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Originally posted by Vompatti Vompatti wrote:

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Originally posted by Polymorphia Polymorphia wrote:

Why didn't I like the Residents before?
 
you thought they were ugly and homosexual.

that would explain the masks Shocked
 
I think we hit the nail on the head, so to speak.
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Originally posted by Ozark Soundscape Ozark Soundscape wrote:

I used to like the Residents a lot now I like them okay
same here, also i got another unpopular opinion: fingerprince is their best
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Originally posted by HemispheresOfXanadu HemispheresOfXanadu wrote:

(Hey Twseel, if you get bored could you google Verheggen and see if anything interesting comes up (like where it's most used or the definition of it)? Nothing cool shows up for silly English searches.)
(hey there, almost forgot about this post. I haven't actually heard the exact name elsewhere and a quick Dutch Google search doesn't turn up much except maybe that it's somewhat more common in the southern provinces(which makes sense since it includes the 'ver-' morpheme). We do have a minister(or at least bigshot politician) called Maxime Verhagen... The original meaning isn't to clear either, maybe your ancester lived near some bushes or he was a gardener; 'heggenschaar' means hedge trimmer. Hope that helps some)
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Originally posted by twseel twseel wrote:

Originally posted by HemispheresOfXanadu HemispheresOfXanadu wrote:

(Hey Twseel, if you get bored could you google Verheggen and see if anything interesting comes up (like where it's most used or the definition of it)? Nothing cool shows up for silly English searches.)
(hey there, almost forgot about this post. I haven't actually heard the exact name elsewhere and a quick Dutch Google search doesn't turn up much except maybe that it's somewhat more common in the southern provinces(which makes sense since it includes the 'ver-' morpheme). We do have a minister(or at least bigshot politician) called Maxime Verhagen... The original meaning isn't to clear either, maybe your ancester lived near some bushes or he was a gardener; 'heggenschaar' means hedge trimmer. Hope that helps some)
Yup, that's cool, thanks! I like the idea that I' related to a hedge trimmer/gardener. Maybe they even grew tulips! (not sure if that Holland = tulips come from here cliche is offensive)
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do you like bushes?
(ha that's not offensive, we do have a bunch of tulip fields here, but the cliche comes from the 17th century where we got a bit rich from tulip trade until it reached the first economic bubble ever... so just half accurate)
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bushes are underrated
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I like berry bushes a lot. My neighbour's strawberry bush grew through our fence at my old house which was great and an uncle had wild blackberries at a previous house. Other than that I don't really have an opinion on the bushes I've been around. LOL
Except hedges grown though chainlink fences. Nobody prunes them enough or cleans the dead leaves + garbage out from under them that I've seen, so I'm negative towards those.
I'd like to think I'd enjoy having a small herb garden though.
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^ fresh herbs are wonderful.
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i really love this album twzeel
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tell me the name icarium
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Points: 34050 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 05 2016 at 15:34
Feeding the Flame by Sad Lovers and Giants
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PIE TOO CRUMBLY
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Originally posted by Icarium Icarium wrote:

Feeding the Flame by Sad Lovers and Giants
Iz good songwriting, but the sound is exactly the same as Comsat Angels or From the Lions Mouth by the Sound, and I get tired of it easily.
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i guess i shall listen to it regardless
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I've heard too much post-punk, so I'm not a good representative for most listeners in that area.
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Originally posted by Polymorphia Polymorphia wrote:

I've heard too much post-punk, so I'm not a good representative for most listeners in that area.
i like their synth nd atmosphere, but i oike Cameleon UK more..

but Killing Joke and Bauhaus remain supreme
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sometimes acid
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Points: 67382 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 06 2016 at 19:58
I'm kind of at a loss for words.
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Points: 166178 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 06 2016 at 21:23
I don't like to lose words.
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Points: 34050 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 07 2016 at 00:01
words arent easy to find when your houseguest is alzheimer
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