BLT - not bacon lettuce tomato

Huntsman wrote: Hanky - enter the fray with the Supersized question.

I would if I knew where to. I'm all alone in a maze.

That is quite an image you've planted there P.

Funny, but I recently gave up table salt (i.e. adding to food at the table). I doubt I could extend to dismissing grub which featured salt (impossible?). Surely your soup is now a tad mild?

If you haven't seen The Grudge - I'd recommend it.

Soup is not currently a big part of the menu. However, I recently tried cooking rice in very low sodium vegetable juice with chili powder and basil. It was very good.

Is The Grudge the one with Buffy and one of the guys from Roswell?

Yes but it's still good. One of the few Japanese conversions to USA that have remained genuinely scary.

Salt is pretty bad, granted. I'd say so is smoking fags but in translation that might not have the same meaning.

Well I will keep your recommendation in mind. I didn't like The Ring. I don't know how you felt about that one.

Do you smoke, H?

What do you think?

I never thought about it before today, H, but the implication of your previous comment would be yes.

In any event, you should give the mango one another try.

OK P I'll treat myself to another piece of exotic fruit.

I don't smoke though, just for the recordings. And as I progress through the levels, I become more intolerant of the act.

But then again I have burnt plenty of garden refuse, so I'm calling the kettle black.

Have you seen Brian Wilson Smile?

Well, H, I confess I'm relieved to learn that garden refuse is your weed of choice.

I have neither seen nor heard Brian Wilson chortle. Should I?

For some reason I suspected you may enjoy The Beach Ball Boys and latterly the recently lauded Brian Wilson album Smirk; the follow-up to Pet Snakes. Smirk has gained 5 out of 5 stars in the reviews I've read.

I was probably way off the mark.

Your not one of the original Beach Boys yourself are you?

i vote for the brotherhood version

Hank Wiseass© wrote:

Huntsman wrote: Hanky - enter the fray with the Supersized question.

I would if I knew where to. I'm all alone in a maze.

That makes two of you.

You could still comment, if you weren't tied up eating sandwiches or fries?

Joe DeCarolis wrote: i vote for the brotherhood version

Can we get back on-topic please.

Huntsman wrote: For some reason I suspected you may enjoy The Beach Ball Boys and latterly the recently lauded Brian Wilson album Smirk; the follow-up to Pet Snakes. Smirk has gained 5 out of 5 stars in the reviews I've read.

I was probably way off the mark.

Your not one of the original Beach Boys yourself are you?

I certainly have only pleasant associations with the Beach Bums. Get around, get around, I get around. And so on. But I have not experienced Smirk. To the best of my current recollection, I am not myself one of the original Beach Brats.

Huntsman wrote:

Hank Wiseass© wrote:

Huntsman wrote: Hanky - enter the fray with the Supersized question.

I would if I knew where to. I'm all alone in a maze.

That makes two of you.

You could still comment, if you weren't tied up eating sandwiches or fries?

Pet Sounds is my 2nd favourite album. It's hauntingly brilliant. In fact I hardly listen to it now, as it becomes so embedded in my head, I can't shift it for days. I haven't heard the new Smile. not sure if I'm that enticed to do so. Bit of quandry as to whether or not Brian has managed to go back in time and produce what it would have been. Read some of the reviews and then bought Love - Forever Changes instead. Which I haven't given a proper listen to yet.

There are some very potent reviews of Smile Mr. H. Obviously to compare with Pet Sounds would be preposterous but it may be that Smile has its own qualities. If Pet Sounds is your bag you might find it pleasant, very pleasant indeed.

RøbertãoTøldYøuSø wrote: An alternate 12 inch with Hooky would be the most perfect track on earth.

Absolutely. Add the little fade-out chimes of the 'Best Of' version to the end of it and I could die happy.

Will we ever know what DC meant?

Huntsman wrote: Will we ever know what DC meant?

Did he say what he meant? Did he mean what he said?

So many questions, so little time.

Huntsman wrote: Will we ever know what DC meant?

Alas it was far too filthy, even for this salacious shindig.

Who'd have thought that about field mice?

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