The Shed

prog-chick wrote: The Peel ROCKS!    (but so does the Robin )

prog-chick wrote: On tour every where you go in Europe (apart from France) you get sliced Dutch cheese for breakfast... we call it gig-cheese.

Gig-Cheese.

I don't know why, but that sounds somewhere between disgusting and really quite rude

Incidentally - is there a sliding scale for hugs at Pendie gigs? I mean, if you get a hug for a CD, what if you buy a CD and a shirt? Or a shirt and a DVD but not the CD? Or a CD and DVD, but you buy the shirt on-line?



This is very confusing, Rachel - the discerning Pendie supporter needs to know these things

Jim Garten wrote: Gig-Cheese. I don't know why, but that sounds somewhere between disgusting and really quite rude

You are of course right Mr Garten..................

Jim Garten wrote: Incidentally - is there a sliding scale for hugs at Pendie gigs? I mean, if you get a hug for a CD, what if you buy a CD and a shirt? Or a shirt and a DVD but not the CD? Or a CD and DVD, but you buy the shirt on-line? This is very confusing, Rachel - the discerning Pendie supporter needs to know these things

well, I kiss every envelope that leaves HQ   (not really but I do handwrite them all and stick the stamps on!)  

I try not to discriminate between our customers though, they are all equally important and therefore I like to hug them all............. apart from the particulary "scary- I -live-with-my -mother-and -hide-small-creatueres-in-my-beard" kind............... those I am just VERY polite to!

At my age, If I bought the entire catalogue, I would expect a hernia ... or at least a peck on the cheek from Nick

prog-chick wrote: they are all equally important and therefore I like to hug them all............. apart from the particulary "scary- I -live-with-my -mother-and -hide-small-creatueres-in-my-beard" kind............... those I am just VERY polite to!

You first met James at a Pendie gig didn't you?

Jim Garten wrote: At my age, If I bought the entire catalogue, I would expect a hernia ... or at least a peck on the cheek from Nick

right now if you bought the entire back cat, you'd probably get a kiss from Clive, Pete, Scott  AND Nick!!!!


Anyway, I've just been on radio Wilts, so you might need to buy a CD AND and bag at least for a kiss now!

Blimey, the shed has been busy since last night. I've just had a nice pleasant day cutting logs and general tidying up in the garden.

prog-chick wrote: Jim Garten wrote: At my age, If I bought the entire catalogue, I would expect a hernia ... or at least a peck on the cheek from Nick right now if you bought the entire back cat, you'd probably get a kiss from Clive, Pete, Scott  AND Nick!!!! Anyway, I've just been on radio Wilts, so you might need to buy a CD AND and bag at least for a kiss now!

In that case, I'd just like to say I already have 5 Pendragon CDs.
As much as I love Nick's guitar playing, I really don't want to kiss him. No offence Rach.


Edited by chopper - October 08 2008 at 17:23

prog-chick wrote: I try not to discriminate between our customers though, they are all equally important and therefore I like to hug them all............. apart from the particulary "scary- I -live-with-my -mother-and -hide-small-creatueres-in-my-beard" kind............... those I am just VERY polite to!

I shall remember that line when I go to the Robin (he says whilst stroking beard).

I meant to ask if any of you boys have Martin Orford's new solo album?   There is a fab little song called "Grand Designs" that is all about SHEDS!!!!

It's brilliant, it's all about well, sheds and shed dwellers, and has a FABULOUS shed picture accompanying it! well, there you go then a shed anthem by Mr Orford.

:-)    R x

fandango wrote: Angelo wrote: The best cheese for me (skipping the blues) is very old dutch - one that has rested for over twelve months. It's almost impossible to cut, since it becomes very brittle when old, and has salt crystals in it here and there...   forgive me Angelo...I personally have a VERY great fondness for your nation and its people... over the centuries, your small nation has consistantly punched above its weight in terms of giving the world architecture & design, the arts & culture, trade & commerce, technical innovation and the advancement of the secular society....   but lets not push things too far....unless you can include the unique experience of rolling them around Alkmaar marketplace, cheese has never been something you've done particularly well....

Said the guy from the country that gave us an orange thing that looks like plastic, has no taste, no smell and is collectively known as, ermm, what was it, shredder, sh*tter, oh no - cheddar....