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kaz · 28 Nov 2003, 09:49

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How can you be too old to appreciate Meat's music?

or too young!

Louise · 28 Nov 2003, 10:37

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Originally Posted by kaz

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How can you be too old to appreciate Meat's music?

or too young!

that's what I meant!

Oh well, it is nearly weekend!

Louise x

kaz · 28 Nov 2003, 12:27

no problem, im on a stress relief, so whateer i write may very well be insane!

tbuck · 29 Nov 2003, 01:22

kaz,
sounds like that sales clerk better look into a different line of work. Wonder if the boss knows how he speaks to customers...what a bozo!

You're never too young (or in my case, too old) to appreciate good music and great craftmanship!

T

kaz · 01 Dec 2003, 09:53

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Originally Posted by tbuck

kaz,
sounds like that sales clerk better look into a different line of work. Wonder if the boss knows how he speaks to customers...what a bozo!

You're never too young (or in my case, too old) to appreciate good music and great craftmanship!

T

probably not, but i don't care really- i'm going back to buy another 5 and i just want to go back to annoy him!
oh! and the fact that the cds fab etc but just to the shop to annoy him!

Kitty Kat · 01 Dec 2003, 19:26

I bought the last 4 copies in Asda on Saturday for £1.97 each and it was listed as being new entry at no 10 in the singles charts.

On Saturday I was at the hairdressers and they were playing this really funereal type of music - you know the sort that sounds like it is being played at the wrong speed. I told the hairdresser that the music was absolutely awful but she said it was the bosses choice of music. When she isn't there they play Meat at full blast. Next time I go I'll make sure its the bosses day off.

IMO you are never too old or too young to listen to Meatloaf.

28 Nov 2003, 12:27	#28
kaz Super Loafer Join Date: 12.11.2003 Location: Birmingham, England Posts: 243	no problem, im on a stress relief, so whateer i write may very well be insane!

29 Nov 2003, 01:22	#29
tbuck Super Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: USA Posts: 355	kaz, sounds like that sales clerk better look into a different line of work. Wonder if the boss knows how he speaks to customers...what a bozo! You're never too young (or in my case, too old) to appreciate good music and great craftmanship! T

01 Dec 2003, 19:26	#31
Kitty Kat Senior Loafer Join Date: 03.09.2003 Location: West Yorkshire, UK Posts: 198	I bought the last 4 copies in Asda on Saturday for £1.97 each and it was listed as being new entry at no 10 in the singles charts. On Saturday I was at the hairdressers and they were playing this really funereal type of music - you know the sort that sounds like it is being played at the wrong speed. I told the hairdresser that the music was absolutely awful but she said it was the bosses choice of music. When she isn't there they play Meat at full blast. Next time I go I'll make sure its the bosses day off. IMO you are never too old or too young to listen to Meatloaf.