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[Condensation 481]

Edited November 26, 2018 by Condensation

[smokeyh2 1,512]

guns and roses

what a band this was

just brilliant

 

[GuidoFawkes 2,384]

Something truly different

 

this is different from most of the songs here, but... :D :D :D  I have a friend who's also scottish, once he killed a sheep in front of me and made a bagpipe with it's stomach... he was all covered in the sheep's blood, as well as bits of it's bone that he chipped off when he made the mouthpiece... it was during the summer then so he wasn't wearing much clothes and as such, i could see sword scars all over his body... how did he get them? when he was 18... at that time glasgow was really violent, and there were areas there the police didn't go to. there, the gangs didn't use guns, they fought with huge long swords.... if the perfect scottish girl exists, she'd be a female version of him. but i suppose the one in your video is close enough.

[D_A_R_K_F_I_N 7,457]

[Showbot 822]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLaE1Zm6Cms

 

Dubstep..

[D_A_R_K_F_I_N 7,457]

Heavy Christmas  -  Let Christmas come

 

[Oppa 224]

[Tifa 2,110]

[Oppa 224]

[Musa 5,361]

[N221 599]

[Viking4s 10,822]

[ByeByeBye 1,756]

To be honest I am a bit disappointed in this offering from Dua Lipa and BlackPink.  It is good, but it doesn't have the passion that much of Dua Lipa's previous work had.  BlackPink doesn't add much in term of vocals and their signature dancing is pointedly absent. I don't care much about watching K-girls Vogue-pose.  Cool groove and all, but just kind of on the bland side for the song overall.

 

Maybe they will do something more for a future re-mix, but for now this is just a bit of bubble-gum pop-fluff. IMHO :)

Edited November 30, 2018 by ByeByeBye

[ByeByeBye 1,756]

this is different from most of the songs here, but... :D :D :D  I have a friend who's also scottish, once he killed a sheep in front of me and made a bagpipe with it's stomach... he was all covered in the sheep's blood, as well as bits of it's bone that he chipped off when he made the mouthpiece... it was during the summer then so he wasn't wearing much clothes and as such, i could see sword scars all over his body... how did he get them? when he was 18... at that time glasgow was really violent, and there were areas there the police didn't go to. there, the gangs didn't use guns, they fought with huge long swords.... if the perfect scottish girl exists, she'd be a female version of him. but i suppose the one in your video is close enough.

Wow...what a colorful experience.  Not many replications of that going on in the world today...well, maybe that is the norm for Scotland, but I somehow doubt it. 

 

You need a Pacific Islander girlfriend if you like them tough.  Try Tonga or Samoa.  They LOVE Western men too.  Many ladies there are definitely warrior women.

Edited November 30, 2018 by ByeByeBye

[GuidoFawkes 2,384]

Wow...what a colorful experience.  Not many replications of that going on in the world today...well, maybe that is the norm for Scotland, but I somehow doubt it.

yeah that definately isn't the norm anymore. what a shame.. if i want a girlfriend like that my only choice is an old pedophile woman :ph34r:  my friend is 60 years old (although he looks like only 30). many of my friends whom i met while travelling also ran away from their families.. he ran away first when he was 14 for 2 years until the police caught him and sent him back... then he left again when he was 18. most of my friends who travel like me are usually either giants or ex military... he's one of the few who's neither. 

 

my first ever girlfriend was scottish and also from glasgow actually, but she was... the norm, the boring norm. <_<

 

 

You need a Pacific Islander girlfriend if you like them tough.  Try Tonga or Samoa.  They LOVE Western men too.  Many ladies there are definitely warrior women.

they sound interesting, do you know anywhere in europe i can find them? cause i lost my passport 2 years ago so it's be very hard for me to get out of europe.

Edited November 30, 2018 by GuidoFawkes

[Condensation 481]

I was gonna post it -.-

[Condensation 481]

[Condensation 481]

[smokeyh2 1,512]

tis the season

 

this is a rarely heard christmas song and should be played a lot more

 

[Tifa 2,110]

[ByeByeBye 1,756]

I just found this clip...great stuff...monsters of dino-rock

 

 

 

I still like the original better...heavy metal classical.  2:48 sees the most dynamic symphonic brass choir chord ever played...ever.

 

Edited December 1, 2018 by ByeByeBye

[ByeByeBye 1,756]

 

they sound interesting, do you know anywhere in europe i can find them? cause i lost my passport 2 years ago so it's be very hard for me to get out of europe.

Uhhh, get a new one?  

 

Dating sites I guess...say you are interested in Polynesian ladies.  There may be some Tongans in Germany since in the late 1800s many Germans immigrated to Tonga.  There have to be many Tahitians and Marquesans in France.  The best would be to hop a flight or find a freighter going through the canal and on to New Zealand via several island chain stops.  Some of the Kiwi Maori babes might be right up your alley too :)

 

It is a whole other world in the South Pacific.  Tonga, Samoa, Cooks, Society, Marquesas, Kiribatti, Tuamotus, Marshals, Fiji, Solomans, and more.  Tonga and Samoa are probably the easiest to get to and least expensive to stay.  The Societys are very easy to get to but ungodly expensive since tons of Westerners want to see Tahiti and Bora Bora...plus the massive French influence hasn't helped that part of the South Pacific.  There are people from all ove the South Pacific in New Zealand and NZ is a lovely country...fairly inexpensive too with almost no culture shock to a European.

 

Do some online research.  I like the Tongan islands the best, but New Zealand might be the most efficient, easiest, and most do-able overall.

Edited December 1, 2018 by ByeByeBye

[ByeByeBye 1,756]

Here's one of my fav Christmas pieces,  Emerson, Lake, and Palmer took parts of this for their "I Believe in Father Christmas" and while it is good, it falls woefully short of the original.  This Andre Previn version is pretty close to a proper rendering of Prokofiev's winter time treat. 

 

It's short...try it, you'll like it :)

 

Edited December 1, 2018 by ByeByeBye