panpete
Blokes name, birds body.
I let my self get stifled, Dad did not ban me from reading, I just placed his daft name calling above my reading.I'll leave then to answer that question
I sorry you got so stifled xxxx
This is real crackpot stuff
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Ok....
I thought the 'horse lyricked Dauntless Elite song was ace. The name rang a bell but I couldn't really place them...
song was ace, hadn't heard it or the band before, and that the vocals sounded like Milloy from Wakefield.
The link you posted shared a label with The Lief Ericsson, who I do remember...
The Leif Ericsson
Bombed Out Records is a non-profit, do-it-yourself punk/indie/hardcore record label based in Leeds and Harrogate in the UK. Our first record was released in 1998.
www.bombedout.com
"In February 2003 Crackle Records and Hermit Records jointly released the Milloy / The Leif Ericsson split CD/10" containing 4 songs from each band. Darrel then departed and the band was a 3 piece for a while before Liam's departure some months later. Unable to find a drummer with the required clout, Neil moved from bass to drums and Mark Collins (Spy versus Spy) joined on bass. The band played a handful of gigs with this lineup before Mark's brother Dave was asked to play second guitar."
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BigMoaner
What A Load of Old Bollocks
remember when Johnson was twatting on about painting buses?
he done that to knock the side of the bus nonsense "XXX million quid the NHS will get" after Brexit off the google search results...is the theory, anyway. can perfectly see one of his Media wonks suggesting this.
he done that to knock the side of the bus nonsense "XXX million quid the NHS will get" after Brexit off the google search results...is the theory, anyway. can perfectly see one of his Media wonks suggesting this.
hitmouse
so defeated, thinks it's funny
Yeah, I was just enjoying being reminded of how much I liked the Dauntless Elite, Graft is a proper mint album imo. Apparently some of them were in Joe Ninety and Fig 4.0, if that's any help?Ok....
I thought the 'horse lyricked song was ace, hadn't heard it or the band before, and that the vocals sounded like Milloy from Wakefield.
The link you posted shared a label with The Lief Ericsson, who I do remember...
The Leif Ericsson
Bombed Out Records is a non-profit, do-it-yourself punk/indie/hardcore record label based in Leeds and Harrogate in the UK. Our first record was released in 1998.
"In February 2003 Crackle Records and Hermit Records jointly released the Milloy / The Leif Ericsson split CD/10" containing 4 songs from each band. Darrel then departed and the band was a 3 piece for a while before Liam's departure some months later. Unable to find a drummer with the required clout, Neil moved from bass to drums and Mark Collins (Spy versus Spy) joined on bass. The band played a handful of gigs with this lineup before Mark's brother Dave was asked to play second guitar."
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likesfish
You can't park here sir
Got a front seat to watch some yanks discover yanks and not being trump voters they were suitably horrified
hitmouse
so defeated, thinks it's funny
I never actually lived in Leeds, was just a semi-frequent visitor at times, so I don't think so. For what it's worth, I do remember another Leeds punk band that had Motorhead-style t-shirts with the slogan "No Sleep 'til the Fenton", but I think that's the limit of my Leeds-pubs-memorialised-by-2000s-punk-bands knowledge.
I was recently told a story of someone's first horse visit to a punk gig as a teen
Apparently the Manchester Crusties had a banner, someone just randomly stick their finger in his pint for ages, and other ridiculous.
He thought at first it was what all punk gigs there were like
It's a very special place.
Apparently the Manchester Crusties had a banner, someone just randomly stick their finger in his pint for ages, and other ridiculous.
He thought at first it was what all punk gigs there were like
It's a very special place.
wemakeyousoundb
hopefully not gimboid
isn't 1997 when Icke had prophesised the world would end?
krtek a houby
Merry Xmas!
panpete
Blokes name, birds body.
I just learnt something new about him. I never believed the reptiles and wondered why a football player would suddenly turn into who he was but I fell for all the stuff in his book. Someone on here gave me this Cash for conspiracies: How David Icke, 'alternative' media and tech giants make money from coronavirus conspiracies - Press Gazette
panpete
Blokes name, birds body.
