#stillbitter
Damn if Peos is playing Iâm going to have to start warming up.
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Spin the bitterness awayâŚwho knows, play that again and it would probably get through (Iâd yes it)
Nah, on my way to the football.
Go zimmer go
Spin before you leave
ZIMMER ! ZIMMER! ZIMMER!
As I saidâŚ
So go yourselfâŚitâs been over a month since you last had a spin.
Thatâs enough of a break
Nah, I havenât really slept yet. Iâll be lucky to last the game, let alone be around to spin after it.
No one wants the decks post loss to Brisbane when everyone is worked up about Myers and Clark.
Fark it, somebody will step up after the game.
Until then, sob storiesâŚ
@mrjez thoughts on the new foals album? I really like it, lost the rawness of the early albums, but some great songs.
I havenât kept up with them, but funnily enough I was pumping the first album on my headphones on the train home last night. Thanks, Iâll give it a listen.
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I just brought the debut on vinyl. Itâs record store day in aus today so went down earlier. Been meaning to get it for ages.
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It was that track getting played in Blond DJ that made me realise I hadnât listened to them for years. Now itâs getting regular spins again. Itâs like an awesome Bloc Party/Battles hybrid.
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Continuing on the car theme of a few nights back, I (together with some mates) made the long journey to Bribie Island (just North of Brisbane) in late 1981.
The concept of the journey there was that we only stopped for petrolâŚnothing else. If you wanted food, drink or a toilet break, you did that at the petrol stop.
There were six of us in three carsâŚthree of us had made the journey before and the others were doing it for the first time.
We left Melbourne around 2.30am and headed North. About two hours into the drive, the car with two of the newbies indicated that they were pulling overâŚthey were the trail car at that stage and so the other two cars had to stop and go back to see what was wrong.
Imagine our displeasure when we found out that they were only stopping to change driversâŚâwe should all be changing every two hoursâ was the statement from one of them (a police officer). They both copped a serve about that and we continued on.
It was a long trip as they both wanted to stop for lunch break and dinner break (as well as their regular driver changes)
The only stop the rest of us were happy with was when we stopped in Ipswich to buy beer (it was getting late and we were worried we wouldnât get to Bribie before the pub shut).
Total travel time was 21 hours to do around 1750kms.
The trip back some weeks laterâŚless than 17.5 hours as the slow two had left a week earlier.
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Definitely bloc party.
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