true steve. when you have it in sport, the throttle can be vicious if you really stab it. over 200bhp in an instant..no lag:stalks:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
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true steve. when you have it in sport, the throttle can be vicious if you really stab it. over 200bhp in an instant..no lag:stalks:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
smashed my knee yesterday again. outside edge and im paying for it today. :rolleyes:
Bugger... hope it comes right soon. Do you need both legs good to drive the Kona, and if not is it your driving leg?Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
yeah my good leg... still it's not as bad as last time. more bone and nerve i think. bashed it into a fence postQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
On Sky Arts just now, there was a documentary called 'The Cavern Club: The Beat Goes On', with an introduction saying "....a favourite haunt of the Beatles that now plays host to stars like Adele". That may be true, but it just shows how values change. The Beatles back then, would have been horrified to have been mentioned in the same breath as anybody like Adele.
I thought the original was knocked down and another built across the road :scratch:
They may have got on with Adele; they were very supportive/friendly to Cilla ?
some infoQuote:
Originally Posted by guy
https://www.cavernclub.com/blog-post...nhistorymyths/
The new one is on the same side of the road as the old one. There's an empty lot where the old one was, full of aircon vents for the shopping mall next door.Quote:
Originally Posted by guy
I went to the opening night of the new one. There were no Beatles there and it was packed so did not stay long.
The old Probe Records shop is just a few doors down. That's now a restaurant. I've eaten in there a few times but feels a bit weird knowing what it used to be like.
Then:
https://i.ibb.co/yqsKFCP/probe.jpg
Now:
https://i.ibb.co/Z2S617P/buttom.jpg
The Disneyfication of Liverpool became chronic some years ago now.
When things go upmarket, they go down in social worth. It's the usual trend.
Everywhere is designed to have the widest appeal (including "child friendly" FFS) and blandness is the result.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
I think a lot of places ask the parents to take away their kiddies by 9pm, but this is too early. I would say 6pm is better, and come 6pm i would enforce this by playing Wayne County and the Electric Chairs' "Fuck Off" on the sound system. At full volume. That'll shift the buggers.