Sonic Youth Gossip - The Hip Priest thread

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..yes i have been busy with stuff far less interesting than this.... to which i must shortly return....

till next time.

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Originally Posted by m1rr0r dash

stuff far less interesting than this.... .

surely you jest

http://sonicyouth.com/gossip/search....archid=1023595

This thread is making me crave cheese.

Thank you to everyone, but I can't help feeling that three whole pages of me really is rather stretching it.

Everything is wonderful in every way, including the warm greetings I have had here.

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Originally Posted by Danny Himself

Good tidings from the other side of the river, Hip Priest!

Sometimes I look out over the river from the promenade and I see the glinting lights of Birkenhead and I think of how depressing the bus station is there, but also how one true sonic brother lives there!

They do say that the great thing about Liverpool is that you get such a wonderful view of the famous Birkenhead waterfront, don't they?

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Originally Posted by ✌➬

Welcome back, I went to the beach recently, on a bus. It was nice.

Of course it was. Buses are super. Hello to you, ??. Here's a rather nice bus, coming through the North Gate in Chester:

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Originally Posted by _slavo_

Ah, the dude from the shittiest town in UK! Greetings!

Are you seriously telling me that on your journeys from Sutton you never passed through Rock Ferry?

People of the board, let me assure you that Birkenhead has, oh, at least three or four decent things about it (although admittedly, one of those is that it's quite close to Chester).

hip priest fucking rules.

the song ain't too shabby either.

don't really know her but if y'all think she's a winner then it's a big thumbs up from me:fuckyou: (closest i could find to a thumb)

Oh really, everyneurotic, do stop it. Thanks, though.

Crumb's: Whilst I have always been fairly in touch with my feminine side, I believe I'm still more or less recognisable as a man. Not the kind of man who talks about powertools and joists and cars and all of that, but pretty much a sort of man nonetheless.

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Originally Posted by Hip Priest

Not the kind of man who talks about powertools and joists and cars and all of that.

suppose that's what threw me