things you hate with a passion

[False Joe]

He does live in australia.
Shipping costs for that shit is rather cuntish.
And he may not have a debit card.

 

[Einherjar86]

I'd love too, but some of the shit I'm into is pretty underground so I can't find it anywhere.
You won't believe how fucking hard I've looked for some Burzum albums.

Who?

 

[Vossyrus]

Not really.
You'd have to wait for delivery.
Blah blah blah.

They have stores that sell CDs.

I'd love too, but some of the shit I'm into is pretty underground so I can't find it anywhere.
You won't believe how fucking hard I've looked for some Burzum albums.

I'm assuming Australia does have CD shops...obviously, and Burzum should be one of the easiest black metal bands to buy CDs of.

 

[SentinelSlain]

I've never seen a Burzum CD in a store in England.


Oh and yes I do know I can get them online and I do buy CDs online, I was just saying.

 

[False Joe]

I've never seen a Burzum CD in a store in England.

This.

The only place I've seen it is Andy's Records, an independant record shop in my uni town.
Black metal isn't exactly massive selling point for HMV and Virgin Records

 

[Vossyrus]

That's odd...I live in a shithole of a city and Burzum CDs are pretty easily obtainable, certainly they've really been the past few years. I guess I probably shouldn't complain about their selection, since I guess it's decent at my local CD shop by the sound of things.

 

[False Joe]

Yeah, just because it's easily available by you, doesn't mean it's a nationwide thing.
It's pretty hard to get anything beyond Metallica and Slayer in most record shops around here.

 

[mutantllama]

It's almost impossible to get anything semi underground here.

The best place that is within a half an hour is some record store in Camden that has a small metal collection with mostly mainstream stuff.

Bullmoose is pretty good, but it's about 45 minutes to an hour away.

 

[SentinelSlain]

Bullmoose?
hhaha

almost as good as Eagleburger being a last name.

lolamericans.

 

[The Butt]

That's odd...I live in a shithole of a city and Burzum CDs are pretty easily obtainable, certainly they've really been the past few years. I guess I probably shouldn't complain about their selection, since I guess it's decent at my local CD shop by the sound of things.

Where in Canada do you live, man?

 

[Dak]

Bullmoose?
hhaha

almost as good as Eagleburger being a last name.

lolamericans.

A bull moose is an animal in that part of the country......lolomghilariouslol

I'd rather live in a place named bullmoose than Liverpool. Wtf is a liverpool? Or some smug, snobby sounding place like "Newcastle upon Tyne".

 

[Nightmare_Heaven]

Or some smug, snobby sounding place like "Newcastle upon Tyne".

But they're all a bunch of pisshead Geordie cunts j/k

Liverpool is pretty dutty aswell from what I've heard, though the South has equally nasty areas

 

[SentinelSlain]

Newcastle isn't very snobby. Kingston upon Hull is even less so and that was originally King's Town upon the River Hull.

 

[Vimana]

Snobby upon pretentious.

 

[SentinelSlain]

It's hardly pretending to be something that it is not.

American cities are named after ones that already exist somewhere else, by the colonists. That could be said to be pretentious.

I really, really hate American names for things. The whole American attitude towards elitism and freedom is to do with Britain basically, and that is ridiculous, considering the times. You need to get a grip.

 

[zabu of nΩd]

What's with all the 'upon's anyway? Is there really that great a need to use river names to uniquely identify cities with the same name over there, or is it just an excuse to be ridiculously long-winded?

 

[False Joe]

I'd rather live in a place named bullmoose than Liverpool. Wtf is a liverpool? Or some smug, snobby sounding place like "Newcastle upon Tyne".

If you actually knew anything about britain you could never think of Newcastle or any area that far north as snobby.

 

[seedofvengeance]

The "upon Tyne" is unnecessary and pretentious.

 

[SentinelSlain]

Well there's a Kingston in the London area. Obviously that isn't upon the Humber estuary though, so at the time when Hull actually got called Kingston, that would have separated the two places.

I'll say it again, if Americans still think it makes sense to appear to rebel against Britain when a lot of British people wish their government would grow some balls and tell america to go to hell, then well....

 

[Omni]

There's a city called Howey-in-the-Hills in Florida.