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Yeah, being a girl is quite the
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november19 posted: Eddie Izzard is about to say '"Did I leave the oven on? No, I'm a f*cking squirrel!" | |
arctangent posted: Then you should've been at the listening party we had in Brixton. Oooh, it was equisite. But right now I'm fancying walnut cake OR some fresh fruit cake with some really nice cheddar. paleenigma posted: Heh. I'm wondering if the 1950s (if not earlier) booklet by the co-op I think, that my mother left on my bed when I was about 18, is included in it.  | |
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*munches cake and glomps all*
Going back to the slip physical release briefly - the original press release definitely said unnumbered general release in Europe but it just never happened. Noone seems to have ever come up with a reason for that other than they just changed their mind. I believe 2 unnumbered copies have been located in various places in the world. As far as how the info was gathered - you'll quickly come to release anon that nin fans are generally a very close knit bunch and incredibly geeky/obsessive compulsive  | |
wraith posted: Oh that is so very true... | |
version posted: We definitely need to arrange a meet-up. Any of those places would be fine for me. Shows or no shows... We'll still have to do it!! 
Edit- anon re: The Slip, like most other people, I downloaded first and then bought Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/10/2009 03:48PM by Djred. | |
Djred posted: Hooray for you Djred!  i'm so glad you got tix! Have a great, muddy time. (its all Glastonbury in my head... )
Djred posted: Hmmm, what are these portable hair straighteners you speak of, eh? Those sound perfect for travels! ( i searched high and low for straighteners when we were over, and found some in an electrical shop outside Pickering. They barely heated up, so subsequently, my hair was HUGE!  )
*just ask Ruth! Djred posted: Amen. | |
Acharis posted: *finishes brewing up* Interesting  | |
november19 posted: Hair straighteners  One if life's essentials. | |
paleenigma posted: unless, of course, you already have straight hair! | |
Elea posted: Ohmigods, I LOVE sticky ginger cake!! No sticky ginger cake is safe anywhere near me - I'll scoff the lot in under a nanosecond (...and that includes scraping the off the bits that get stuck to the paper...)  | |
arctangent posted: Or no hair. | |
paleenigma posted: Or have curly hair that doesn't straighten anyway  . | |
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so who read that Stephen fry article and identified themselves as a web snob?
It's nice to see something a little more positive about the internet as long as it doesn't encourage any more of my family to try it, those online already seem to manage to download all viruses known to mankind Even with straight hair the hairdresser tries to use straighteners on me but I only ever go once or twice a year so I think they're trying to convert me | |
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My hair is naturally quite wavey, but not pretty wavey. It's more kinda dragged-through-a-wet-hedge-backwards wavey...
Grrr... If anyone tried to separate me from my straightners, limbs would be lost!!  | |
Elea posted: I'm the opposite. I want a generic email domain. I don't need my email address advertising the fact that I spend far too much time online and basically need to Get Out More. No sir. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/11/2009 04:51AM by paleenigma. | |
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*sneaks in*
Nov's hair was just fine by the way - she's just being a typical woman ;-) and would love to have hair like hers (my turn being a typical woman)
And yes Jakob - I've used tents but feel Djred is obviously the one in the know | |
Ruth posted: confused? you soon will be!  | |