Sorry to resurrect this thread, I am not saying the moon landings are fake, I haven't read the full article, and I didnt watch the channel 5 documentary that has been said to anger lots of people last night.
www.theguardian.com
The moon landings were faked (and other science confessions)
Dean Burnett: A recent programme asked if we really landed on the moon. That's not all science has lied about
ginger_syn
Her Insanity laughs under pressure...👾
Its a decent article, no reason not to read it . I'm on the not fake side by the way and i think anyone who thinks they faked the moon landings are sad dribblers of nonsense
platinumsage
HaveMyPassword123
The moon’s real and Elvis lives there, I think it was in the papers.
wemakeyousoundb
hopefully not gimboid
TaSorry to resurrect this thread, I am not saying the moon landings are fake, I haven't read the full article, and I didnt watch the channel 5 documentary that has been said to anger lots of people last night.
The moon landings were faked (and other science confessions)
Dean Burnett: A recent programme asked if we really landed on the moon. That's not all science has lied about
great article
you really should finish it
I tend to use sarcasm with a laddle, this article is using it with a water cannon
Treacle Toes
Time
Sorry to resurrect this thread, I am not saying the moon landings are fake, I haven't read the full article, and I didnt watch the channel 5 documentary that has been said to anger lots of people last night.
The moon landings were faked (and other science confessions)
Dean Burnett: A recent programme asked if we really landed on the moon. That's not all science has lied about
You are not saying the moon landings are fake.
You haven't read the article you are sharing.
You didn't watch the documentary either.
You are not sorry for resurrecting this thread Pete.
panpete
Blokes name, birds body.
Fair enough, maybe it's one of those never ending debates
panpete
Blokes name, birds body.
Now I know that is a lie because I know for a fact that a bus load of Princess Diana's live there, NASA have to arrange to have the bus serviced annually.
don't forget that Keith chegwin is the lunar chauffeur
panpete
Blokes name, birds body.
I didn't finish it as the writing faded and I couldn't be bothered registering, as I a registered for 123,584,385,398,375 sites already
panpete
Blokes name, birds body.
You are not telling me what I am thinking. You are not alluding to me being a liar.
I didn't read the whole article but guardian is a decent paper.
I don't know if they were fake or not, many people don't.
I never watched the doc
What, it gave you a subscription or registration option? The guardian isn't paywalled or members only - they're just pestering and guilting you into donating cash in gratitude for their writing. Close the pop up and you can read the whole thing easy.
panpete
Blokes name, birds body.
Thanks, I will do. brb.
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Tony Blair became PM in 1997 with his Clause IV-free New Labour Party, so perhaps Icke was onto something...
"There are actually only four known elements, "Earth", "Wind", "Fire" and "September". Nuclear power is actually the name given for when there is a higher density of fire in one place than normal."
"It was discovered long ago that all diseases were actually spread by the Dodo. Upon this realisation, scientists decided to initiate a brutal extermination campaign, which lead to their apparent extinction. However, racked by guilt over their actions, the science community concocted the whole vaccine story to explain why people weren't getting so sick anymore, and have persevered with it to this day.
Dodos actually still exist, but in real life they closely resemble pigeons. The story about them being extinct was made up to prevent panic, and the image of the dodo as a large bemused chicken is based on a model created by Jim Henson's Creature Shop, commissioned to back up the story."
"It was discovered long ago that all diseases were actually spread by the Dodo. Upon this realisation, scientists decided to initiate a brutal extermination campaign, which lead to their apparent extinction. However, racked by guilt over their actions, the science community concocted the whole vaccine story to explain why people weren't getting so sick anymore, and have persevered with it to this day.
Dodos actually still exist, but in real life they closely resemble pigeons. The story about them being extinct was made up to prevent panic, and the image of the dodo as a large bemused chicken is based on a model created by Jim Henson's Creature Shop, commissioned to back up the story."
