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Vompatti

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:40

I'm feeling a little peckish myself.

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:42

Vompatti wrote:

I'm feeling a little peckish myself.

Go peck something then.

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:44

I'll peck something (potato chips) later when I'll watch either Monty Python or a Luc Besson movie.

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:44

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SaltyJon wrote:

Fragile's position in #1 for me is fairly fragile, I'd say.

Sigh

Panda Bear!

Person Pitch is absolutely delicious.

@Colin: When I saw High on Fire open for Opeth, they were absolutely godawful. And Matt Pike preferred flashing devil horns to playing his guitar. Dead

But I'm glad you enjoyed the concert anyway. I'd love to see Russian Circles live. Haven't really heard anything by Skeletonwitch yet though.

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:46

Vompatti wrote:

I'll peck something (potato chips) later when I'll watch either Monty Python or a Luc Besson movie.

I want to get Monty Python on DVD.

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:48

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

I'll peck something (potato chips) later when I'll watch either Monty Python or a Luc Besson movie.

I want to get Monty Python on DVD.

Monty Python is indeed one of the finest things one can get on DVD. Smile

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:48

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Now my tummy is happy.

Hey Colin, sweet suggestion.

thanks

horsewithteeth11 wrote:

@Colin: When I saw High on Fire open for Opeth, they were absolutely godawful. And Matt Pike preferred flashing devil horns to playing his guitar. Dead

But I'm glad you enjoyed the concert anyway. I'd love to see Russian Circles live. Haven't really heard anything by Skeletonwitch yet though.

One of my friends said the same thing about that tour, but they were really, really good last night. He also said they were awesome on Gigantour, so I guess they're maybe just not really consistant. They were also playing lots of material off their new album, and it's their best stuff yet.

RC was SO COOL. It was a huge wall of feedback and overlaid tracks, crazy use of loop/delay pedals and samples. There were parts where it sounded like we were on a fricken runway. Absolutely wonderful experience.

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:50

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

I'll peck something (potato chips) later when I'll watch either Monty Python or a Luc Besson movie.

I want to get Monty Python on DVD.

Monty Python is indeed one of the finest things one can get on DVD. Smile

It's a shame they are expensive. Unhappy

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:52

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

I'll peck something (potato chips) later when I'll watch either Monty Python or a Luc Besson movie.

I want to get Monty Python on DVD.

Monty Python is indeed one of the finest things one can get on DVD. Smile

It's a shame they are expensive. Unhappy

Not in Finland they aren't. Smile

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:52

this is where I chime in about those job-dealies.

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:54

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

I'll peck something (potato chips) later when I'll watch either Monty Python or a Luc Besson movie.

I want to get Monty Python on DVD.

Monty Python is indeed one of the finest things one can get on DVD. Smile

It's a shame they are expensive. Unhappy

Not in Finland they aren't. Smile

Can I has to come to Finland plz?

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:55

King By-Tor wrote:

this is where I chime in about those job-dealies.

A job would only help me afford them, it wouldn't change the price. Tongue

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 12:55

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

I'll peck something (potato chips) later when I'll watch either Monty Python or a Luc Besson movie.

I want to get Monty Python on DVD.

Monty Python is indeed one of the finest things one can get on DVD. Smile

It's a shame they are expensive. Unhappy

Not in Finland they aren't. Smile

Can I has to come to Finland plz?

If you can has afford the flight?

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 13:00

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

I'll peck something (potato chips) later when I'll watch either Monty Python or a Luc Besson movie.

I want to get Monty Python on DVD.

Monty Python is indeed one of the finest things one can get on DVD. Smile

It's a shame they are expensive. Unhappy

Not in Finland they aren't. Smile

Can I has to come to Finland plz?

If you can has afford the flight?

I can has afford to go half way to the airport.

Vompatti

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 13:03

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

I'll peck something (potato chips) later when I'll watch either Monty Python or a Luc Besson movie.

I want to get Monty Python on DVD.

Monty Python is indeed one of the finest things one can get on DVD. Smile

It's a shame they are expensive. Unhappy

Not in Finland they aren't. Smile

Can I has to come to Finland plz?

If you can has afford the flight?

I can has afford to go half way to the airport.

In that case you probably would not can has afford the Monty Python DVDs either. (I think you could probably find the box set for 20 €.)

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 13:04

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

A Person wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

I'll peck something (potato chips) later when I'll watch either Monty Python or a Luc Besson movie.

I want to get Monty Python on DVD.

Monty Python is indeed one of the finest things one can get on DVD. Smile

It's a shame they are expensive. Unhappy

Not in Finland they aren't. Smile

Can I has to come to Finland plz?

If you can has afford the flight?

I can has afford to go half way to the airport.

In that case you probably would not can has afford the Monty Python DVDs either. (I think you could probably find the box set for 20 €.)

That's true. LOL

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 13:06

TOO MANY QUOTE GUIZE

Vompatti

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 13:10

I'm a-gonna go.

Shall we now bid farewell, farewell?

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 13:11

So long...farewell...

Today must be at least partially a classic Prog band day for me, now some Rush.

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Posted: July 11 2010 at 13:13

So long Wombat!

I think perhaps Yes is next.