pfunkboy.bsky.social
I'm Scottish (Its a Camus reference).
Hamilton Accies & Liverpool fan.
Likes Cricket, Music, Films, History, Philosophy and Tea.
Scottish Independence supporter but NOT anti-English.
You probably wont find anything interesting here.
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Speaking as a neutral, then MM went in the correct direction..
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People who liked Chris Evans.
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You ain't seen nothing yet?
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Taxpayers Alliance.
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That is the correct way.
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Why?
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Are there any secrets left?
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“A new woke pope.”
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He is supposedly a reformer but softly softly So it wont take long for Trump and co to be pissed off at him.
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Which one is the drummer?
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SNP if you live in Scotland.
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Are you getting nostalgic for the Evening Session era again?
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As long as Copey doesn't beat us first. He has form.
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I thought it was against the law for nobody older than 19 to say 'rizz'?
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If they hadn't been invented Ned would have had to.
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It was Andrew's review using the term that went viral but I think he means he had seen it used previously and didn't actually invent it the term.
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but you are the living embodiment of it!
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and that will be in/on your obituary/gravestone!
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Isn't that usually the way that a throwaway comments gains an audience, but the really funny comments you do try to go viral dont?
It will be mentioned in your obituary/gravestone btw
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worst cover of a music mag ever. Shocking.
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I never saw the landfill crowd as 'jangly' they tended to be more 'nu rock' or 'weatherspoons pub rock'
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I always found one of 2 things about 'alt' it tended to be a bit more commercial, produced but tended not to sound like the mainstream of the day (until it became it so was alternative to nothing)
2) it could be heavier appealing to heavy rock/metal fans.
I always knew the difference in my mind
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@nndroid.bsky.social was pretty fair in his description tbh.
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I wonder if it was the influence of the UK where 'indie' existed in the 80s as a catch all term and 'alternative' 'college' was never used.
Then 'alternative' became a description for indie bands on major labels after the Nirvana goldrush and bands wanted to disassociate themselves from that?
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Do you still have it?
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I'm just amazed I beat @nedraggett.bsky.social to the answer!
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psychedelic furs?