Noituudenaika
Katatonic
those are terrific glasses! I'm going blind too, years of painting will do that I guess
:Smug:
I actually found out yesterday that I am going to possibly go blind
Have to get more tests in another city.
huh, that's me
Nice
post your pic.....
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I actually found out yesterday that I am going to possibly go blind
Have to get more tests in another city.Nice
MadTinus
Language enthusiast
I went to Ypres, Belgium last weekend with ma baby. We visited some WW1 sites, very interesting.
Cloth Hall in Ypres.
Trenches of Hill 62/Sanctuary Wood:
Tyne Cot Cemetery, largest (as to number of graves) military cemetery in the world:
Having a "Satan's" cocktail:
Monday morning on the beach of De Panne:
Cloth Hall in Ypres.
Trenches of Hill 62/Sanctuary Wood:
Tyne Cot Cemetery, largest (as to number of graves) military cemetery in the world:
Having a "Satan's" cocktail:
Monday morning on the beach of De Panne:
stefan86
invariably off-topic
Nightmare_Heaven
Death Disco
I went to those places (and several others) on a school history trip to belgium/france 2 or 3 years ago. Some of the cemeteries are way impressive, if not a little creepy. Its quite thought provoking though, to be surrounded by so many of those little white headstones. There was also a very solemn German cemetary with a mass grave in the center of it, that (along with 3 others we went to) were hidden away in forests and had a really still and quiet feeling about it, pretty suitable I guess.Trenches of Hill 62/Sanctuary Wood:
Tyne Cot Cemetery, largest (as to number of graves) military cemetery in the world:
MadTinus
Language enthusiast
Indeed they areLooks like loads of fun. Trips are the best
Next month we're going back to Bruges and in September to London September 2010 we want to 'do' Western United States, the national parks etc.
When we were at Hill 62, several coaches with English schoolchildren arrived and departed there
Same thing at the Menin Gate in Ypres, many English folk attended the daily Last Post memorial ceremony there.And yes, the cemeteries we visited (Sanctuary Wood and Tyne Cot) were very peaceful indeed.
stefan86
invariably off-topic
Wow, nice And I've seen your music fest and concert list on last.fm is pretty massive as well hah I'm heading away tomorrow as well for two weeks. Time for the yearly Efes excursion to Alanya 
And I've seen your music fest and concert list on last.fm is pretty massive as well hah I'm heading away tomorrow as well for two weeks. Time for the yearly Efes excursion to Alanya 
One of my all time favorite singers: Attila Csihar
With mayhem and then saw him with SUNN o)))) a few weeks later.
With mayhem and then saw him with SUNN o)))) a few weeks later.
Khayman666
Lord of the tomb
Er, at risk of sounding like a complete tit, how do you pronounce that?
Never been quite sure.
On another note: it's me, just last Tuesday!
Lord Byron
My Uncle Is A Retard
Er, at risk of sounding like a complete tit, how do you pronounce that?
Never been quite sure.
E-Pray
Khayman666
Lord of the tomb
MadTinus
Language enthusiast
E-pray..?Er, at risk of sounding like a complete tit, how do you pronounce that?
I thought an English person would pronouce it as I-pres or I-pers something.. Since I read the British soldiers called in Wipers during the war. So I'm not really sure, the Dutch/Flemish pronounciation (and spelling) is Ieper and that's pronounced e-per.
You look a bit tired :zombie:On another note: it's me, just last Tuesday!
Lord Byron
My Uncle Is A Retard
E-pray..?
Well that's the French pronunciation and I speak French, to an extent. In English a lot of French words are pronounced the same way they are pronounced in French. Obviously there are exceptions but I have never known Ypres to be pronounced differently by someone whose first language is English. Then again, I don't hear most people talk about Ypres very often.
Also in French words that have S at the end of the word, the S is silent a lot of the time.
Khayman666
Lord of the tomb
Exactly why I had to ask. I've seen it in print so many times, but have yet to hear someone say it. I could think of about a dozen possibilities (starting with a Welsh "Uh" to a Yip or Yee, and pray, prays, prees, pree, etc). I'd hoped someone who'd been there may be able to solve it for me.Then again, I don't hear most people talk about Ypres very often.
Vincent J.
Member
E-pray..?
Should be a short "pray" then... I guess if you describe it with dutch I would write the pronunciation like "iepre".
Describing with english it would probably sound logical like: e-pre (pre as in PREferably)
Purple Haze
Left To Rot
LifeDepraved
My soul got a crack
discouraged1
disco my arse!
nymphx
C old W ays.
Hai btw! i'm new to this forum but i've been a huge Katatonia fan for ages ;]. just didnt know bout this hothothot forum haha.
itsa me. ;D
ms. 4 eyes lol.
ofc i have a katatonia shirt!
creepy me ^^
itsa me. ;D
ms. 4 eyes lol.
ofc i have a katatonia shirt!
creepy me ^^
MadTinus
Language enthusiast
Is that Johan Edlund on the left..?from last year's exit festival:
plus the whole band:
Hai btw! i'm new to this forum but i've been a huge Katatonia fan for ages ;]. just didnt know bout this hothothot forum haha.
itsa me. ;D
ms. 4 eyes lol.
ofc i have a katatonia shirt!
creepy me ^^
Khayman666
Lord of the tomb
Nikon D-series, or Canon EOS?Hai btw! i'm new to this forum but i've been a huge Katatonia fan for ages ;]. just didnt know bout this hothothot forum haha.
itsa me. ;D
ms. 4 eyes lol.
ofc i have a katatonia shirt!
creepy me ^^
