Embarass yourself. Reveal your guilty pleasures. — Forum Archive

31 Jan 2006, 14:43

31 Jan 2006, 14:46

Heh! heh!

:ignore:

31 Jan 2006, 14:49

DON'T YOU FUCKS DARE LAUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

31 Jan 2006, 14:52

Kylie?

31 Jan 2006, 14:56

I used to quite like this back in 1985

But i saw the video just the other day and laughed my fookin socks off.

31 Jan 2006, 14:58

Johnny wrote: I used to quite like this back in 1985

But i saw the video just the other day and laughed my fookin socks off.

What is it?

31 Jan 2006, 15:01

Just what it syas on the cover.Obsession by Animotion.There was some club song around recently that sampled it quite well actually

31 Jan 2006, 15:03

Sorry, but the image isn't coming up.

What was so funny about the video?

31 Jan 2006, 15:04

31 Jan 2006, 15:24

i do have a couple of kylie cds.

31 Jan 2006, 15:25

Christopher Owens wrote: Sorry, but the image isn't coming up.

What was so funny about the video?

You can't seee the image? Hmmm. its' up on my screen.The video is just funny because it's so dated.

31 Jan 2006, 15:54

The Bee Gees-- Was just singin' Lonely Days in the kitchen whilst washing the dishes... :blush:

Elton John-- Look beyond the cheese and he's a first-rate songwriter... :blackeye:

John Denver-- Never liked him until a fan sang Annie's Song in a rich baritone around the midnight campfire... :cry:

31 Jan 2006, 16:02

A couple of Pink Floyd tunes...............and Brix Smith.

31 Jan 2006, 17:07

31 Jan 2006, 18:29

i'm with comrade s. on john denver backstreet boys--i want it that way (perfect) aqua--barbie girl (i own the CD single with the video on it) air supply--all out of love tatu--all the things she said journey--don't stop believing (i LOVE this song) lionel richie (his entire repertoire) faith hill--cry

any time i hear rainbow connection or puff the magic dragon i cry.

i also own the pete's dragon soundtrack.

and i've been obsessed with the musical 'annie' since 1980. when the film came out i bought a matching dress and wore it to school. i even had my hair permed like annie. i love everything about annie. she is my heroine.

31 Jan 2006, 19:37

I embarrass myself enough by liking Depeche Mode. But they're a bit more than just a guilty pleasure.

31 Jan 2006, 19:45

31 Jan 2006, 20:02

31 Jan 2006, 20:16

Taboo # 7 wrote:

nothing wrong with ABBA.

31 Jan 2006, 21:55

I'm with you on that Ronald. ABBA are treasures.

My guilty pleasure is sugary sweet 50's doo wop.

31 Jan 2006, 22:49

I'll take the abuse if anyone can name a better UK Tv composer of the last well how ever long TV been on air. (certainly isn't ronnie fuckin hazelhurst, and I said succesful so Ron G is out as well)

31 Jan 2006, 23:02

What's with being guilty about Daft Punk?

Although if your image was their latest album, we could cut you some slack...

:\pimp3:

31 Jan 2006, 23:02

This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: I embarrass myself enough by liking Depeche Mode. But they're a bit more than just a guilty pleasure.

THen why do you place them in here? You're quite often off the key, as I see, in threads, ha ha :)) DM are ok. Set me free.

31 Jan 2006, 23:10

I actually just bought single Enjoy The Silence, because it was $ 1. I couldn't resist, sorry!

31 Jan 2006, 23:16

31 Jan 2006, 23:25

Let me think of my guilty pleasures...

Herbie: Fully Loaded:

Geri (sorry, but not into Spice stuff):

Mireille Mathieu:

THE:

1 Feb 2006, 01:56

telling my mates that i like new order.

(they say: oh you mean that faggot band that sing about topping themselves etc)

yep thats the one. :nod:

1 Feb 2006, 02:04

That'd be just before you stick their heads inside a 2KW bass bin playing Video586 (or AOC/ceremony depending i the audience are rock luddites or not) then would it?

