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Then could you update your swear filter to allow the word qu*er and reject the word c**n, dahhling?
Surprising that one slipped through!
The problem with the latter is that I have to enter all the words that are acceptable with that four letter word within it such as tycoon. The problem with the former was that people were using SUQ in it full form, which wasn't acceptable. Anyway, don't want to hijack the thread. Talk about it seperately if you wish.
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The problem with the latter is that I have to enter all the words that are acceptable with that four letter word within it such as tycoon. The problem with the former was that people were using SUQ in it full form, which wasn't acceptable. Anyway, don't want to hijack the thread. Talk about it seperately if you wish.
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Ah, I see. No problem, Gav - all this internet malarkey can be awfully complicated.
footers KC - Prosecution Barrister - Friend to all
Oh and by the way, I don't mind being corrected by someone who obviously knows the score.
I think the reason I like this one so much is because it highlights the fact that Barney can't sing but they refused to get a new singer in when Ian Curtis died so we got stuck with Barney - Hooky said that the good thing about Barney singing is that he is so bad that people believe that he is singing from the heart.
It also questions why Gillian was ever involved.
And here's a useless fact - Barney cannot sing and play guitar at the same time - he never mastered it.
Edit - Barca, I just found this. Session with Curtis singing it just before he died.
It's haunting!
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“Hello, I'm your MP. Actually I'm not. I'm your candidate. Gosh.”
Boris Johnson canvassing in Henley, 2005.
Oh and by the way, I don't mind being corrected by someone who obviously knows the score.
I think the reason I like this one so much is because it highlights the fact that Barney can't sing but they refused to get a new singer in when Ian Curtis died so we got stuck with Barney - Hooky said that the good thing about Barney singing is that he is so bad that people believe that he is singing from the heart.
It also questions why Gillian was ever involved.
And here's a useless fact - Barney cannot sing and play guitar at the same time - he never mastered it.
Edit - Barca, I just found this. Session with Curtis singing it just before he died.
It's haunting!
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I’ve read a couple of Hooky’s books and in one he said that Bernard developed into a pretty decent singer as new order moved to album two or three I think.
Oh and by the way, I don't mind being corrected by someone who obviously knows the score.
I think the reason I like this one so much is because it highlights the fact that Barney can't sing but they refused to get a new singer in when Ian Curtis died so we got stuck with Barney - Hooky said that the good thing about Barney singing is that he is so bad that people believe that he is singing from the heart.
It also questions why Gillian was ever involved.
And here's a useless fact - Barney cannot sing and play guitar at the same time - he never mastered it.
Edit - Barca, I just found this. Session with Curtis singing it just before he died.
It's haunting!
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Maybe they should have got Gillian to sing...
Barney's singing is fragile, that's perhaps too kind.
Saw in another thread you were about to start on the Stephen Morris book. I was saving it for a Summer read but since hearing a clip will get the audio version. Read Hooky's books, better than Barney's I thought. Might get the audio version of those too come to think of it.
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