Dubstepforum.com

wolf89 wrote:If I got hit on by girls every time I went to buy dubstep i'd be a lot happier.

I doubt that's what we're going to be doing. We're I'm just going to get our my music. She will be my shadow. I will talk high and mighty about Burial/Kode9/DMZ, she will rave about Caspa and Rusko. I will overpower her, we will drive the employees mad and they will tell us that Burial is shit. Then, they will find us deals like Zomby's EP for $2. I will get a shit load of music again. We will behave in front of the cashier. We will ask for a discount, he will throw in a CD for free. The end.
No hitting on guys. No getting boyfriends. Just another deal with Amoeba.

Should be announced on a pretty decent line-up on Friday for a gig at Cable on 6th May!

Getting some laughs from kode 9's twitter atm, seems to be getting vexed about angry/ rude/ demanding people ha
http://twitter.com/#!/kodenine

murky21 wrote:Getting some laughs from kode 9's twitter atm, seems to be getting vexed about angry/ rude/ demanding people ha
http://twitter.com/#!/kodenine

It's because Kode9 is Zomby

got a job

vulvavibration wrote:got a job

Nice.

vulvavibration wrote:got a job

Congrats

Repairing cuckoo clocks, making chocolate, or guarding izan gold?

cuckoo clocks are bavarian!

naw - i'm placarding 3 times a week, 17 pounds sterling/hour and i'll be working 8-10 hours each time. that would mean.... about 2000 bucks a month - that's great

it's really cool because i can take the bycicle and stick them on the walls in my city - i am free to work whenever i want and i can make breaks. no monitoring...

What's placarding, flyposting?

sort of - sticking posters on walls basically.

it's really cool - especially in summer. you meet a lot of people on the way, no stress, you are officially allowed to smoke spliffs and so on.
good job.

Fucking A! Nice one

I am jealous. I work with vulnerable adults (and their families) with mental health problems, and they're often homeless, alcoholics or drug addicts. It's very rewarding but very very tiring and draining.

Ironically many of them are ex-forces and were model citizens at one point in their life.

firky wrote:Fucking A! Nice one

I am jealous. I work with vulnerable adults (and their families) with mental health problems, and they're often homeless, alcoholics or drug addicts. It's very rewarding but very very tiring and draining.

Ironically many of them are ex-forces and were model citizens at one point in their life.

i know how tiring it is tbh!
worked a few weeks in a psychiatry. it can tear you down...
after all we are surrounded by people with mental problems, depression and so on.

remembering my ex-girfriend, she had manic-depression... for fucks sake, wasn't just tiring as hell, you somehow adapt to her emotions...

but in the end having a job that interacts with other people is something worth a lot! remembering my part time job as an assistant for a tetraplegic. was such a good time, ''although'' some quite ugly things needed to be done...

Well it's a long time since I did manual evacuation of faeces and I don't miss it

firky wrote:Well it's a long time since I did manual evacuation of faeces and I don't miss it

word

Garage have come back to me. They've admitted that it seems highly unlikely (read: impossible) that I've burnt out a new clutch after 1000 miles of motorway driving, so will be doing that under warrant, and my catalytic converter is an MOT failure, but as I've just had the MOT passed last month, I've got 11 months to get it sorted so no rush.

Basically has taken my bill down from an estimated £1200 down to just under £300 for fitting a new cam belt kit, which as the car has done just over 87k, could probably have done with doing anyway, to resolve the oil leak.

And best of all, won't be ready until at least Friday at the earliest so have got a full week of working from home.

took a picture of me cats. Came out fuuunny. HAW HAW HAW

DRTY wrote:took a picture of me cats. Came out fuuunny. HAW HAW HAW

Awww, the Ikea 'my first grown up bedroom'. I got one of them

wub wrote:

Awww, the Ikea 'my first grown up bedroom'. I got one of them

Was nuts to put up though. When it got delivered the dudes wouldnt take it upstairs because of health and safety lol...... so i had to carry it all up my fucking self! Some of the boxes were 70kg a piece

icanicant wrote:distance played a set that was 80% his own stuff= epicness. Then rama killed it too

hold tight da sheffield mandem -1-

wub wrote: Awww, the Ikea 'my first grown up bedroom'. I got one of them

You know you're getting on when you buy an expensive mattress and duvet

mmmmm memory foam mattress and duck down duvet