1 Feb 2006, 02:55

Steve Campbell wrote: That'd be just before you stick their heads inside a 2KW bass bin playing Video586 (or AOC/ceremony depending i the audience are rock luddites or not) then would it?

translation please? :confused2:

1 Feb 2006, 07:45

:rofl:

1 Feb 2006, 10:32

spice girls.

i own the vhs (!) and dvd for spiceworld.

saw the movie in theatres countless times, twice in a row but it was fueled by alcohol since we snuck beer inside.

ah the mid to late 90s...

1 Feb 2006, 11:56

mysilentface wrote: spice girls.

i own the vhs (!) and dvd for spiceworld.

saw the movie in theatres countless times, twice in a row but it was fueled by alcohol since we snuck beer inside.

ah the mid to late 90s...

Yeah that was a good movie. I had VHS, too. Thinking of DVD now. Plus I have three rare promo singles I was paid with for my job when I worked in a music shop.

1 Feb 2006, 12:23

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:laugh: It's one half of the Chuckle Brothers!

1 Feb 2006, 13:24

2 Feb 2006, 05:18

I must confess I purchased Dead or Alive - You spin me round yesterday :)

2 Feb 2006, 05:22

I sometimes sing U2 songs in the shower.

EDIT: Nothing since Rattle and Hum though.

2 Feb 2006, 05:25

john kershaw wrote: telling my mates that i like new order.

(they say: oh you mean that faggot band that sing about topping themselves etc)

yep thats the one.

GET NEW MATES!!!

And for me...

The Carpenters Some U2 Anything from the 80's Barry Manilow

... i could go on...

2 Feb 2006, 05:32

Hawaiian Shirts

2 Feb 2006, 05:59

By the way "JULIETTE", you can run but you can't hide. I know who you really are...

2 Feb 2006, 06:10

Missy Jem wrote:

john kershaw wrote: telling my mates that i like new order.

(they say: oh you mean that faggot band that sing about topping themselves etc)

yep thats the one.

GET NEW MATES!!!

Perhaps that's the best he can do.

2 Feb 2006, 06:24

shhh...don't tell anyone...but I quite liked a couple of Sugababes tunes...

I wass listening to Round Round and Hole In The Head on the way home from work yesterday...

:blackeye:

2 Feb 2006, 06:47

What, New Order don't count?!

2 Feb 2006, 10:29

Fleetwood Mac

Jethro Tull

Donovan

:faint:

2 Feb 2006, 11:49

Alright now who could top this!

Barry sings a medly of commercial jingles he did. Wow, if only I could have been there for that!

2 Feb 2006, 11:53

2 Feb 2006, 11:54

Dan Delgado wrote: Alright now who could top this!

Barry sings a medly of commercial jingles he did. Wow, if only I could have been there for that!

An actual guilty pleasure of yours? Or sarcasm? 'Cause my sarcasm detectors are on red alert...

2 Feb 2006, 12:01

Don't diss The Bazza...

2 Feb 2006, 12:03

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Dan Delgado wrote: Alright now who could top this!

Barry sings a medly of commercial jingles he did. Wow, if only I could have been there for that!

An actual guilty pleasure of yours? Or sarcasm? 'Cause my sarcasm detectors are on red alert...

Mine would be too, it's truly awful.

But my mother would play this double album classic all time when I was a kid, and man I just loved it. Haven't heard it in years though.

2 Feb 2006, 12:05

Snoopy wrote: I must confess I purchased Dead or Alive - You spin me round yesterday :)

:nonono:

Having said that

:o

2 Feb 2006, 12:17

i'm seeing quite a few artists on here and thinking: nothing wrong with these folks!

2 Feb 2006, 12:29

AgentWood wrote: i'm seeing quite a few artists on here and thinking: nothing wrong with these folks!

I feel no shame with Barry. But I could see why someone might.

2 Feb 2006, 17:58

[orange]|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3[/orange] wrote:

This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: I embarrass myself enough by liking Depeche Mode. But they're a bit more than just a guilty pleasure.

THen why do you place them in here? You're quite often off the key, as I see, in threads, ha ha :)) DM are ok. Set me free.

Well, I honestly don't feel embarrassed for liking them, except for when others give me a hard time for liking them, saying they're a gay band and such.

3 Feb 2006, 00:06

Missy Jem wrote:

john kershaw wrote: telling my mates that i like new order.

