Milton Bridge

A very funny and controversial comedian who certainly doesn't shy away from controversy.

 

Anyone remmeber the Cake episodes or the paedophilia one where he had Phil Collins talkine "Nonce - Sense" - absolue classic TV which caused outrage from people who hadn;t actually watched.

 

Brass Eye

To Kill A Mockingbird

 

for the millionth time

As a Scotsman football ( the non American version - I cannot call it soccer) is my main sporting love followed by golf and Rugby.

 

I also love spending lazy days watching test match cricket.

 

I used to love watching boxing but my interest has waned. I was brought up in the days of Ali and Foreman and I think I have been spoilt by the great days of the sport.

 

American Football, to give it its correct name is good entertainment but I can't get passionate about it.

I predict that Snape is a good guy who had to take out Dumbeldore so as not to blow his cover.

 

Whacked the Wizard for the greater good

 

 

 

QUOTE (ReRushed @ Jul 11 2007, 10:01 PM)

QUOTE (Milton Bridge @ Jul 11 2007, 04:54 PM) Get the BBC original on DVD it is far superior to the American version It's all a matter of taste! The US version has its strengths. I happen to think it's the funniest US sitcom in years. I like the US version too but I think some of the humour in the original is on a different level even some of the expressions on the characters faces can crack me up.

My wee boy cannot wait to see this as it is a trailer on his Cars DVD - glad you guys are giving it the thumbs up

Get the BBC original on DVD it is far superior to the American version

QUOTE (barney_rebel @ Jul 6 2007, 03:14 PM)

Ryan got his first haircut, and boy was he pissed off! http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1098/614879033_159c29a63b.jpg http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1195/614960341_8828c374ed.jpg http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1430/614880701_0b8792b3e1.jpg http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1041/614961471_9a1a7d1196.jpg But the final product: http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1253/614961579_3bac7a9f66.jpg

Here is Eilidh who is 1 in a few weeks

 

 

 

http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w254/sodor/DSCF0063.jpg

 

and with her brother Scott who is never out of a football strip

 

http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w254/sodor/DSCF0082.jpg

QUOTE (GhostGirl @ May 15 2007, 09:17 PM)

Just for the record in the running thread... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v297/RushBabe/5K/PICT0037.jpg Official time for my first 5K - 30:14.

LCD Soundsytem - Sound of Silver

 

Bright Eyes - Cassadaga

 

Both great in their different ways.

QUOTE (-D-RocK- @ May 4 2007, 05:24 PM)

The Camera Eye for me but you know there is not a weak song on that album, whcih is why it is a classic which still stands up to scrutiny despite its age.

 

A bit like me

I have absolutely loved Bjork since I first heard Debut.

 

She is my all time favourite female artist of all time.

 

I cannot wait to hear her new album.

I have a real love hate relationship with Dean Koontz.

 

I think he is an awful writer and I only read him lying on beaches, however he is a damn good story teller and I can't put his books down when I start.

QUOTE (fritz44 @ Feb 18 2007, 04:24 PM)

Well as an 'old git' I started with Sounds in the late 70's, but got bored with it all in the mid 80's and stopped buying music magazines. Then in the early noughties started again with Classic Rock and Mojo. Still buy CR every month, but it isn't as good as it once was, too narrow a focus, and they didn't pick up on the Black Keys until their latest release (Magic Potion) - FOOLS! Might buy Q occasionally, if I'm struggling for some lighter reading, usually when I'm stuck on a Virgin Train. Always check out Mojo in the newsagents for the interesting album reviews, but rarely part with my english pounds. I'm one of those annoying b****rs that will stand and use the shop as a library. I'm pleased to say that I have never bought Kerrang, even though I was around when No. 1 went on sale.

Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy

 

I last read this when I was in my teens - it is much funnier now I am in my forties.

Idlewild - Make A New World

 

Air - Pocket Symphony

I just picked this book up from my bookshelves yesterday and have been laughing ever since.

QUOTE (YYZ Working Man @ Mar 2 2007, 09:21 PM)

police july 23

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QUOTE (PuppetKing2112 @ Feb 19 2007, 05:28 PM) QUOTE (progrush2112 @ Feb 18 2007, 11:01 PM) New Arcade Fire and Explosions in the Sky tuesday!  The Arcade Fire album comes out March 6. yeah i figured that out after i went to get it earlier this week, I complained for the wrong date being posted at my local music store. We get to buy it tomorrow over in the UK

Kaier Chiefs - Yours Truly Angry Mob

Just Jack - Overtones

The Good The Bad & The Queen

QUOTE (Mandalorian Hunter @ Mar 1 2007, 04:00 PM)

ELO - Out Of The Blue

Thanks for that - it brought many happy memories of my teenage years I used to love that song.

QUOTE (KublaKhan @ Dec 5 2006, 11:29 AM)

Went to my very first concert last night: The Australian Pink Floyd Show. So, i'll start at my birthday, a month and a bit ago: My parents had got me tickets to TAPFS for my birthday, and I was very excited. So, the night of the concert finally came. With my luck, it snowed for the first time this year... and it was bad. Gridlock all over the city. So, we finally made it to the Metro Centre after 2 hours or so of driving. We had to eat, because we had left pretty much just after school. Once we went into the Metro Centre and into our Skybox, i just stared off the ledge at the drumset. Very nice. Looks like something that Nick would play. After a bit of a delay (they wanted to let people get in) the lights suddenly turned off, and everyone yelled. Then, you could hear the opening orchestra-synth line of "Shine of you Crazy Diamond". When everyone started playing, it was magical. Lights everywhere, and the guitar solo's, and the sax solos. After about an hour or so of some awesome Floyd songs (set list below, or atleast what i can remember), there was a 15 minute intermission. Then the lights died again, and the music from "Outside the Wall" started playing. I knew what was next. In The Flesh? scared the crap out of me when they started playing. After another hour, the show was over. And I went home thinking "Now I definitely need to see Rush." I actually thought they werent going to be as good, because they were a tribute band, but, it was actually really good. Setlist: Shine On You Crazy Diamond Time+Breathe Reprise Dogs (Not in order) Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun (to my great surprise. it was also rocked out with a solo) Take It Back The Happiest Days of Our Lives+Another Brick In the Wall Learning to Fly Brain Damage+Eclipse The Gunners Dream The Great Gig In The Sky (with very good vocals) Nobody's Home (with reclining chair and lamp) One of These Days Pigs Money Us and Them Cumfortably Numb With the Encores: Hey You (Where I thought I heard the "Echoes" pings, which i would have loved to hear) and Run Like Hell