I have woken up feeling a million dollars considering last night.
re: absinthe. I know that you are indeed meant to have it watered down/on a spoon/with sugar etc. But we were a bunch of 20/21 year olds celebrating a mate's 21st so there was absolutely no intention of having it "properly". I had the shot, and it felt like I had third-degree burns in my throat. Definitely regret it. I think if you have shots you're kind of meant to enjoy them.
And you're right Ashley - a mate of mine had five shots of absinthe, forgetting the alc%, in a matter of minutes, thinking, well, I still feel fine. About 10 minutes later he had a pile of spew in front of him that actually contained solid food.
re: OOC. Definitely worthy of its spot in that setlist, and any greatest hits setlist. Ass Dan is right in that it hasn't been on compilations and hasn't been a setlist regular for a long time, but one listen to the song assures you of its classic status.
Fuck's sake you're amateur.
This should be on LM's list of "least surprising things said in random"
Dime a dozen in Australia. Cobbler probably has a pile converted to mung rags under his bed
I certainly wouldn't feel bad Lonely Islanding on an ACDC shirt. I'll explain.
I really, really hate AC/DC. I never used to. My Dad played Back in Black a lot, and that is a great album. But my younger brother got into AC/DC and played nothing but their music for about a year. I'm not kidding. Even when I was at the height of my U2 obsession I wasn't playing their music that much, and I interspersed it with other artists. My brother played Rock n Roll Train, from their last album, at least 10 times a day. Whenever he was on the computer, doing chores or just chilling all I would hear was AC/DC. They were okay in small doses, but a lot of their music sounds very similar. Due to that ridiculous over saturation, I can barely stand listening to their music at all.
You're evolving quickly, Cobbler. Maybe you can pick up with that.
I am waiting for the day my dance moves during the "shake it like a polaroid picture" part of Hey Ya! or my rendition of Big Boi's verse from Roses either turns a lady on or makes her want to have pity sex.
That's far more positive than the, "Every day is silent and grey", that I was just listening to.
That
is positive in yup's world.