(they say: oh you mean that faggot band that sing about topping themselves etc)

yep thats the one.

GET NEW MATES!!!

And for me...

The Carpenters Some U2 Anything from the 80's Barry Manilow

... i could go on...

The first thing that came into my head was John should stop hanging round with cunts when I read his post...

For me its...Well I don't really endorse guilt per say, as its a pretty useless emotion.....apparantly.

1 Mar 2006, 11:50

:embarassed:

1 Mar 2006, 13:08

[orange]depthcharge[/orange] wrote: What's with being guilty about Daft Punk?Although if your image was their latest album, we could cut you some slack...:\pimp3:

right. Daft Punk said to have influenced many. Pink Floyd/the Cars/ the Bee Gees/ everyone knows the words.-edit--asparagus tips, salty decent black olives and and artichoke hearts are also $ guilty pleasures.

1 Mar 2006, 19:53

The Eagles Fleetwood Mac (they are from Atherton FFS) Violent Femmes (come on, they have a song called Blister in the Sun!) and

don't you dare laugh, I will never forgive you if you do.......

classic Rick Astley

Didn't I tell you not to laugh!?! :lol:

1 Mar 2006, 19:59

So we share a guilty pleasure, then? ahhh... :love:

Does this mean your residence on the west coast can be narrowed to the vicinity of Atherton-ish, give or take?

1 Mar 2006, 20:01

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: So we share a guilty pleasure, then? ahhh...

Does this mean your residence on the west coast can be narrowed to the vicinity of Atherton-ish, give or take?

I would say you're right on the money.

1 Mar 2006, 20:13

I would say I'm right on something. :nod:

I suppose this means you usually fly out of SFO, whereas I ususally fly into SJC. :shades:

Uhh, when I'm not flying into JFK.

1 Mar 2006, 20:17

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: I would say I'm right on something.

I suppose this means you usually fly out of SFO, whereas I ususally fly into SJC.

Uhh, when I'm not flying into JFK.

Actually, I usully fly in and out of SJC. I like the smaller airport and it's less of a hassle for me.

SFO and OAK are only convenient b/c of BART.

1 Mar 2006, 20:19

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: I would say I'm right on something.

I suppose this means you usually fly out of SFO, whereas I ususally fly into SJC.

Uhh, when I'm not flying into JFK.

Actually, I usully fly in and out of SJC. I like the smaller airport and it's less of a hassle for me.

SFO and OAK are only convenient b/c of BART.

Oh, my gosh, I just re-read my post and realized this is such an Avengers moment with all the acronyms.

1 Mar 2006, 20:21

So our paths have crossed, although perhaps not at the same time. Or were you the attractive stranger in the Avenger's boots and dark glasses sat nearby? :shades:

By the way, how are you feeling now, post crash? Would some flowers be in order? :flowerhead:

1 Mar 2006, 20:22

Emma Peel wrote:

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: I would say I'm right on something.

I suppose this means you usually fly out of SFO, whereas I ususally fly into SJC.

Uhh, when I'm not flying into JFK.

Actually, I usully fly in and out of SJC. I like the smaller airport and it's less of a hassle for me.

SFO and OAK are only convenient b/c of BART.

Oh, my gosh, I just re-read my post and realized this is such an Avengers moment with all the acronyms.

Life imitates art. :laugh:

1 Mar 2006, 20:28

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: So our paths have crossed, although perhaps not at the same time. Or were you the attractive stranger in the Avenger's boots and dark glasses sat nearby?

By the way, how are you feeling now, post crash? Would some flowers be in order?

That was me! In fact I've still got my boots on right now, and the sunglasses are in my purse.

I'm feeling like I have no aches, post crash. I'm so glad too. I was beginning to think I would need to sue my dear friend for her reckless driving. Hahah....okay, maybe it was just a passing thought... :lol:

We probably have crossed paths. I usually wind up in the SJC airport at least 1-2 times a month. Yes, I do like traveling. :smoking:

1 Mar 2006, 20:31

More like 1-2 times per year for me at SJC. I did fly home for Christmas...

And yes, I do like my travel too. :nod:

1 Mar 2006, 20:34

Hey, if you ever need a ride from SJC for your yearly visit to the Bay area, just call me and I'll save you the cab fare!

