When you have to explain what Twin Peaks was and how it was really the forerunner to boxset/netflix/series gorge TV.
But much better
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When you have to explain what Twin Peaks was and how it was really the forerunner to boxset/netflix/series gorge TV.
But much better
When you keep saying 'Back in the day'.
do you think life is harder to enjoy when youre older?
I'm old Beanz I need you to explain what Twin Peaks is about , I know it was a show but never watched it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanz
No, life is more precious as you start to appreciate that you are near your end in life.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44
yeah you appreciate it more but is it as easy to enjoyQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterNo, life is more precious as you start to appreciate that you are near your end in life.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44
back in the day a night in the pub would be unforgettable
nowadays its nice
a game of football would be fucking brilliant
nowadays enjoyable and all but...
That is because you have more experience and have seen the good with the bad which gives you better perspective.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44yeah you appreciate it more but is it as easy to enjoyQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterNo, life is more precious as you start to appreciate that you are near your end in life.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44
back in the day a night in the pub would be unforgettable
nowadays its nice
a game of football would be fucking brilliant
nowadays enjoyable and all but...
It is about A Painter/Sculptor (Lynch) examining the dark underbelly of American Culture whilst simultaneously dismantling the very apparatus of Televison and the fictionalized form of episodic crime dramas (comics/penny dreadfuls etc) that preceded it. It's a bit like Bergerac but with Ross's mum carrying a log and Brockton dancing to Jazz whilst speaking backwards in a red room. It is both brilliant and incredibly shite at the same time. Umissable. It's like hallucinogenics for straight peopleQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlI'm old Beanz I need you to explain what Twin Peaks is about , I know it was a show but never watched it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb9Acr_OHCw
Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzIt is about A Painter/Sculptor (Lynch) examining the dark underbelly of American Culture whilst simultaneously dismantling the very apparatus of Televison and the fictionalized form of episodic crime dramas (comics/penny dreadfuls etc) that preceded it. It's a bit like Bergerac but with Ross's mum carrying a log and Brockton dancing to Jazz whilst speaking backwards in a red room. It is both brilliant and incredibly shite at the same time. Umissable. It's like hallucinogenics for straight peopleQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlI'm old Beanz I need you to explain what Twin Peaks is about , I know it was a show but never watched it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb9Acr_OHCw
Beanz in 1990's I was in the boozer every weekend and every evening I didn't watch shows on tv. ;)
I was touring with an anarchist collective, making short films and recording bands so didn't watch much myself but caught Twin Peaks when I could for more than one reasonQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by BeanzIt is about A Painter/Sculptor (Lynch) examining the dark underbelly of American Culture whilst simultaneously dismantling the very apparatus of Televison and the fictionalized form of episodic crime dramas (comics/penny dreadfuls etc) that preceded it. It's a bit like Bergerac but with Ross's mum carrying a log and Brockton dancing to Jazz whilst speaking backwards in a red room. It is both brilliant and incredibly shite at the same time. Umissable. It's like hallucinogenics for straight peopleQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlI'm old Beanz I need you to explain what Twin Peaks is about , I know it was a show but never watched it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb9Acr_OHCw
Beanz in 1990's I was in the boozer every weekend and every evening I didn't watch shows on tv. ;)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzI was touring with an anarchist collective, making short films and recording bands so didn't watch much myself but caught Twin Peaks when I could for more than one reasonQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlQuote:
Originally Posted by BeanzIt is about A Painter/Sculptor (Lynch) examining the dark underbelly of American Culture whilst simultaneously dismantling the very apparatus of Televison and the fictionalized form of episodic crime dramas (comics/penny dreadfuls etc) that preceded it. It's a bit like Bergerac but with Ross's mum carrying a log and Brockton dancing to Jazz whilst speaking backwards in a red room. It is both brilliant and incredibly shite at the same time. Umissable. It's like hallucinogenics for straight peopleQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlI'm old Beanz I need you to explain what Twin Peaks is about , I know it was a show but never watched it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb9Acr_OHCw
Beanz in 1990's I was in the boozer every weekend and every evening I didn't watch shows on tv. ;)
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Originally David Lynch's dramatization was called -
Impressive Norks.
Featuring - Sherilyn Fenn.
That title didn't catch on.
