Discussion » 21:19 06 April 2004

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Posted by cal, 21:19, 6th April 2004:
 
It's been a long time coming, but James at thismanslife has done a new feature:

monotony

wow, he's good.
Posted by Rebecca, 23:29, 6th April 2004:
 
nice :)
Posted by jay, 09:48, 7th April 2004:
 
Thanks very much!
Posted by friday, 07:05, 14th April 2004:
 
he is very very good
Posted by cal, 07:51, 14th April 2004:
 
iamcal.com - rabid tml fanboy since 1993 (tm)
Posted by jay, 08:00, 14th April 2004:
 
...it's a two way street sir.

Mutual backslapping ahoy!
Posted by cal, 08:19, 14th April 2004:
 
did you reply to my last hv email? mt inbox is in a bit of a mess and i might have deleted your reply :/
Posted by Uncle Moc, 00:39, 23rd April 2004:
 
yea but did you consider what this may lead us to??? i mean they make those machine like noises with their hip hop vocals, but is it really hip hop? i mean, its like they're calling themselves hip hop in order to distinguish themselves from indie rock, but in a way it's just indie rock with a drum machine. i mean i guess they're rapping, but only if you take "rap" to take it's original acronymic meaning, rhythmically applied poetry. i mean, there's no guns and ho's. and they make their machine noises but they make them vocally. god i wish i could make machine noises.
Posted by donny osmond, 20:08, 23rd April 2004:
 
hi cud any1 plz tell me in which year was the dealth penalty abolished in the U.K. plz!
Posted by cal, 00:14, 24th April 2004:
 
use google you lazy fuck
Posted by Brock, 00:37, 24th April 2004:
 
And speak English, you STUPID fuck.

Tell 'em, Cal!
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 16:39, 24th April 2004:
 
This past Monday at the J.F. Kennedy School of Government, two of America's most visible and knowledgeable Catholic leaders, Fr. Brain Hehir and the Hon. Ray Flynn engaged in a discussion with Catholic students and faculty about key issues and challenges facing society and the Church today. The event was hosted by the Harvard Catholic Students Association