Steve Smith

:laughing guy: What is TOST?

That's it, You are now banned from using the word SORRY!! Sorry for keep saying sorry I promise that I will not say sorry any more

People think Nirvana invented the light and shade tequnique Absolute bullshit!!!

I love the light and shade. This was before Nirvana used that genre I am sorry if I have dissed Ozzy but he was so much better then

This was Sabs at their very best IMO

I have a couple of brilliant Black Sabs early albums. Sorry I did not mean to slag Ozzy, I just hate the comedy circus of the reality show, it just makes him look light a joke not a serious musician

Oh shit, did I slag Ozzy off???? I think I was a bit drunk, very sorry

I love all of the heavy engineering stuff. Newcastle upon Tyne in England pioneered all heavy engineering, we had a proud tradition of all that

I had a quick look and my good mate Dave is an engineer for Siemens now. He looks after the cooling systems for power stations. Siemens took over the CA Parsons turbine factory about 20 years ago

Ok I will read the link if you watch VH wont get fooled and let me know what you think XXXXXX

I am totally fed up with people who slag off Ed. Yeah he's a drinker and can be a right ass but he has a good heart and never said he was the best, he just does his ownthing. And I f***ing LOVE EVH ok!!! get over it

This is a really good version Trout

Great to talk with you Trout

Quit saying you're sorry dude. BTW, I prefer the fresh water streams. :hail: Honestly man I don't get the wrong impression, I know that it is a beautiful place to live and more friendly and more community. I see programmes that talk of people leaving their terrible stressful life in LA to live in Alaska. I think maybe if I may say please, there was a story about a successful banker in the City of London who just had a breakdown from all of the pressure of his job. When he came out of hospital he cashed in his shares and sold his London house for £3 million and moved his family to a Scottish Island and bought a small farm. Now they have a much better life I would love to visit Europe and other places some day. Ireland and Scotland for sure. Ireland and Scotland are so beautiful if you don't mind rain and 50 degrees But you should visit the Lake District national park in North west England. It is one of the most beautiful places in the world. XXXX http://www.aboutbritain.com/images/articles/big/lake-district-n-p-grasmere-66874576.jpg http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-61FJc0CVJCM/Uns8mCdn8rI/AAAAAAAAZqY/jnmRya9sNoE/s1600/Lake+District+National+Park+Wallpapers+(7).jpg Thanks, I will keep that in mind. Nice photos. :cheers: Hey man!! I LOVE the Who Do you know that Roger said in an interview that they never started making any sort of profit until 1965 because all of the money they made from gigs just paid for new equipment to replace the stuff they had smashed up!!?? And Keith Moon never actually drove a Rolls Royce into a swimming pool, but he DID ride a Harley into the lobby of the Holiday Inn at full pelt!!! Sounds like Keith. BTW, have you ever heard of Ruston Gas Turbines? It's a British company. I worked on their turbines for almost twenty years here in Alaska. I would love to do that again. https://en.wikipedia...(engine_builder) I haven't Trout. The name sounds a bit like a 1960's Prog Rock band but my father worked for CA Parsons Turbines in Walker in Newcastle upon Tyne England in the 1960's and Brian Johnson from AC/DC was a fitter there and used to get his baccy and tabs (cigarettes) and bacon sandwiches from the greasy diner my grandma and granddad ran opposite the factory in the 1970's called "The Paddock Café"

Quit saying you're sorry dude. BTW, I prefer the fresh water streams. :hail: Troutman Sorry again to bother you True story I promise, if you don't believe me please Google it. Moony played a hand of cards with one of the road crew before a big gig in US. He had to take an "Elephant Tranquiliser" as a forfeit which he did!!!. The band went on and Moonny got slower and slower and started to pass out. The manager and road crew had to inject amphetimees and adrenilin substitute to bring him back. True story!!!!

Alice Cooper said in an interview that Keith was the maddest of the mad and everything Alice and Ozzy and Bonham and all of the other hellraisers did, then Keith did X10! ha ha

Quit saying you're sorry dude. BTW, I prefer the fresh water streams. :hail: Honestly man I don't get the wrong impression, I know that it is a beautiful place to live and more friendly and more community. I see programmes that talk of people leaving their terrible stressful life in LA to live in Alaska. I think maybe if I may say please, there was a story about a successful banker in the City of London who just had a breakdown from all of the pressure of his job. When he came out of hospital he cashed in his shares and sold his London house for £3 million and moved his family to a Scottish Island and bought a small farm. Now they have a much better life I would love to visit Europe and other places some day. Ireland and Scotland for sure. Ireland and Scotland are so beautiful if you don't mind rain and 50 degrees But you should visit the Lake District national park in North west England. It is one of the most beautiful places in the world. XXXX http://www.aboutbritain.com/images/articles/big/lake-district-n-p-grasmere-66874576.jpg http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-61FJc0CVJCM/Uns8mCdn8rI/AAAAAAAAZqY/jnmRya9sNoE/s1600/Lake+District+National+Park+Wallpapers+(7).jpg Thanks, I will keep that in mind. Nice photos. :cheers: Hey man!! I LOVE the Who Do you know that Roger said in an interview that they never started making any sort of profit until 1965 because all of the money they made from gigs just paid for new equipment to replace the stuff they had smashed up!!?? And Keith Moon never actually drove a Rolls Royce into a swimming pool, but he DID ride a Harley into the lobby of the Holiday Inn at full pelt!!!

