There Is A Light That Never Goes Out — Forum Archive

16 Nov 2001, 05:55

Hi, Im back. This place looks different. So hows everyone keeping? Im sure you all missed me. Its been a rough couple of weeks. :cry:

16 Nov 2001, 06:00

Facsy my man, glad to have you back...been difficult fighting a lone 'Rock The Shack' furrow. Coincidently when I left my last job, I wrote an email to my department saying cheerio and titled it 'There is a light that never goes out'

16 Nov 2001, 06:02

Welcome back Facsy lad, you've got a lot of catching up to do, that's for sure. Lot's of newcomers since you last graced the forum with your wit and wisdom. And for god sake reclaim the mantle of teaser setter, Marty's are too controversial! :smoking:

16 Nov 2001, 06:13

Hello Facsimilie you little chicken and egg scenario generator. It was only the other day that I had to remind some new comers about your legacy... you might find it somewhere if your into it. I stuck up for your wonderful quality of posts... and the fact you sometimes got narky like snake does every day. Incidentally, if your wondering why Seb is now snake its because his bitch calls him python.

Anyway I hope your lass is alright and Muffler's right... you have got a lot of catching up to do. Some funny shits happened but you really had to be there. One day Muffy made about 882 posts to Honey Monster by accident and brought the site down. (so just the same as usual)

:hat:

16 Nov 2001, 06:23

....and you missed Busters video, what a hoot! :lol:

16 Nov 2001, 06:27

Oh I... Buster's foray into the movie world... top dollar.

If you ask Klumpy nicely he'll give you the link to the magical world.

16 Nov 2001, 06:28

....On the 'Neworderonliners who are you' thread. I won't stop advertising this until I'm sure everyone has witnessed it.

16 Nov 2001, 06:39

Welcome back, Facsy. We missed you. Hope you're OK.

16 Nov 2001, 13:58

Originally posted by Muffy Welcome back Facsy lad, you've got a lot of catching up to do, that's for sure. Lot's of newcomers since you last graced the forum with your wit and wisdom. And for god sake reclaim the mantle of teaser setter, Marty's are too controversial!

"MARTY'S are too controversial"???!?!?!?!?!?! :eek: WHAT?? I stepped down AGES ago - it's Allen Jarvis and Hanky Panky who are setting difficult bastard teasers now....they're all over the place!!! Tut tut!!!

4 Jan 2002, 22:01

"in any country of the world, no matter how different their religion, language, economic system, or way of thinking may be, small flowers bloom in the fields, little birds sing......"

Thank you New Order, Paul Haig, Sakamoto, Takahashi, Sandii and the Sunsetz, O. Haza, The Ukrainians, A Certain Ratio and many many others.

"There's a light that never goes out..."

To achieve Human Communication we must seed Culture.....

5 Jan 2002, 00:41

Is there a doctor in the room?

5 Jan 2002, 06:16

On a scale of one to obscure, Fred's latest has to be one of the more inscrutable we've had. Unless I am losing the plot, and it all makes perfect sense of course !

5 Jan 2002, 06:59

Fac21 is back... maybe now we can return to a state of abnormality round here.

5 Jan 2002, 10:23

You know, Seb...

Moz never had a job, because he...never wanted one.

(And now he doesn't even have a label...no offense to the good folks at Rhino.)

5 Jan 2002, 10:26

Gnu - have you recovered from yer ear bashing then :lol: Can you believe people thought I was you? Take that as a compliment mate;)

5 Jan 2002, 20:32

Originally posted by Sébastien Boisvert Is there a doctor in the room?

Re Sèb.....

The choice: Music of doctors?

Now, doctors that can be a rather dark choice for some, if you're scared of all the terror and the tension in the world I'll guess you will find New Other and other music a lot more lighter than doctors, cos the advice you get from music is often keep moving and join in. In contrary to doctors who often advice you to take time off work.

Get out of the dark - be your own doctor: hmmm think I'll go back to work to achieve more time out, after some joyful hours at the local dance floor saturday night,( eh edit: a correction, yesterday was in fact friday), and tell the doctor to piss off for awhile!! ;)

6 Jan 2002, 15:13

aherr... are you in your monthly week of "vacation", Frode?

6 Jan 2002, 15:47

yeah, approximately, four weeks left of the doc's adviced vacation (back to work in February), to contemplate what to do next, to achieve time enough to think about written words and approach a world of Cecilia Höglund, Gianni Nocenzi, Sakamoto, JP Sartre, Camus, Goethe again, while dancing to Leftfield, Dido, Faithless, The Unknown Cases, Miriam Makeba, Joy Division, New Order and starting to think about how to stop posting internet messages.

talking about intellectual actions: The "Cohesion" charity compilation album was a good one, where all the proceeds went to removal of landmines, but to be balanced - it wasn't exactly an intellectual thing to do to post the news on an internet site to glorify the event. A "Manchester United"-post of mine :-)

Btw: Have a nice day and Kindest Regards

6 Jan 2002, 19:26

More lightness - Fine if you're net-addictive :)

(This sudden and total "darkness of reason" disintegrate things, people and words.

Only a little melody, to cast a glance at the Horizon again. In spite of everything)

8 Jan 2002, 02:10

More "There's a light that never goes out"-tributes

Since the Morris Fan's topic is closed - trying to see it in lightness:

Re Morris Fan The speculation part in your messages could also be meant as high-minded irony - so what it really meant could the other way around. 1 - that you're really sick and tired of people speculations, the same kind of specs as you find in bloody gossip-mags, about Ian's private life

We have the music, the rest is pure speculations.