Re: Celebrity Death List MMXVIII/The Death Thread 2018

by skully Tue 23 Jan 2018, 12:10

Phurt. It was drummed into me as a teenager.

by lardbucket Tue 23 Jan 2018, 13:09

skully wrote:
horace wrote:Would have thought Crackling Rosie was right in the skully wheelhouse.

I always liked Sweet Caroline (which was my Dad's favourite song).

but not as much as Red Red Wine?

by horace Tue 23 Jan 2018, 21:47

RIP Hugh Masekela, an elegant jazz muso and activist. One 'celeb' who contributed to a better world.

Link

by JGK Tue 23 Jan 2018, 22:55

horace wrote:
skully wrote:
horace wrote:Would have thought Crackling Rosie was right in the skully wheelhouse.

I always liked Sweet Caroline (which was my Dad's favourite song).

Nice for your dad; unforgivable for you.

Possibly the sagest thing Horrie has ever posted on FB.

by skully Tue 23 Jan 2018, 23:20

What a judgmental pack of judgmentally judgmental judgers you lot are. Next thing you'll be telling me you don't like Nickleback. Cool

by embee Tue 23 Jan 2018, 23:34

taipan wrote:Hugh Masekela R.I.P.

https://www.enca.com/life/entertainment/rip-hugh-masekelas-train-comes-to-a-halt

horace wrote:RIP Hugh Masekela, an elegant jazz muso and activist. One 'celeb' who contributed to a better world.

Link

NTR horrie ....and a post in agreement with taips too

by horace Tue 23 Jan 2018, 23:53

hehehe.... check out his music... it is useful

by lardbucket Wed 24 Jan 2018, 00:11

skully wrote:What a judgmental pack of judgmentally judgmental judgers you lot are. Next thing you'll be telling me you don't like Nickleback.

Nobody likes Nickleback.

by JGK Wed 24 Jan 2018, 01:05

lardbucket wrote:
skully wrote:What a judgmental pack of judgmentally judgmental judgers you lot are. Next thing you'll be telling me you don't like Nickleback.

Nobody likes Nickleback.

This thread continues to reek of sageness.

by Bradman Wed 24 Jan 2018, 01:06

Whose Nickelback? (I'm not farking joking either).

by lardbucket Wed 24 Jan 2018, 01:31

Did anybody have Tinky Winky?

Skully?

And qmy, imagine 3 chord dirges accompanied by a singer who sounds as though he is battling terminal constipation, but still bravely striving to squeeze one out.

by Bradman Wed 24 Jan 2018, 01:37

God I hated the Tellytubbies. Like with a vengeance. Wanted to deep six their creator, streaming blood, into the Gulf. I fantasised about throwing her into a croc infested river in the NT.

Hate, hate, vomit.

by skully Wed 24 Jan 2018, 02:08

Hehehe, the downside of being an older "new" father. Cool

by Bradman Wed 24 Jan 2018, 04:27

skully wrote:Hehehe, the downside of being an older "new" father.

Most of it I could handle. Loved "The Hoobs" and "Bear in the Big Blue House". Barney had some cool secondary characters to make up for Barney being pure evil," The Wiggles" used to shit me, "Thomas the Tank engine", "Postman Pat", "Fireman Sam" and "Bob the Builder" these were cool. The "Hooley Dooleys" were worse than the farking "Wiggles". That stupid five minute cartoon where some ALF gets catapaulted off it's home planet to explore other worlds was probably educational but the music should have been deep sixed along with Billionaire Bitch from the Tellytubbies.

In the old days it was easy. I used to watch Sesame Street and Play School with my little sister (I use to babysit).

by horace Wed 24 Jan 2018, 04:37

lardbucket wrote:
skully wrote:What a judgmental pack of judgmentally judgmental judgers you lot are. Next thing you'll be telling me you don't like Nickleback.

Nobody likes Nickleback.

if you mean Brokeback, I can understand Skully's natural dubber distress.

by lardbucket Wed 24 Jan 2018, 05:00

Bradman wrote:God I hated the Tellytubbies. Like with a vengeance. Wanted to deep six their creator, streaming blood, into the Gulf. I fantasised about throwing her into a croc infested river in the NT.

Hate, hate, vomit.

Bah - if you still haven't heard Nickleback, you don't know what hate is.

by Bradman Wed 24 Jan 2018, 05:05

Obviously you're someone whose kid's grew up with Sesame Street and Play School. But I will endeavour to find them on youtube and compare. Maybe they'll be on the JJJ Hot 100 or WTF they're calling it.

by lardbucket Wed 24 Jan 2018, 05:13

I remember Play School when Noni Hazelhurst was hot.

Sesame Street was outstanding at times. Some recollection of Catweazle and The Electric Company as well.

Thomas the Tank was so loved by my first lad that we ended up with all the videos. On Betamax. They're probably worth a fortune. Or not.

The Simpsons and South Park came later.

We have been a Teletubby-free zone.

by Bradman Wed 24 Jan 2018, 05:15

[quote="lardbucket"]I remember Play School when Noni Hazelhurst was hot.

Sesame Street was outstanding at times. Some recollection of Catweazle and The Electric Company as well.

Thomas the Tank was so loved by my first lad that we ended up with all the videos. On Betamax. They're probably worth a fortune. Or not.

The Simpsons and South Park came later.

We have been a Teletubby-free zone. [/quote]

Lucky, lucky bastard.

by horace Wed 24 Jan 2018, 05:41

I knew Leonie before she became Noni. Unfortunately not an ex. As a teen LH was intelligent, funny and a lovely engaging person.

by horace Wed 24 Jan 2018, 05:42

Happily I have not watched any tellytubbies.

by JGK Wed 24 Jan 2018, 05:56

lardbucket wrote:I remember Play School when Noni Hazelhurst was hot.

Sesame Street was outstanding at times. Some recollection of Catweazle and The Electric Company as well.

I remember Benita and her massive cans.

by taipan Wed 24 Jan 2018, 05:58

No Ninja Turtles?

by Bradman Wed 24 Jan 2018, 06:07

JGK wrote:
lardbucket wrote:I remember Play School when Noni Hazelhurst was hot.

Sesame Street was outstanding at times. Some recollection of Catweazle and The Electric Company as well.

I remember Benita and her massive cans.

And no farking bra. Which is why I didn't mind watching it with my sister.

by JGK Wed 24 Jan 2018, 06:28

Bradman wrote:
JGK wrote:
lardbucket wrote:I remember Play School when Noni Hazelhurst was hot.

Sesame Street was outstanding at times. Some recollection of Catweazle and The Electric Company as well.

I remember Benita and her massive cans.

And no farking bra. Which is why I didn't mind watching it with my sister.

That's sounds creepier than I am sure it was meant to.

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