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Yes, but have any of you ever ridden your bikes on a golf course?

Rush – 2112, how could I forget! Ah, this thread is great, reminding me of loads of oldies.

Yeah, that 9 minute version of Fools Gold is great, might dust off my 10th anniversary copy of the album now and give it a listen. 8)

Golf courses other hand are excellent riding spots, those bunkers make great jumps, and the grass surface is even smoother than Llandegla!

Ah llama, of course it’s your personal top 10, everything is personal on here. :wink:

The Stone Roses first album is an odd choice in my opinion, very overrated and very dated. The second one is much better!

Agree with you on The Prodigy though, and Uplift Mofo is a classic album for those in the know.

Oh and I’d add Love – Forever Changes to my top ten. Now there’s an album that should be in a universal top ten if ever there was one.

Quirrel – So it was you that saw me. I usually use my hands, knives and forks are so middle class.

I’d love to, but at work unfortunately. I’ll be fighting the number 42 bus on my way into Manchester.

Whenever I see a muddy puddle I stop, retrieve a straw from my backpack and drink the fluid in order to leave the trail dry for others.

It really is quite tasty!

No one has ever seen electricity, no one has ever seen an atom, but apparently these things exist. God might exist.

Just let people believe what they want.

BloodSugarSexMagik

The best produced album ever. Rick Rubin is a master.

Led Zeppelin – Presence
Beatles – Let It Be
Stones – Exile on Main Street
Van Morrison – Moondance
Screaming Trees – Dust
Neil Young & Crazy Horse – Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here
Bob Dylan – Desire
Funkadelic – Maggot Brain
De La Soul – 3 Feet High and Rising

Plus many, many more.

Ah, cool post, there is nothing better than Neil Young, he’s still making relevant music and that can’t be said about many old artists.

Truly a man who treads his own path and doesn’t follow any musical trends.

Is there a better album than Tonight’s the Night? I’ve never found it.

What’s this got to do with the twin towers being attacked?

Haha, I’ve never thought about pushing the engine stop on a bus. Do the brakes also stop working when a bus engine dies?

Ditto Cynic-al. Anyone tried it? What are the legalities of such an action?

The old ‘open the back door of their car’ trick often appeals to me, though I’ve never tried it.

Warren Zevon – Lawyers Guns & Money.

fIREHOSE – Any of their songs to be honest.

Especially if you fired the afterburners I bet?

Jeremy Kyle helped me when I split up with my wife. He took me to watch my favourite football team, Man Utd, and we talked about how I should get a job. He even shouted at me. It did help me sort my life out though. Curly68, you should give it a try, he was, and still is, the saviour of my marriage.

Don’t underestimate Jeremy Kyle, some people on here are complete snobs. He changed my life and I have his mobile number in my phone to prove it.

Would you buy a garage for the Batmobile as well?

MrNutt… another fIREHOSE fan, what a band. Absolutely tremendous.

The Pixies were cool as, but practically pop music, everyone seemed to like them at the time, even more like them now. Black Francis is God.

Choke her in her sleep and keep her in the cupboard. Then set up a Facebook account and pretend to be her. Then chat to her using your own Facebook account, except you will be chatting to yourself. But you’ll have the last laugh as she’ll be in the cupboard.

I’d buy a flash car, helicopter and smoke big fat Cuban cigars and light them with £50 notes. I’d still use charity shop bags as bin liners though.

Did it not have something to do with that nutcase General McArthur? Apparently he wanted to use nuclear weapons on Korea too and I think he was dismissed by the U.S military not long after. I could be mistaken however.

Haha, I noticed that, the chihuhua was goading it and the wolfhound just went and lay in the corner.

Dog friendly pubs are the best kind. Most of them also seem to sell real ale, there must be something in that.

Rednex – Pop in an Oak. It was the same song as Cotton Eye Joe, but even worse.

If I won the lottery I’d never go on this forum again, in fact I’d pay to have it destroyed.

GrahamS – The Boathouse in Wylam is a brilliant pub. I had a night in there when me and a mate rode Hadrian’s wall a few years back. It’s not snobby at all, there was an Irish Wolfhound AND a Chihuahua in the same bar. Very inclusive.

Agree that Landlord can be a great pint when kept properly. The place I used to work ordered two 18 gallon casks as the guest ale, all I can say is it was a happy two weeks of drinking.

Black Sheep is similar, I’ve had some awful pints and great ones, as with Tetley’s cask too. Just depends if it’s being looked after.

Stottie Cake, the best bread ever, from Newcastle.

Ham and pease pudding in a stottie, champion man.

I prefer wine bars. I’ve been known to flick through my filofax in such establishments.

Put it in your arse? Just a suggestion.

Gin was always the poor person’s drink in England, especially in the French occupied regions. Those two combinations make the south what it is today. Make your own conclusions.

Beer is Best.

I’d pay to watch that – “STW Apprentice – Epic Battle.”

I can see some of the ‘Epic Forum Battlers’ from here fitting in well on The Apprentice.

If this is what constitutes ‘fun’ these days, God help us all.

I like the pictures of nuclear war victims.

What is a ‘cah’ anyway?

The salami looks good.

Family Guy really is awful. The Simpsons became rubbish when it started being zany like Family Guy.

King of the Hill on the other hand is fantastic.