KK,
LOL! Yes, although I can't help but think the Python's Spanish Inquisition were somewhat better organised. I bet you'd have prefered their torture cushions to the beatings though.
ig.
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being a baby dub in the 70's
by katiekitten inim from a small backward industrial town in the north of england.
in the 70's when i was a kid no-one had a car.
we used to meet for field service on the street corner and have a pep rally right there, then stand in a circle and say a prayer.
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being a baby dub in the 70's
by katiekitten inim from a small backward industrial town in the north of england.
in the 70's when i was a kid no-one had a car.
we used to meet for field service on the street corner and have a pep rally right there, then stand in a circle and say a prayer.
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iggy_the_fish
Katiekitten, you crack me up
Are you real, or are you a figment of Alan Bennet's imagination??? Your post reads like one of his talking heads scripts.
ig. (of the Swap-Shop rising middle class in the 70s/early 80s)
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CULTURE YA BASSOON
by tijkmo inthere are often threads about pop/rock music...but do you listen to classical or other genres.
so whats your fave...classical piece....opera...ballet...musical.
me... classical....tchaikovsky...1812 overture.
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iggy_the_fish
I saw the Swan Lake done by Matthew Bourne recently, the one with the male swans. It was fantastic, powerful and disturbing too. If yer like yer ballet a bit modern like, go and see a Matthew Bourne one if you get the chance.
Classical? I do like Holst's Planets. I like me classical stuff on the slushy side, so anything Rachmaninov or Elgar usually does the trick.
ig.
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Looking for old mates... UK
by PaulJ inanyone from the cambridgeshire congregations of st ives, st neots or huntingdon?
or any rotherham congregations?
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iggy_the_fish
Nicolaou:
I've pm'd you. Possibly we've met, probably you know (or know of) my mum, from Abington cong.
ig.
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silly pet names
by desbah in.
k....ppl what silly name did you give to your dog,cat,hamster,rabbit or horse?.
i named my dog.....holy cow....
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iggy_the_fish
A girl at school had a horse called Araldite
ig.
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What instruments are in your attic?
by LittleToe inhaving just had a conversation about musical instruments, i came to the conclusion that 90% of them end up in disuse, maybe even in the attic.
what do you have stored away?.
i have a chanter (the musical part of the bagpipes), recorder, two violins and a penny whistle, hiding somewhere.
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iggy_the_fish
1 six string bass guitar
1 synthesizer
1 clasical guitar (in very poor repair)
1 very old & small organ, the kind where the volume decreases the more notes you play, because the sound is produced by an electric pump blowing air through reeds.
Looks like your theory is right.
ig.
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What is the dumbest reason you where taken to the back room?
by skyman inmine was for giving a sister that i grew up with the watchtower that dealt with birthdays being on the same level as anniversaries.
she quit going because she could not understand the societies position on birthday's.
the elders were mad because i knew how she would react and they thought i did this to cause problems.
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iggy_the_fish
drummers eh
Bwaa haa haa! I suspect there speaks the voice of bitter experience.
ig.
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Young man....young man?!?!
by logansrun inwhen is a man no longer a "young man"?
i, for instance, am twenty-eight years old (ignore the avatar) and am still called "young man" to this day, by both people i"ve met in person as well as on this message board.
is it really my age?
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iggy_the_fish
If I remember rightly, the four ages of man are:
Lager, Aga, Saga* and Ga-Ga.
So, on that logic, you stop being called "young man" when you become more interested in cast iron stoves, and (slightly) less interested in booze.
Hope this helps.
iggy.
(*Saga - for the uninitiated, a company specialising in selling holidays and insurance to the over 50s.)
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Which avatars ''appeal'' to you (credit to jt stumbler)
by MidwichCuckoo inafter reading jt stumbler's topic on avatars, i recognised that certain avatars appeal to me, and i'm sure others feel the same.... .
elsewhere (no idea why, gimme a clue), ezekiel3 (says a lot), euphemism (loved the marx bros) and googlemagoogle (so classical) spring to mind, oh, ip_sec's last avatar (the red pyramid) - want to revert back ip_sec?
oh, and stillajwexelder - after reading your posting on jt stumbler's thread i realise i previously had the wrong impression - lol.
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iggy_the_fish
Consider yourself blown iggy!
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Which avatars ''appeal'' to you (credit to jt stumbler)
by MidwichCuckoo inafter reading jt stumbler's topic on avatars, i recognised that certain avatars appeal to me, and i'm sure others feel the same.... .
elsewhere (no idea why, gimme a clue), ezekiel3 (says a lot), euphemism (loved the marx bros) and googlemagoogle (so classical) spring to mind, oh, ip_sec's last avatar (the red pyramid) - want to revert back ip_sec?
oh, and stillajwexelder - after reading your posting on jt stumbler's thread i realise i previously had the wrong impression - lol.
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iggy_the_fish
LT -
I really want to assure everyone, I'm not some sort of red rubber fish suit wearing pervert!
You're not fooling anyone, with that line, you know!
Dude, ssshhhhhhh! You're blowin' me cover in front of the wimminz
iggy.