rusty trawler

@Nicey wrote:

@rusty trawler wrote:

@Annette-Curtain wrote:

Me.

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Netty, you’re a bit of a chameleon, it seem like you transmogrify into a completely different person every time you post a picture

Rusty … she has to keep changing her appearance ….. she is wanted by Interpol for illegal knitting activities …. :lol:

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welcome to the boards Gemma.

@Annette-Curtain wrote:

Me.

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Netty, you’re a bit of a chameleon, it seem like you transmogrify into a completely different person every time you post a picture

Welcome fella.

There’s a bit of the dashing man about town about you, so heed my warning: the gals on here are insatiable and many a man has left with his tail between his legs, remarking that it’s better to discuss footy in the snug and familiar environs of the local pub with other males who can’t handle a feisty lass.

Hope you have as much fun as I do.

@sceptical guy wrote:

I’ve not forgotten the trawler’s insults and dares, but for the moment a good version of a song about needy people

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=1276623088715

You win, Scep. I’m like totally hearting this. Reminds me of a musical project by a group called One Giant Leap.

Well, these are austere times, words.

I think I get that message when I have been disconnected (usually a router problem) and my and my name has remained in the chat room.

Thanks for bringing it to my attention, lucyloxxxx.

Not a song this time but it definitely ticks the memorable performance box in my humble opinion.

Incidentally, I find Donald O’Connor’s make ’em laugh routine in Singing In The Rain just as great.

@sceptical guy wrote:

and it was a good post by rusty, even though Gorecki doesn’t float my trawler

So you don’t like Gorecki’s seminal work, huh, Mr Philistine? Oh well, check next door in the memorable performance thread, this might float your boat.

I’ve just read some of the reviews and they made me laugh. They tend to concentrate on the negative aspects of Just Chat for the most part, but that’s what motivates people to put cyber pen to cyber paper and vent their spleens. And there is a recurring theme in those reviews that does seem quite accurate to me.

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I did look and did find your useful website interesting, but as my bookmarks are more ‘special interest’ in nature (for example, kentyluscious.com) I didn’t think it was appropriate to post.

I few years ago I made a capricious decision to see this chap live purely based on my liking for the Norwegian label he happened to be signed to…. And then he sang this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RllpOO9cv8A

I’m not sure if this is technically qawali singing but it also reminds me of the late great Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

You’ve made me pull out the big guns now, and I don’t think there are many things more emotionally charged than Gorecki’s Symphony No.3. If you don’t know it then I implore you to seek out the complete work, because as wonderful as this extract is, out of context of the whole symphony you’ll be lacking quite a bit and when it gets to the third mov…[Read more]

@sceptical guy wrote:

Jacques Brel…one ugly mug, amazing singer-songwriter, this with English subtitiles, heartreaking as he begs his love not to leave him, promises that if she just stays one day, one night, she will experience love in all its magic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=za_6A0XnMyw&hd=1

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@sceptical guy wrote:

but, rusty, you have been sonically seduced :)

Less of the backtalk, Mr Scep and more of the video links please. Gimme more to explore and discover.

Although I’m not the biggest velvet underground fan, or of Warhol for that matter, I’ve always been intrigued by Nico’s story since a watched a film about her life a good few years ago. I didn’t know that she lived with the Bard of Salford though, that fact seemed to have eluded me, so thanks for that.

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@sceptical guy wrote:

I now have two cut throats. They’re from Solingen, in Germany, which is the classic centre for these lethal instruments. They are very old – 1930s – but extremely sharp – and by that I mean bloody sharp, but I am about to get a strop.

They’re getting very popular because of the James Bond film, Skyfall, which itself jumped on…

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And yet another birthday I have missed.

Apologies Mrs Nice. Hope you had a cracking day xxxxxxx

Hope you had a great birthday, Lucyloxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

good to see you in the lobby again.

Crikey!!!!! I’m really bad at birthday wishes.

Sorry Brighters xxxxxxxxxx

I hope you had the truly lovely day you deserve.