Jimbo2 wrote:Harvey K-Tel wrote:I love Saul Steinberg's drawings. I've got a big hardcover 'coffee-table' book by him that my family has had ever since I was a kid. God, I've spent hours staring at those pictures...
What, are you autistic?
Jimbo2 wrote:Harvey K-Tel wrote:I love Saul Steinberg's drawings. I've got a big hardcover 'coffee-table' book by him that my family has had ever since I was a kid. God, I've spent hours staring at those pictures...
What, are you autistic?

Harvey K-Tel wrote:I mooned the Google van, and they gave my ass an address.
martha wrote:zphage wrote:Sir John Coan wrote:
Things would be better if you didn't cram all your words up on the left.
I've told you time and again to sort this out but you have ignored me every time. It beggars belief how anyone could continue in this way.
Either explain your eccentric behaviour or start using up that valuable space.
potty man, potty man
wash your hands
as fast as you can
orangeman flare up
in aisle five
requires your talents
in defense of the crown
potty man potty man
as fast as you can
Goat Boy wrote:You don't think the Beach Boys holding surfboards isn't a strong or evocative image?
Tapiocahead wrote:I once saw a homeless man singing Breakfast In America. I said 'Supertramp', he said 'Thank you very much'
yomptepi wrote:It really is a massively unpleasant cacophony. And utterly gay. It sounds like a camp frog march with someone being suffocated by the sergeant major.This really was the low point for music , wasn't it.
yomptepi wrote:TopCat G wrote:Rubbish.
What it is is impossibly exciting and exotic. Rankine's spiralling guitar duels with Mackenzie in an emotional rollercoaster that gives the record a frenzied delirium. There's nothing very conventional about it which will mean it will divide opinion, but that's why they were great.
Reel your neck in. It is dreadful, mad and borderline psychotic. i have heard more tuneful kittens being drowned.
yomptepi wrote:The Prof wrote:I likes it
I rest my case.
Muskrat wrote:John Mc wrote:...well, I can only assume it's a pet!
Best not to offer it a banana until you've verified whether your neighbor has recently given birth.

Billybob Dylan wrote:Cage Free Brown wrote:3.) how many BCBers does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Just one. He (or she) just holds it while the world revolves around them.
andymacandy wrote:yomptepi wrote:C*** LONDON wrote:Running a club night
Running a record label
Writing about music for free on the internet
I made quite a lot of money with my record label. I think it all goes sour when you start employing people. You have to do everything yourself and assume it is for the art. I was amazed when I got my money back, and the same again.
Did it help that you don't know anything about music?
Molony wrote:That footage is great. As for his voice, he's an old man.
Tactful Cactus wrote:His hairdo says otherwise, Molony.
Beebsy wrote:On Captain Beefheart:God he is an annoying man. Looks like Ricky Gervais too.
dang65 wrote:Livet wrote:A couple from Florida.
Are you sure they're a couple? I mean, I'm as open-minded as anyone, but...

Quaco wrote:The Treasury of Mirth doesn't just add these things itself, you know!
Someone must have slandered Josef K., for one morning, without having done anything truly wrong, he was killed by a Predator drone.
Copehead wrote:Stick him a dark cell and give him beer and sausages every meal and till he pegs it.
Although that could be a few years judging by the look of the fat cunt.
Fireplug wrote:Add internet access and you've just described half of BCB.
Diamond Dog wrote:I went on holiday to celebrate my 50th in February this year, with a guy who I've known since we were five. We still go out for a drink once a month and pretty much have done for the best part of 34 years.
I'm that kind of a friend.
Quaco wrote:One who doesn't make new friends easily?
LMG wrote:
Coan, Then
Like Germany without Hitler, or a picnic without ants,
A package holiday with no pissheads, or maybe Europe without France.
Sunday without News of the World
Convent school absent of nuns
Elvis lacking his movie career
America giving up guns
A trip to the pub with no glass to the face
A film theatre sans mobile phone
A world without prejudice ascribed to race
BCB making do without Coan.
When fans object to new band members.
Tapiocahead wrote:Were Doors fans delighted with Ian Astbury?
The Slider wrote:Even Cult fans are not delighted with Ian Astbury.
never/ever wrote:3 out of the 4 Gibbs gone.....Jesus wept.
Johnny Fartpants wrote:Which is ironic when you consider their biggest hit was Staying Alive.
Harvey K-Tel wrote:The light at dawn is pretty nice for photography, but I personally prefer night time photos. Do you have a link to some good pmish photos?
Hijacking a heatead debate about Abbey Road, Matt Wilson wrote:Hey guys, in order to get 'glutes of steel' I've been walking around with a cherry between my butt cheeks, squeezing them together in order to hold the cherry in place. The trick is twofold: if I squeeze too hard, I 'pop' my cherry and get juice everywhere; if I become lax in my cheek-squeezin', then the cherry drops to the ground and I am forced to consume it.
Soon, I expect to be able to crack walnuts with my butt cheeks. What do you think?
Snarfyguy wrote:You are Madonna and I claim my whatever.
JQW wrote:Uncle Spellbinder wrote:Icebox Settee Dungaree
And there will be three more in session from them tonight, but first here's a new one from The Fall…
Minnie the Minx wrote: BCBers drunk - on a boat. What could possibly go wrong?
The Prof wrote:Diamond Dog wrote:
Yes. But I understand the people that have called me a 'fucking fat cunt', 'cocksucker', 'motherfucker' et al are just frustrated. I didn't get straight on the phone to the Samaritans, but thanks for your concern.
Your fingers are too fat to press the buttons on the phone, that's why.
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