Well, who would have thought a 13 year old doesn't like scotch bonnet burgers? Which means, I've had ****ing two!
My mrs (nm) and three kids all wanted to go KFC early. Since I don't mind KFC and the mrs (nm) said she'd pay, I went along with it. Ate my food and the kids were doing my head in so I did the only logically thing you can do in that situation; went and got myself another batch of food and buried my head in it. Zanjinho 2-0 KFC
I thought you'd say that the kids sat there and ate **** all, so you had to eat theirs. Which always happens. If we go somewhere like that, I might as well not order anything as what they don't eat is enough.
Really fancied doing nothing tonight other than watch a good film and my internet has gone down. Ffs Not even had any tea. Just having a can of senorita beater whilst deciding what I can be arsed to make.
Don’t think it is going to be back up and running. The mrs has checked her emails and our internet provider has been bought out so we have a new provider. Our account says to contact them yet they are not open now.
Very good film but also very tense. It made me appreciate how talented he actually was in his early days. I've never been the greatest fan of his songs, but then he never wrote them, he was the musically talented mind that made the written words what they become.
He and Taupin were a great team, I’m not a huge fan, some songs are ok, others, meh. I was worried the film might be too much of a musical, but I think they got the balance spot on.
I've watched both films now and have mixed feelings between the two of them. I would watch the Freddie Mercury film again, but Elton was too tense and not enjoyable for that reason. Elton is musically more talented than Freddie, by that I mean naturally born talent, I'm not talking vocals, but Freddie is by far my more favoured artist out of the two, probably because of his vocal ability. Hope that makes sense!
Yeah I suppose he was. He was the showman and Elton was the true talented musical mind, but i enjoyed Freddie more.
Both Queen and Elton, like them or not, but as soon as a song plays you know most of the words for some reason. Same as Bowie, same as Elvis etc etc
