Yeah, there is that about you, which really does confuse people.
I think most people expect that I listen to classical music or something.
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I think most people expect that I listen to classical music or something.
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Yeah, I can see that suiting you.
And I'm just a monumental stinge.
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I think most people expect that I listen to classical music or something.
While sitting in an easy chair in a red satin robe smoking a pipe.
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I R NEO FROM TEH MATRIX lulz.
Which reminds me, I've gotta find him a pipe for his birthday...
And something non-tobacco/addictive for me to smoke in it, I hope?
bono_212
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Nope. Pretty much I have nothing extra U2-wise but a few 00s b-sides, TJT bonus disc, and that one BBC concert from 78?
As it is, I only just got the last two albums of theirs I didn't have (October and R&H)
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I can see me listening to metal in an easy chair in a red satin robe smoking a pipe, observing that "the composition of this song is truly remarkable; the emphatic vocals are complemented by unconventionally composed riffs that evoke a uniquely captivating atmosphere of vast, grandiose soundscapes."
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Bubbles ftw! Though, ask any child, they can be addicting.
bono_212
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I can see me listening to metal in an easy chair in a red satin robe smoking a pipe, observing that "the composition of this song is truly remarkable; the emphatic vocals are complemented by unconventionally composed riffs that evoke a uniquely captivating atmosphere of vast, grandiose soundscapes."
Oh God
that got a for real laugh out loud. God 
The Sad Punk
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So I ended up getting stuck in looking at restuarants on the internet and now I've discovered that there are Sudanese, South African and Jamaican restaurants in Adelaide... I can't wait to try them!
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Damn, I couldn't find a picture of Bart Simpson smoking his bubble pipe...
The Sad Punk
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Get him a hookah instead, U-Wen. 
bono_212
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Isn't he wearing a red stain robe in that picture?
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That BBC Concert is NOT real. Some idiot maliciously or otherwise mislabelled the early demos. Its tracks are from the April 1978 and February 1979 sessions for the most part, with odds and ends from elsewhere.
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Get him a hookah instead, U-Wen.
There were kids smoking a bong or something the other day on South Lawn at uni...
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Yep, that's the one.
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Jesus Christ Well, all I care from it really anyways is Street Mission. *reminds self to retag songs later*
The Sad Punk
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Find anything good round Melbourne? I'm beginning to get worried about Lambs...
Oops, sorry about that.
I mean, for all I know it could be as good as you've said it is. There is a place, called "Flora" I think? Seems to be in the city area, it's Indian and recommended.
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Oh yes, that's right, the "BBC Concert" also has the 1 November 1978 session which was officially released on iTunes as part of the Complete U2 package.
Personally, I've always maintained that The Dream Is Over and Lost On A Silent Planet (Life On A Distant Planet, The Magic Carpet, Judith, whatever you want to call it) are great songs, better than numerous songs on U2's albums. I'd rather listen to them than most of what U2's released this decade.
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Oops, sorry about that.
There is a place, called "Flora" I think? Seems to be in the city area, it's Indian and recommended.
Yep, just found it on the site. Interesting... Ax, up for curry?
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Also, a tip for those looking for good Chinese food: if there aren't many Chinese people actually eating in the place, then be very suspicious.
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"there is an extensive and (just as importantly) well priced wine list."
Well, that's got Ax's vote.
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Holy crap, there's an Indian restaurant called GAYLORD, and the strange thing is, I've actually heard of it!
Gaylord Indian Restaurant Melbourne Restaurant Review and Information
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Not sure how keen I am on curry, partly because I probably haven't had any good curry in years upon years. Mum and Alan make curry sometimes that I rather dislike, though the rest of the family enjoys it.
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