marks, my mistake.

Make that Three appearances, Dean.

Plus a fourth, 'cause I've just quoted it.


Edited by James - September 13 2008 at 05:21

James wrote: I had a few Fentiman's (it may have been a different brand) Ginger Beer on Valentines Day with my ex-girlfriend and they're bloomin' well strong!  I felt drunk afterwards, even though there was little-to-no alcohol content.  A very weird drink indeed! ZOMG, James Mac Gaw! Rico, you need Magma as much as Magma needs you.

Nah, James MacGaw has a bad case of The Guitar Face.  You know the one I mean...

Philippe, on the other hand, just looks... serene.

Er... sorry, sorry.  And apologies for befouling these honourable pages with silly speak.  I have never typed that before, honest injun...

(Hmm.  Maybe there is such a thing as too much ginger beer.  Maybe I should stick to Curiosity Cola... )

And just to fit in to Shedly Convention, I'm about to go and do gardening now.  There!  I is all growed up.

James wrote: What happened to the good ol' Flymo, have they gone out of fashion like Parker jackets, Hypercolor t-shirts and Doc Martens?

I find Flymos to be lightweight and unwieldy at the same time and a bit too plasticy for my liking...Oh! And they're orange.That's reason enough in itself.



Edited by Man Erg - September 13 2008 at 05:36

Man Erg wrote: James wrote: What happened to the good ol' Flymo, have they gone out of fashion like Parker jackets, Hypercolor t-shirts and Doc Martens?  I find Flymos to be lightweight and unwieldy at the same time and a bit too plasticy for my liking...Oh! And they're orange.That's reason in itself.

But Henry Vacuum Cleaners are red and work very well.

You could always like pimp your Flymo, like innit blood.   Make it like look super wicked man.

James wrote: Man Erg wrote: James wrote: What happened to the good ol' Flymo, have they gone out of fashion like Parker jackets, Hypercolor t-shirts and Doc Martens?  I find Flymos to be lightweight and unwieldy at the same time and a bit too plasticy for my liking...Oh! And they're orange.That's reason in itself. But Henry Vacuum Cleaners are red and work very well.You could always like pimp your Flymo, like innit blood.   Make it like look super wicked man.

Orange Flymos make my Nasturtium's jealous.

Anyway.I thought that Flymos* were pimped in the factory.Bright,garish and next to useless for their original purpose.

*Disclaimer - Other brands of lawnmower are available