we are all the children of Elisabeth Fritzl.

"garage" is a sub genre.

those snails, yes love it.
larging slinkachu.

what about tortoise/turtle shells.
don't they get painted on?

or am i just thinking of that fat freddy's cat strip with the van gogh?

"dubstep" is a sub genre.

frebentos wrote: Gyppo is a diferent though as a gyppo is a travelling person, i,e soeone who lives the lifestlye of living in a cravan and travelling around is it not? I could be wrong?

yeah, but gypsy/pikey references just mean "no money" to a lot of ppl.
rather than the whole lifestyle bit.

frebentos wrote:

Bedward wrote:/\ /\ /\ "townie" or "trev" in my book.

ok heres a wee test, what woudl you calss this guy as?

a post-ironic break-core punk-ass smack-head.







that's my dad.

frebentos wrote:

Bedward wrote:/\ /\ /\ "townie" or "trev" in my book.

aahhh its all the same man, Townie, trev, Scally, NED, Chav...minor regional differences.

but a scally is a mancunian and a chav is a gyppo.

it's where the gas comes out.

/\ /\ /\ "townie" or "trev" in my book.

Santy wrote:I prefer the word scally =]

this refers to ppl from a specific region.
manchester, i think, or maybe liverpool.
they all look the same to me.

I think it comes from gypsy talk for child...not sure though...and suppose it doesnt make it any better! yep, a young boy, a lad. used to get used (among the bourgoise) to mean "pikey," as in cheap or shoddy. (more social profiling and prejudice) once it got really popular ppl started com...

got a new perspective on performance when i heard that the filmmakers played similar mindgames on james fox to those played on his character (gangster wideboy blokey).

american werewolf is a grin.

Dark Star

Rockers

Performance

Holy Mountain

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i reckon the appeal is not in deciding whether you believe it,
but thinking about it anyway.

(someone already said that? oh well, it bears repeating)

The Man In the High Castle - Philip K. Dick got this in my "next" pile. had a little look and was intrigued by the dry, corporate setting. really enjoyed "The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldridge." very original seeming, very unsettling, mind-altering even. just finished "If O...

the moon is 1/400th the size of the sun and is 400 times closer to the earth than the sun, so it appears the exact same size in the sky, making solar eclipses possible. it is only significant from a human perspective on earth. like the alignments of stonehenge or pyramids. this is considered to be ...

eLBe wrote:but that just brings up even more theoreticals. don't even want to get onto what happens next.

all depends on the purpose of the simulation.

on the other hand:
a rose by any other name would still smell as sweet.