Paul Kersey
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On 21/10/2022 at 19:21, Paul Kersey said:
Just booked a ticket for Saul Adamczewski at Beat Generator in Dundee in November.
Should be good...
Hmmm, the gig has been cancelled due to "unforseen circumstances".
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9 minutes ago, Archie McSquackle said:1 hour ago, Ewan8472 said:The whole series was OTT
I've read (and enjoyed) the book but didn't realise this was based on the book. When I saw the trailer it reminded me of the book but I thought it looked dreadful and, as you say, OTT. Decent reviews on here though so I might give it a go.
It's slightly OTT and they do play hard and fast with the truth... but it's entertaining and amusing.
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26 minutes ago, saint dave said:
Based on Ben MacIntyre's book about the founding of the SAS.
Made by Stephen Knight of Peaky Blinders.
First couple of episodes deal with David Stirling trying to get a new unit authorized and staffed , bit slow but gets better late episode 2 onwards. The music is an odd fit , a lot of punk anthems.
I liked the book and the series is quite good in a Boys Own type adventure.
I watched the first episode on Beeb 1 on Sunday. Really enjoyed it. I'm away to start a binge on the iPlayer.
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Just a heads up if anybody is interested...
Sault have released 5 albums today, they're available as free downloads on their website for 5 days.
You need a password to access the downloads. The password is "godislove".
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Just booked a ticket for the Elvana gig in Dundee in a few weeks.
A Nirvana tribute act fronted by an Elvis impersonator. This could be the best thing ever, or it could just as easily be the worst thing ever...
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I just watched the first episode of SAS Rogue Heroes on BBC1.
It was quite entertaining and amusing. I reckon I'll stick with it.
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The Janice Graham Band
Fat White Family
Mothermary
Peat & Diesel
LYLO
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Allowing your children to run around in cafes or restaurants.
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I love Steel Pulse. The Handsworth Revolution is one of the greatest reggae albums IMO.
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14 hours ago, BallochSonsFan said:
There is. Frankfurt is a fucking hole.
There is. Mannheim and Heidelberg are both great.
I don't mind Frankfurt. I reckon that the skyscrapers look pretty cool.
It is absolutely crawling with junkies though. When I was there I walked round a corner and very nearly tripped over two guys who were sitting on the pavement in broad daylight casually shooting up.
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Just booked a ticket for The Pale Waves at Fattie's in Dundee on 28th Nov.
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Halloween decorations.
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Elgin City have been stranded in the 4th tier since they were elected into the league in 2000.
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Love the Grace Jones sample in this track....
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On 17/10/2022 at 20:32, Detournement said:
Going Places (1974)
I came to this through reading Frederic Raphael's Eyes Wide Open which is his a strange book about his dealings with Stanley Kubrick when he was hired to write Eyes Wide Shut. At one point he tells a female TV executive that she needs to watch this as it's the best French film of the 1970s and later he has Kubrick advising him to cast Gerard Depardieu and Miou Miou who are in this together in another film he is writing adapted from Tibor Fischer's The Thought Gang. The film is about two petty criminals who begin as rapists but through a series of misadventures learn to become considerate lovers. It's pretty rubbish apart from a 15 minute section where they decide the best way to meet a woman is to hang around outside a women's prison and they pick up Jeanne Moreau who by the end of the night has committed suicide in a very degrading way.
I'm a huge fan of this film.
There was an American remake a few years ago, called The Jesus Rolls, starring John Turturro, playing the same character that he plays in The Big Lebowski.
Audrey Tautou is in the Miou Miou role.
It is terrible.
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This gives me the fear. We do have a pretty pish record against non-league teams it must be said.
1 hour ago, mo83 said:The West coast Man City in the Scottish Cup,happy enough with that and a tie we should win.
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11 hours ago, DA Baracus said:
Big shout to Montrose for being the first ground I've ever been at that gives you free tap water.
Generosity is our middle name.
Here's the highlights in glorious Technicolor...
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15 minutes ago, mo83 said:
Bullied and bossed the pars all over the pitch great result and deserved.
Yeah, we were solid at the back and we took our goals well.
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Just booked a ticket for Saul Adamczewski at Beat Generator in Dundee in November.
Should be good...
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Looking forward to this. It's always good to play a team with a healthy travelling support.
I don't think that anyone has pointed out yet that our first ever game in front of the new stand was a 6 nil tanking by The Pars in the league cup back in 1992.
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I just saw The Cure at the Mercedes Benz Arena in Berlin.
Twilight sad were the support act, and they were astonishingly pish. Most of their songs were instantly forgettable, apart from one that had a chorus that went something like "fucking someone won't keep you warm at night". I nearly cringed myself inside out when I heard that. It was the most embarrassing lyric that I have ever heard.
The Cure were immense though. They must have played for the best part of three hours. They did every tune from Disintegration along with a selection of their various chart hits.
Robert Smith must be drawing a pension by now, but he still has it.
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Let's talk about Paul Weller.
Clearly a talented musician and song writer, a bit of a style icon and a hero to thousands if not millions of adoring fans...
But his tunes are all a bit too "meh"...
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St Johnstone v Rangers, Sunday 6th November 12pm
in Scottish Premiership General Chatter
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Nothing unites Scottish fitba quite like sevco getting humped.