Klumpsy's doberman

'Doberman', a song by Busty Klumpster's band Une Vie Austère, is now available on Audiogalaxy as a New Order track! Congrat's for such a promotion!

Yeah, coooool...

But can you download it or is it prohibited for 'copyright reasons' ?

Originally posted by Buster Klumpy Yeah, coooool...But can you download it or is it prohibited for 'copyright reasons' ?

I think it can be downloaded.

... tt's far too powerful a beast to be an Order song.

It let me put it in my queue but as I have it already,was actually just listening to it, I'm not going carry on with the download but it looks as if it should work.

it actually started to download while I was typing the above so yeah it works.

By the way, Klumpy, are you feeling better?

Originally posted by Huntsman ... tt's far too powerful a beast to be an Order song.

Cheers, mate... :)

For a moment, I wondered what "tt" was but since no ther song has been mentioned on this thread yes, I guess it must be mine...

Thank you, really...

I'm working right now on a semi-acoustic Lonesome Tonight cover...

I had a very danceable version too but my friend the programmer just can't get around the programming...

Well, thanks for caring, Patrick...

The doctor ordered me to rest for the week, so I'm home...

I have a tension way too high... More than 17... But I don't know if it's measured or even called the same around yours...

Originally posted by Buster Klumpy I have a tension way too high... More than 17... But I don't know if it's measured or even called the same around yours...

Explain Further Klumps - haven't a clue what tension could be....did you catch it off someone?

Enjoy your week off anyway - good to hear from you again

Well, Seb, you don't "catch" tension...

It's something the doctor measures by putting some sort of strap around your upper arm and then pumping into it...

I don't know how to explain this, really but surely a doctor has already done that to you in your life.

It measures tension in your arterias... The average tension shoud be 14. And I'm at more than 17.

Thanks for your concern anyway, Seb...

Buster someone needs to break this to you but in England the only way you get to see a doctor is if you've died or are involved in an horrific RTA involving a light goods vehicle. The concept of discussing minor health terms such as 'tension' is just too much to ask of us Brits. Sometimes a man can wait over 7 days to receive a prescription for a head ache tablet (depending on the season).

I meant to put 'it's' but put tt's by mistake Booster... sorry for the mis-onion-standing.

I hope your tension settles soon and you can crap it out the bog... or, you can sneeze it through your beak and be cured. I've got a book on the Carry On films if that would help, I'm sure there's a passage featuring Charles Hawtry as an imposter doctor?

Anyway let me know.

Originally posted by Buster Klumpy Well, Seb, you don't "catch" tension...It's something the doctor measures by putting some sort of strap around your upper arm and then pumping into it...I don't know how to explain this, really but surely a doctor has already done that to you in your life.It measures tension in your arterias... The average tension shoud be 14. And I'm at more than 17.Thanks for your concern anyway, Seb...

Ah blood pressure Klumps, they make up some numbers to describe it here like '20 over 40' which probably has more to do with how many compensation claims are hanging over their head than how much the blood wants to go round the body

I think in the U.S. at least that's called blood pressure, Klumpy. Did that cause your blurred vision? I believe high blood pressure is associated with risk of heart attacks, strokes, etc.

Well, the "heart attacks" et al risks where mentioned indeed... Although maybe not now cos I'm still a bit young but in the future...

As for the blurred vision, I guess it had to do with hay fever and dizziness due to exhaustion...

It sounds like you are over-extending yourself, Klumpy. Actually, I think it's not that unusual for men in their thirties to have heart attacks. You need to take better care of yourself, Klumpy. For a doctor to tell you to rest like that, you need to figure out what you're doing wrong.

I know, Patrick, and, believe me, I don't take it lightly...

But there has been exhausting times lately and I really cooled down those last few days, also eating better (no salt, no heavy stuff...)

Thanks for the advice anyway...

Klumpy, I had no idea you were ill. My best wishes on a speedy recovery..

Well, I'm glad you're taking it easy for a few days, Klumpy. Definitely cutting down on salt is a good idea.

Thanks, Tabsy...

And yes, Patrick, The Doc has declared the salt strickly prohibited for the next few days...

Originally posted by Buster Klumpy Thanks, Tabsy...And yes, Patrick, The Doc has declared the salt strickly prohibited for the next few days...

Originally posted by Buster Klumpy Thanks, Tabsy...And yes, Patrick, The Doc has declared the salt strickly prohibited for the next few days...

Klumpy, cut the salt out fer the rest of your life buddy, and do take care also

Jim

Thanks Jim

Although I don't know about the rest of my life... :)

And Buster - just to make you feel better - please do put on "Sound Dust" by Stereolab, and fast-search to track number 9 - play on repeat 5 times, then fast- search to track 4, then also play on repeat five times. That's the best prescription for a speedy recovery I can recommend you without you having to go anywhere near the most delectable, creamy and sumptuous Belgian Ice Cream parlour you can find.

And repeat this mantra to yourself ten times every three hours - you'd be surprised at the results:-

"A generous dose of Stereolab a day - keeps all my health problems at bay....."

Go easy on yourself, buddy - speak to you on the 'Lab thread soon - a bientot! :)

Thanks Martian, I'm onto the Srereolab thread right now...