How about when your hair has been white for so long that you can't remember what color it used to be?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha
How about being bald and not ever getting to the Grey stage you show off.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by greynotsooldHow about when your hair has been white for so long that you can't remember what color it used to be?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha
Mornings. Always been more of a night owl but almost dread them now. With arthritis not moving all night makes them painful until your up and moving again.
Winters. Always been more of a summer person but dread the early darkness now. With arthritis the cold weather makes them painful until your up and moving again. :)
When 10:30pm is bed time weekday or weekends.
Buddy you are Indian , not know for being skiers ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Knees, after years of playing too much football especially whilst injured seriously knackered them. Ihave 85 year olds knees. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Everywhere ;D I have Ankylosing Spondylitis which means my back is gradually fusing together and Psoriatic Arthritis which mainly affects my hands and feet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Snap! (Ankylosing Spondylitis)
What daily medication/pain killers are you on?
Snap? :-X ;D My brother is much worse than me in his mid twenties and is already a hunchback, looks like a question mark used to play rugby, ride his bike everywhere trying to do as much as he can before he seizes up and is an anthropologist studying hunting etc at the moment. Was a brilliant painter but his hands no good for it anymore. I used to so worry about his back/neck snapping when he played contact sports.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
I was on Meloxicam ,Propranolol and a slow release morphine patch but now I have gone cold turkey. I started working out again with free weights and a chin/pull up bar after getting very ill with AS and a number of other things and although it still hurts the more I move the better it is. I spend long hours now crouched down ringside with a heavy camera in each hand, and I feel it for a few days after that, but I could not handle being so monged on Morphine etc.
My Bro is much worse and has to apply for permission to have his medication in the cabin in a freezebag on flights. I will ask him what it is but he basically injects a couple times a month and it relives him of much of the pain. Changed his life massively.
Stay as active as possible and use natural sustenance as you can. Positive mental attitude helps as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzSnap? :-X ;D My brother is much worse than me in his mid twenties and is already a hunchback, looks like a question mark used to play rugby, ride his bike everywhere trying to do as much as he can before he seizes up and is an anthropologist studying hunting etc at the moment. Was a brilliant painter but his hands no good for it anymore. I used to so worry about his back/neck snapping when he played contact sports.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
I was on Meloxicam ,Propranolol and a slow release morphine patch but now I have gone cold turkey. I started working out again with free weights and a chin/pull up bar after getting very ill with AS and a number of other things and although it still hurts the more I move the better it is. I spend long hours now crouched down ringside with a heavy camera in each hand, and I feel it for a few days after that, but I could not handle being so monged on Morphine etc.
My Bro is much worse and has to apply for permission to have his medication in the cabin in a freezebag on flights. I will ask him what it is but he basically injects a couple times a month and it relives him of much of the pain. Changed his life massively.
If you have 1 bad day in 6 weeks then that is good. :)
When they first gave me the morphine patches I burst out laughing because they told me not to ingest them. When I ran out I realised what a big difference they make. I daily/nightly have anti-inflammatories plus codeine with paracetamol too.
@Master, what do you take daily for dodgy knees?
Fuck this is like a doctor's waiting room SHIT WE ARE OLD.
I take supplements such as cod liver oil, vitamin D and B12. Exercise regularly (non-impact on the knees) and eat healthy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
So far knees have been fine since I quit football, so should get knees replaced when I a 65. Which is 20 years time. :)
When you decide that it is for the best that you fall asleep in bed listening to a documentary rather than fall asleep on the settee listening to led zeppelin.
following on from my last post I suppose, when you have got a week off from work and you decide to have a mini one man party, get 8 cans deep and then decide that rather than hit up your other 4 cans of stella that you bought specifically for this night you decide to watch a documentary on scientists attempting to find dark matter and dark energy that you recorded on BBC4 the other week.
I mean for fucks sake purposely recording shit off BBC4 is old man enough, but these days I do it regularly, the younger version of me hates myself.
When co workers get your cake 2 days late and use a half dozen Q tips as candles because they run out of candles ;D.
Then actually light them. Dopes almost set the room ablaze :angryxo4:
My friend has the same back problem you guys have. A very health conscious person, but now on a regimen of daily medication. It's a sign of getting older that you and everyone around you seems to be having problems with their health. It didn't use to be like this.
when that guy you saw on the corner when you were 25 looked like a big bellied/curve-spined/fat-assed ***OLD MAN***, and then you get out of the shower one morning and look in the full length mirror and say:
I HAVE SEEN THE ENEMY, AND IT IS ME!
