#263

Dying to know who the ‘in-crowd people’ are.

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#264

I think it’s the people who say nice things to each other :woman_shrugging:

#265

Was a nice thing to wake up to

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#266

Urgh how tryhard.

#267

That’s the price you pay for being one of the in-crowd people I guess.

#268

Beer and bike chat is the in crowd?

#269

Wishpig and her gang

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#270

*crew

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#271

Possible Wolfcastle?

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#272

No idea. I’m obviously not one of the in-crowd, although I do sometimes say nice things to people so apparently I’m guilty as fuck.

#273

You bastard

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#274

Shit

#275

Not very in-crowd of you.

#277

@rich-t was just responding to @profk asking what it meant…

#279

Yeah, have sent a DM to SH. Shouldn’t have screenshot that and just linked the thread instead. Totally agree that doesn’t come across particularly well. Was not my intention at all and I have apologised to SH for that

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#281

Maybe we shouldn’t have this debate again? I appreciate that it’s something people feel strongly about but I don’t think we are going to reach any kind of consensus on the matter

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#283

Fuck sake

#284

It’s your opinion that he was right, but others don’t share that and let’s not go through the whole thing again please? I mean you can if you want obviously but it’s not going to make everyone agree. Not trying to be unpleasant to you, i just don’t see the benefit in having the debate again when the person who brought it up has already apologised

As for people behaving unpleasantly, generally nobody thinks that they are the one behaving unpleasantly in any situation so if anyone was out of line maybe that’s better handled directly in a pm

#287

The gig was fantastic - mainly because Zofff were great.

They’re a spin off of another band, Crayola Lectern. There was a track off their first album called Trip in D, which they extended out from five minutes, to even longer, then ended up playing whole sets of just that track, improvising for half an hour. Then they decided to start a whole band based on improvised psych jams, which could be dreadful if they weren’t all so great at what they do. That plus Damo Suzuki worked incredibly well.

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#288

That sounds awesome bud! Glad to hear that you had a great time. I’m not familiar with Crayola Lantern either, so that’s another recommendation to add to the pile!