Hi @road2horizon, I wrote the reviews at the beginning of last year when I was unemployed and had lots of time. Steem should be about sharing our passions and our talents, and this is one of mine that

Very neat! of not very bubbly at the end :)

Thanks @marcybetancourt, luckily I don't play games just for the victories 😃

I remember watching the gig on TV and wishing I'd gone. It was very odd at time as you say. Metallica played a blinder, way down the bill in those days.

Yeah, the Kickstarters are hit and miss - I've bought a couple that only get played a couple of times. These days we go to a games café to try out games if possible. But how can you go wrong with rescuing

Yes, he nearly jumped on the table when we first got the game out. Lots of interesting things in pretty colours. There's a Facebook group for the game which is full of photos of cats in the box lid...

I've not played any of the 18xx games - they are well regarded. Tend to play 'Ticket to Ride' on the interweb, but not on the table. Mainly because I always lose :) Other than that we don't have a train

Great selection - don't recognise the Lene Lovich song. I do love Siouxsie and the Banshees. Only seen them once, though. The Mekons were punk-ish and have some great songs sung by the female members of

Other reviews Merchant of Venus Dominion War of The Worlds (Lego) Carcassonne - Under The Big Top expansion Ion: A Compound Building Game Thunderbirds Board Game Covalence: A Molecule Building Game Hangry

You've been to some damn fine gigs, though - and that's not just TF&TD :) There are so many gigs where I no longer have the shirts or ticket stubs The ticket stubs used to be pinned to the wall above

Thanks @rynow! And yes, I could have done a much shorter post by just putting that ;-)

This post was a bit of a rant, I know, and the fault is in 'profit before all else', globalisation, and various other things, but it's still a damn shame what fuller's have done to this pub in the last

Great work as ever. Particularly love the melting masks.

Hope you enjoyed it. I thought it was a really good film -far better than I expected. And some of settings were jaw-dropping. I love a bit of industrial archaeology, and there was some of that on a grand

Yes, I was thinking the same thing, but a few high-level donations would have made quite a difference - it wasn't a massive target compared to some. I think there's also a thing about contributing late

Well said, that man! I have in-laws in the Toowoomba region, who were standing by to evacuate their homes a few weeks back. The current Australian government is the epitome of the 'God's own gardeners'

Nice! If you like that, then head for Waka Jawaka, Little Dots, Wazoo, Grand Wazoo and Imaginary Diseases. Then sit down with Lather for the full breadth of the man's madness.

Thanks for this - you've introduced me to some promising artists. Interesting that there's no rap, whish is why I gave it a listen. I might do a similar list, although the choice is huge... My thoughts

Steel plectrums? I'd imagine that would ruin your strings very quickly. A plastic equivalent I can definitely see a use for. It seems strange to have had a camp site within the M25, let alone in Stratford!

Yeah, he does lack charisma does the Dweez, but he dies play and conduct the band incredibly well. Frank was a funny guy, and certainly found joy in music, if not politicians.