No more sorry dude!! OK man take care XX

Quit saying you're sorry dude. BTW, I prefer the fresh water streams. :hail: Honestly man I don't get the wrong impression, I know that it is a beautiful place to live and more friendly and more community. I see programmes that talk of people leaving their terrible stressful life in LA to live in Alaska. I think maybe if I may say please, there was a story about a successful banker in the City of London who just had a breakdown from all of the pressure of his job. When he came out of hospital he cashed in his shares and sold his London house for £3 million and moved his family to a Scottish Island and bought a small farm. Now they have a much better life I would love to visit Europe and other places some day. Ireland and Scotland for sure. Ireland and Scotland are so beautiful if you don't mind rain and 50 degrees But you should visit the Lake District national park in North west England. It is one of the most beautiful places in the world. XXXX http://www.aboutbritain.com/images/articles/big/lake-district-n-p-grasmere-66874576.jpg http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-61FJc0CVJCM/Uns8mCdn8rI/AAAAAAAAZqY/jnmRya9sNoE/s1600/Lake+District+National+Park+Wallpapers+(7).jpg

Sorry so much, I just don't like the cold, because I have lived all of my life in the cold of the North East of England by the freezing cold North Sea ha ha. I think a more simple life in the warm in Thailand would be good for me :drool: :drool: :finbar: :finbar: ;) ;) :P :P :D :D

I completely understand, your quality of life is so much better than the smog in LA or NYC

Quit saying you're sorry dude. BTW, I prefer the fresh water streams. :hail: Honestly man I don't get the wrong impression, I know that it is a beautiful place to live and more friendly and more community. I see programmes that talk of people leaving their terrible stressful life in LA to live in Alaska. I think maybe if I may say please, there was a story about a successful banker in the City of London who just had a breakdown from all of the pressure of his job. When he came out of hospital he cashed in his shares and sold his London house for £3 million and moved his family to a Scottish Island and bought a small farm. Now they have a much better life

Yes I have seen a guy from my neck of the woods who loves his fishing, Robson Green, he says the Alaskan lakes provide the best fresh water fishing in the world Sorry sorry sorry

yes...good film... :banana: I just love the narrative and why I think Clint has much more acting talent than the bunch of other tough guys. A remote little town lets the evil gang horsewhip the sherriff to death and Clint rides in and gradually exposes corruption, incest, and nasty things. We are never told but we all know that Clint is the ghost of the murdered sheriff come back to wreak his terrible revenge. In the end he paints the town red and calls it "Hell" Such a great macabre story. That is why Clint is such a great and talented actor Someone above says "Where is Alaska" I will phone Sarah Palin and Alaska? Oh dear sorry very very poor, it was not worth the effort, I apologise :drool: :drool: Well the way I see it is that state is a beautiful wonderful wilderness if you like that sort of thing. But being snowed up in a cabin for 9 months of the year is just my idea of what hell would be, each to their own I understand. My idea of heaven is where you can go to the beach and have a barbeque and a few beers and a sing song with your friends in January. So I guess, South Portugal or California or Thailand would be my heaven. Nothing stupid hot, just about 90 degrees with a lovely sea breeze all year round :drool: :drool: :drool: You are not stuck in a cabin for nine months. And if for some reason a person was, It would be an emergency situation. We have beaches all though not in the tropical sense. That's why you go to Hawaii, Florida or another tropical environment for vacation. Beer, BBQ and the best fishing in the world. As far as Kalifornia goes, Have at it. I grew up there and it is a sh**hole now. :D So sorry I never meant to diss Alaska I promise. I apologise for my stupid comment. I just don't like the cold, and where I live is f***ing cold in winter. I know Alaska is a very very beautiful unspoilt place, I have watched documentaries XXXX

I will always love the band but perhaps if I could possibly make some sort of analogy please? You know the guys who loved motorcycles in their teens and early 20's? Then the bike got sold or put away in the garage while they settled down, made a success in business, got married, had kids, put them through college, and now they are in their 50's and have free time once more they just discover their love for their motorbike again? Do you not think it is a little bit like that?? Sorry if I am talking out of my ass ha ha! :finbar: :finbar: ;) ;)