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Another high point, I think me andthe missus were there the night before as we didn't get wet!
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And these guys were my second gig, after that it''s a blur
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First gig I ever went to was these guys
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Now for some legends
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Now a bunch of absolute nutters!
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Another artist I've had the pleasure of seeing live on a couple of occasions - think I'll keep the "people I've seen live" theme going for a while
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Saw these guys live in a rammed small venue in Norwich. - really edgy gig
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Wotcha Sam and welcome back!
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One week to go - who's got all day (11.00 onwards) tickets?
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Everybody, google amazon complaint veet and make sure you're reading the one where his balls look like a Rastafarian!
Euan, true or not, that is absolutely hilarious!
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Please, please, please let it be real!!
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Something good to cheer you all up:-
Honesty pays off for homeless Boston man
Donations of more than $110,000 (£67,000) have poured in from across the US for a Boston homeless man who returned a lost bag with $42,000 in it.
Glen James alerted police after he found the backpack containing cash and traveller's cheques last weekend, and the bag's owner was then tracked down.
A complete stranger later started an online fund for Mr James after reading media reports about his honesty.
The man, Ethan Whittington, now plans to meet Mr James to give him the money.
Mr Whittington, who lives in Midlothian, Virginia, said he was so overwhelmed by Mr James' honesty that he decided to start the fund.
"The fact that he's in the situation he is, being homeless, it blew my mind that he would do this,'' Mr Whittington was quoted as saying by the Associated Press.
He said his idea of starting donations on a crowdfunding website for Mr James "caught on like wildfire ever since".
"It's brought me a lot of hope. This isn't only about rewarding a great guy. I think it's a statement to everyone in America.
"If we come together and work toward one thing and work together, then we can make it happen."
Meanwhile, Mr James, a former Boston courthouse employee, said that he would not have kept "even a penny" of the money he had found in the backpack - even if he were desperate.
- Just Cal and BO7H B4RRELS
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Can't see it on an iPad but I think I've seen it before. It leaves me with two thoughts, the first is serious and the second is also serious but typed with a smile:-
I love the way some of you guys on here think about things and are also able to express those thoughts intelligently
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isn't God wonderful?
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And me!
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I do, genuinely, feel sorry for you Euan. That's why I avoid digital only stuff as much as possible. I buy the CD for music as well and have only downloaded a few single tracks from Frapple
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You guys should see my hardened edition.
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Loving this guys but let's keep the fast food out of here!
What are you listening to right now?
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In the crowd for this one as well. For a while I used to take my 3 boys (now aged 24, 27 and 29) to summer gigs as birthday presents
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-98DQdaTqs
And it was topped off by this part - apparently we were all mofo's
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WFw7rgPumY