Batman are you watching BBC programme about sleep deprivation and link to obesity and type 2 diabetes?
nah I know all about that, staying up late to watch the boxing every week has turned me into a right fat miserable cunt, two more late nights and I reckon I'll lose a foot to diabetesQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Scary, I am going to bed on time now. No more late nights. You are a bad influence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Batmannah I know all about that, staying up late to watch the boxing every week has turned me into a right fat miserable cunt, two more late nights and I reckon I'll lose a foot to diabetesQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
After last weeks debacle I don't blame you, at least this weekend we have BoxNation and Sky to choose from at a reasonable time, a few coffees and then bed it'll be for me on Saturday nightQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterScary, I am going to bed on time now. No more late nights. You are a bad influence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Batmannah I know all about that, staying up late to watch the boxing every week has turned me into a right fat miserable cunt, two more late nights and I reckon I'll lose a foot to diabetesQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
FUCKING ROCK N ROOOOOLLLLLLLLLL
Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham - Kal Yafai v Suguru Maranaka (WBA super-flyweight), Sam Eggington v Cerenfino Rodriguez (European welterweight), Gamal Yafai v Sean Davis (WBC international super-bantamweight)Quote:
Originally Posted by BatmanAfter last weeks debacle I don't blame you, at least this weekend we have BoxNation and Sky to choose from at a reasonable time, a few coffees and then bed it'll be for me on Saturday nightQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterScary, I am going to bed on time now. No more late nights. You are a bad influence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Batmannah I know all about that, staying up late to watch the boxing every week has turned me into a right fat miserable cunt, two more late nights and I reckon I'll lose a foot to diabetesQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
FUCKING ROCK N ROOOOOLLLLLLLLLL
or
First Direct Arena, Leeds - Josh Warrington v Kiko Martinez (WBC international featherweight), Nicola Adams v Maryan Salazar (4x3 min rounds)
I keeping with the topic of the thread I actually looked at the tickets for the Yafai gig but decided it was too expensive and decided to stay at home and be miserably happy on my own insteadQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterBarclaycard Arena, Birmingham - Kal Yafai v Suguru Maranaka (WBA super-flyweight), Sam Eggington v Cerenfino Rodriguez (European welterweight), Gamal Yafai v Sean Davis (WBC international super-bantamweight)Quote:
Originally Posted by BatmanAfter last weeks debacle I don't blame you, at least this weekend we have BoxNation and Sky to choose from at a reasonable time, a few coffees and then bed it'll be for me on Saturday nightQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterScary, I am going to bed on time now. No more late nights. You are a bad influence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Batmannah I know all about that, staying up late to watch the boxing every week has turned me into a right fat miserable cunt, two more late nights and I reckon I'll lose a foot to diabetesQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
FUCKING ROCK N ROOOOOLLLLLLLLLL
or
First Direct Arena, Leeds - Josh Warrington v Kiko Martinez (WBC international featherweight), Nicola Adams v Maryan Salazar (4x3 min rounds)
I think he was at the bull ring yesterday had I known I would have gone.Quote:
Originally Posted by BatmanI keeping with the topic of the thread I actually looked at the tickets for the Yafai gig but decided it was too expensive and decided to stay at home and be miserably happy on my own insteadQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterBarclaycard Arena, Birmingham - Kal Yafai v Suguru Maranaka (WBA super-flyweight), Sam Eggington v Cerenfino Rodriguez (European welterweight), Gamal Yafai v Sean Davis (WBC international super-bantamweight)Quote:
Originally Posted by BatmanAfter last weeks debacle I don't blame you, at least this weekend we have BoxNation and Sky to choose from at a reasonable time, a few coffees and then bed it'll be for me on Saturday nightQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterScary, I am going to bed on time now. No more late nights. You are a bad influence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Batmannah I know all about that, staying up late to watch the boxing every week has turned me into a right fat miserable cunt, two more late nights and I reckon I'll lose a foot to diabetesQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
FUCKING ROCK N ROOOOOLLLLLLLLLL
or
First Direct Arena, Leeds - Josh Warrington v Kiko Martinez (WBC international featherweight), Nicola Adams v Maryan Salazar (4x3 min rounds)
When you could do the decorating such as wallpapering, painting and varnishing without getting tired.
I could do it easily and still have enough energy to play football and exercise but now it is just hard work and tiring. I am shattered for the day :(
A wild grey hair poking out of your eyebrow. The hell is that all about :mad:!