1 Mar 2006, 20:43

The cabbie is my mother, so the ride is free. :shrug: No reason for me not to call, though, is it? :shades:

1 Mar 2006, 20:45

As Blondie says, you can "call me for some overtime." :shades:

1 Mar 2006, 20:51

he speaks the languages of love amore, chiamoti, chiamoti appelle-toi mon cherie, appelle-toi

1 Mar 2006, 20:54

:love: ambrosia...

1 Mar 2006, 21:06

my guily pleasure is eating nutella from the tub with a spoon.

1 Mar 2006, 21:09

Ronald Kirsch wrote: my guily pleasure is eating nutella from the tub with a spoon.

:barf:

Hope you're not bathing in that thing!

:evil4:

1 Mar 2006, 21:14

ok the jar to you then.

another one. i visit mcdonald's one a week.

1 Mar 2006, 21:15

Good night, Comrade and Ron. I've got to toil away at my list of errands tonight. No rest for the wicked. :)

1 Mar 2006, 21:19

Good night Emma...I hope I'm not being too presumptuous, Mrs. Peel. Time for me to get to work here too, I'm afraid. Sweet dreams tonight, Mrs. Peel.

1 Mar 2006, 21:20

good night diana. i'm actually still at work.

1 Mar 2006, 22:51

G'night Ronno. Don't work too hard.

1 Mar 2006, 23:08

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: G'night Ronno. Don't work too hard.

i'm home now.

1 Mar 2006, 23:22

I like

Peanuts

and butter

Peanut Butter :scratch:

2 Mar 2006, 01:00

2 Mar 2006, 03:13

Don't laugh - I still play them once in a while :embarassed:

2 Mar 2006, 03:25

And I know I'm not alone on this score. :nod:

2 Mar 2006, 03:31

Al Jarvis wrote: And I know I'm not alone on this score.

Do we approve of the new line-up, Allen? Or are you an "original 3" purist?

2 Mar 2006, 03:52

(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote:

Do we approve of the new line-up, Allen? Or are you an "original 3" purist?

Can't say I give a shit about which three are singing them, I just genuinely like the songs!

Given the choice though, I'd go for the 2nd of their 3 line-ups, even though Mutya was a bit of a munter.

2 Mar 2006, 03:57

Pans People or Legs & Co? :shrug:

2 Mar 2006, 05:32

I own a Kylie cd. Dammit, I like 'can't get you out of my bed'...er...I mean head.

And don't actually _own_ a cd of their's, but I don't turn the radio/telly off when a Pink or Gwen Stefani or even Ms Imbruglia track comes on. Girls Aloud and Sugababes aren't bad either. How come uncool girl-pop is actually quite good these days while boy-bands are still as ghastly as ever? Or is it just a hormone thing? Spice Girls were always shite though.

2 Mar 2006, 06:28

Al Jarvis wrote: And I know I'm not alone on this score.

I'm still confused as to how you can be taller in more ways... :confused2:

Snorri xxx

2 Mar 2006, 07:55

Listening to them now actually... :embarassed:

Snorri xxx

2 Mar 2006, 08:19

Snorrimon wrote: I'm still confused as to how you can be taller in more ways...

You could wear 2" heels?!

Or you could wear 3" heels?!

Etc.

More ways.

2 Mar 2006, 08:22

Al Jarvis wrote:

Snorrimon wrote: I'm still confused as to how you can be taller in more ways...

You could wear 2" heels?!

Or you could wear 3" heels?!

Etc.

More ways.

:idea:

Or stand on a chair...

Snorri xxx

2 Mar 2006, 08:53

:blush: :blush: :blush:

2 Mar 2006, 09:16

FAC 51 wrote:

ok, that's embarrassing.

the captain and tenille, on the other hand, are not.

2 Mar 2006, 10:05

I was going to say that my guilty pleasure is masturbating with a fist full of goose fat. But that would be crude.

I still stand by Betty Boo. She was incredible. And, yes, I'd still like to "do the do" with Betty. Goose fat and everything. "Where Are You Baby?" = pure pop genius. Deny it at your peril.

