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[Vesper Nocturne]

I need a two day work week and a five day weekend.

 

[Fake C]

If you are on mobile Opera is a lot better than Chrome. Things load faster and cleaner. It’s very similar but better.

 

[Fake C]

I need a two day work week and a five day weekend.

 

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Great to see Steve Diggle keeping Buzzcocks magic alive, they pulled a great crowd on the sea front stage at Rebellion.

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This is great. Was actually listening to Buzzcocks recently on a night shift and it injected me with this youthful adrenaline that lasted for about 2 mins before my pager rang

 

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[Vesper Nocturne]

THAT’s what’s up!!

 

[Surface]

Hope he gets himself sorted

 

[Light Housework]

Yes... and I agree totally in your
Favour ....
I like to wind up folks now and again...

You even wind me up sometimes.

 

[Gregor Samsa]

Hope he gets himself sorted

Their comeback single released this spring was absolutely incredible. I really hope he gets himself sorted. They’re not finished as a band.

 

[Deleted member 30524]

You even wind me up sometimes.

You enjoy Shazzza

 

[Surface]

 

[Barking]

Los Angeles, you are too hot, but how too hot exactly? I'mma check.

Middle-aged socialites are melting I bet.
"Climate change: not much fun to cocktail with." ?

 

[🐈🐈🐈]

Great tune

 

[Deleted member 30524]

Great tune

A wonderful tune

 

[Deleted member 28602]

Had just another engaging conversation with a police investigator on the phone today. I really enjoy these talks, not sure why, but maybe bc it reminds me of the old Miss Marple movies, with me being Miss Marple. This time it was about a young man stabbed in his car by 5 other men who were shouting in Arabic underneath my window.

 

[Deleted member 28602]

In order to lighten up my day, i went to a flea market outside town on a cow meadow. Didn't expect much besides the usual kids' stuff sold by idle mums, appaling clothes and kitchenware, and the odd hunter's trophy and nazi/stalinist memorabilia filled to the brim with bad karma.
There were some record crates on display too. I was shocked when i suddenly noticed that i held Mozzer's Arsenal in my hands.
In a state of dissociation i was flippin through a dozen more moz records and maxi singles sittin there on the grass. " O-ho, a-ha, a Morrissey fan" i said in a praising voice starting the conversation with the seller. "Ex ex ex ex", she exclaimed nervously and excitedly, "you can't listen to him any longer." I looked at the prices, 80 for World Peace, 60 for kIll Uncle, etc. She knew their value and worth. We talked a bit longer about her reasons for selling them, and i found out that she had also sold all her Smiths records earlier that morning and had been very surprised about how fast they were gone, if i got that right.
In the end, I'm not sure who of us both was more successful in pretending to be completely blue-eyed and innocent, but it was fun. After some probing questions about the allegations against Morrissey, she somehow concluded that she doesnt like the music any longer, which you cannot discuss, but that's okay i think. I bought the Arsenal for little money coz it was scratched. All the others i already have. On my way home, it dawned on me that there probably will never be a central european Morrissey tour again, which i find pretty sad bc thats how i got here first.

 

[Deleted member 30524]

In order to lighten up my day, i went to a flea market outside town on a cow meadow. Didn't expect much besides the usual kids' stuff sold by idle mums, appaling clothes and kitchenware, and the odd hunter's trophy and nazi/stalinist memorabilia filled to the brim with bad karma.
There were some record crates on display too. I was shocked when i suddenly noticed that i held Mozzer's Arsenal in my hands.
In a state of dissociation i was flippin through a dozen more moz records and maxi singles sittin there on the grass. " O-ho, a-ha, a Morrissey fan" i said in a praising voice starting the conversation with the seller. "Ex ex ex ex", she exclaimed nervously and excitedly, "you can't listen to him any longer." I looked at the prices, 80 for World Peace, 60 for kIll Uncle, etc. She knew their value and worth. We talked a bit longer about her reasons for selling them, and i found out that she had also sold all her Smiths records earlier that morning and had been very surprised about how fast they were gone, if i got that right.
In the end, I'm not sure who of us both was more successful in pretending to be completely blue-eyed and innocent, but it was fun. After some probing questions about the allegations against Morrissey, she somehow concluded that she doesnt like the music any longer, which you cannot discuss, but that's okay i think. I bought the Arsenal for little money coz it was scratched. All the others i already have. On my way home, it dawned on me that there probably will never be a central european Morrissey tour again, which i find pretty sad bc thats how i got here first.

What a lovely story ...
Don’t think there is anything planned after Brighton... so you could be correct.

 

[nicky wire's legs]

" O-ho, a-ha, a Morrissey fan"

Did you then chant "fee fie fo fum" as you hunted around her wares?

 

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Do you like it? The watch? It’s what they give you for 45 years of hard labour instead of a pension.

What a disastrous time for this country but remember, the grass was never really greener kids.

 

[caramel sea salt]

Can you ever truly love another person?

Can you ever truly love someone who likes Ed Sheeran?

Can you promise to love only one person for the rest of your life? I mean, inshallah, I have a good 40 years to go - that's a pretty long time to only love one person.