Tea? (Part 2)

[welsh dragon]

I like all of them. Thanks

 

[Blue]

That's pretty good. Someone else I know likes them

A very interesting tale behind that track. A founder member of the band called Richey was receiving ECT treatment for mania and had to drink Ocean Spray after treatments. Richey committed suicide but the other band members refused to accept his death and even maintained an account for his share of the royalties. The band were all very close and grew up through school together in a small Welsh town.

 

[welsh dragon]

A very interesting tale behind that track. A founder member of the band called Richey was receiving ECT treatment for mania and had to drink Ocean Spray after treatments. Richey committed suicide but the other band members refused to accept his death and even maintained an account for his share of the royalties. The band were all very close and grew up through school together in a small Welsh town.

Was he the one where they never found his body, that's why they set up the account?

 

[Blue]

I like all of them. Thanks

Songs with meaning - no pop whimsy there!

 

[Blue]

Was he the one where they never found his body, that's why they set up the account?

Yes indeed - the song was all about the state he was in when in the hospital.

 

[welsh dragon]

Songs with meaning - no pop whimsy there!

Thats why I like mumford & Sons.

 

[Blue]

Thats why I like mumford & Sons.

Mrs B likes Mumford & Sons too - must be an empty headed girlie thing.

Now where did I put that safety hat?

 

[Blue]

I live on the edge - Mrs B watched me type that last post!

 

[Blue]

Going to hit the turbo for a few intervals now. Talk to you all later

 

[welsh dragon]

I live on the edge - Mrs B watched me type that last post!

Go get him Mrs blue

 

[somewhere in america]

Typical lunch hereabouts.

White rice, grilled chicken breast & vege, a portion of siput sedut (I googled for an English translation and it came out 'cerithidea obtuse), a plate of fried salted fish and a mug of hot lemony water

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And yes over here we usually eat with our hands

The translation I have for siput sedut is "snails" which is a sea or land creature inside a shell. But fried salted fish would be more like "sardines" in the US.

Do you even eat rice with your hands?

 

[somewhere in america]

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b76j7MU2n2Q&feature=player_detailpage

Never heard of them, so I listened..... thanks for posting that. Anyways not my cup of tea or coffee.

 

[somewhere in america]

I have no idea how to post something Utube from my phone but if someone wants to post "Elements" by Lindsey Stirling, one of my favorites. She's intrumental (violinist).
oh wait I think I can post a track from my phone....
Nope wouldn't upload

 

[ScotiaLass]

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sf6LD2B_kDQ

 

[somewhere in america]

Thanks SL