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The Flying Mouse

21 Sep 2011 21:24

RIP REM (BTW, they're not actually dead, just split up)

:twisted: REM announce end of the party

Did some decent tunes over the years.

Adje	21 Sep 2011 21:31

If you translate the Dutch word 'rem' into English it means 'Break'

just sayin'

Wario

21 Sep 2011 23:40

makes you realise how lucky we are to Be a ML fan were you dont really have to worry about this stuff.

ashame they were great!

although its a misleading thread title ;)

allrevvedup

22 Sep 2011 01:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wario (Post 552000)

although its a misleading thread title ;)

pot calling the kettle black isn't it?!

anyway sorry to hear they are breaking up

A Slice Of English

22 Sep 2011 10:32

Me too, their music defined a period of my life during the 90's. I remember being on holiday with my sixth form buds in 1999 and all of us laid out in a field looking up at the stars, the future so filled with promise as we listened to Night Swimming.

Gives me chills to think about it now. *sigh*

*swishes cape in reminiscence*

The Flying Mouse

22 Sep 2011 18:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wario (Post 552000)

although its a misleading thread title ;)

:twisted: Happy now? :p :lol:

evil nickname

22 Sep 2011 18:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by Adje (Post 551994)

If you translate the Dutch word 'rem' into English it means 'Break'

just sayin'

The Dutch word 'rem' translates to 'brake'. 'Break' would be 'breken'. But since the band was called R.E.M., it's a moot point anyway.

Adje	22 Sep 2011 19:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by evil nickname (Post 552036)

The Dutch word 'rem' translates to 'brake'. 'Break' would be 'breken'. But since the band was called R.E.M., it's a moot point anyway.

I know but... arggg you ruined my play with words. Bleh :evil:

The Flying Mouse

22 Sep 2011 19:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by evil nickname (Post 552036)

The Dutch word 'rem' translates to 'brake'. 'Break' would be 'breken'. But since the band was called R.E.M., it's a moot point anyway.

:twisted: So if it's not brake, breken :mrgreen:

evil nickname

22 Sep 2011 22:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by Adje (Post 552038)

I know but... arggg you ruined my play with words. Bleh :evil:

YouTube Video

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Quote:

Originally Posted by The Flying Mouse (Post 552040)

:twisted: So if it's not brake, breken :mrgreen:

Als het niet geboken is, kan je het breken. Maar dan is het stuk.

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