2 Mar 2006, 10:42

2 Mar 2006, 11:16

(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: I was going to say that my guilty pleasure is masturbating with a fist full of goose fat. But that would be crude.

I still stand by Betty Boo. She was incredible. And, yes, I'd still like to "do the do" with Betty. Goose fat and everything. "Where Are You Baby?" = pure pop genius. Deny it at your peril.

I still have that BettyBoo album here somewhere - reckon i still know all the lyrics to 'doin the do'. Bloody good album that was.

2 Mar 2006, 11:55

NObabe wrote:

hey own that. have done so since it first came out. nothing wrong with banarama.

2 Mar 2006, 12:06

Ronald Kirsch wrote: hey own that. have done so since it first came out. nothing wrong with banarama.

Tell me about the Greatest Shits Collection :laugh: well not really :wink: , I have it on vynil and VHS too.

Wait till you see my new avatar :laugh:

2 Mar 2006, 12:11

Wait till you see my new avatar

I'm waiting

2 Mar 2006, 12:17

NObabe wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote: hey own that. have done so since it first came out. nothing wrong with banarama.

Tell me about the Greatest Shits Collection well not really ,

i just did one of those. nothing like a good crap to get the day going. :D

2 Mar 2006, 12:17

"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote:

Wait till you see my new avatar

I'm waiting

Make it a seabird - you know it makes sense...

Snorri xxx

2 Mar 2006, 12:25

"Digital Mike Binoche" wrote:

Wait till you see my new avatar

I'm waiting

Evening Mikey :laugh:

2 Mar 2006, 12:36

Why is Nool so slow?

2 Mar 2006, 13:00

NObabe wrote:

Another Bananarama fan here. In fact, Comrade has an ex who's a dead ringer for the blonde... :nod:

2 Mar 2006, 13:12

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Comrade has an ex who's a dead ringer for the blonde...

Hey, what is 'dead ringer'?

All I know is I almost went gay for the blonde(Sarah Dallin) haha when I was 10 I think :ignore:

2 Mar 2006, 13:17

"dead ringer" means they look so alike they could be twins... :)

2 Mar 2006, 13:19

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: "dead ringer" means they look so alike they could be twins... :)

:jawdrop:

LUCKY BASTARD!!!!!!! :lol:

2 Mar 2006, 13:20

From stories I've heard post-breakup, you might have had some success going gay for my Sarah Dallin look-alike ex. :ignore:

2 Mar 2006, 13:24

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: From stories I've heard post-breakup, you might have had some success going gay for my Sarah Dallin look-alike ex.

But Comrade, I don't think that's some compliment for you then :laugh: :wink: :eek:

2 Mar 2006, 13:28

Bananarama have nothing on this beauty;

2 Mar 2006, 13:29

NObabe wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: From stories I've heard post-breakup, you might have had some success going gay for my Sarah Dallin look-alike ex.

But Comrade, I don't think that's some compliment for you then

It is if she went against her inclinations to be with Comrade. :smoking:

2 Mar 2006, 13:33

But I keed, I keed, just some dubious stories told to me post-breakup by her bitter ex-best friend. :shrug:

She is a Sarah Dallin lookalike, though. No kidding. :nod:

2 Mar 2006, 13:35

A-HA!! (um, not the band) :uhoh: Fair enough, Comrade mate :)

:love:

[black]IT'S OFFICIAL NOW, I AM GAY[/black]

:laugh:

2 Mar 2006, 13:51

:embarassed:

2 Mar 2006, 13:56

NObabe wrote: A-HA!! (um, not the band) Fair enough, Comrade mate :)

[black]IT'S OFFICIAL NOW, I AM GAY[/black]

All over the world,the sound of weeping men :D

2 Mar 2006, 14:13

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2 Mar 2006, 14:37

Steve Campbell wrote:

NObabe wrote: A-HA!! (um, not the band) Fair enough, Comrade mate :)

[black]IT'S OFFICIAL NOW, I AM GAY[/black]

All over the world,the sound of weeping men :D

More like the sound of :jump: men, I say. :D

2 Mar 2006, 14:46

NObabe wrote: A-HA!! (um, not the band) Fair enough, Comrade mate :)

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