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"Cheers, Walmart"

Just picked up these babies for under a deep sea diver a piece (£4.97). You can't grumble at that. The first one on the list is a bloody good compilation by the way.

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Was just doing some purely self indulgent shopping, also picked up a copy of Battlefield 2 while there. A pretty successful trip to Asda.

IE. It\'s my dads machine though, I use Firefox on mine which I never have trouble with. Anyway, time for some more Battlefield 2.

That happens sometimes with certain browsers, I think. What are you using?

something\'s gone screwy on this site. it\'s put slashes before every apostrophe on my last post, and the \'edit post\' link has gone.

ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> Those people who say "I don't like this stuff, it's
> depressing", are music philistines.

I'm not really into purposefully making myself depressed, thanks. Also I don't like Travis.

That's nothing short of sad KT. As you have already mentioned you don't sell music, and if there's an internet savvy person in the world who hasn't heard of Amazon, I'd be very surprised. (Feel free to edit my post and remove the word 'Amazon' if it offends you.)

Most people I know have the intelligence to shop around for their goods. If you're so concerned that people may go elsewhere for their games, why not suggest to your superiors that they pursue other methods of enticing new customers. The usual, obvious ones such as efficient, friendly service, customer satisfaction and good value for money. Burying your heads in the sand and trying to pretend you're the only vendor of video games won't wash.

Sorry about the tone, but I thought it was a petty thing to do. I didn't post those links with any malicious intent. The reason I posted them was so that people could read the track listings of the albums, something you ironically then commented on yourself.

I know it's music and not stuff we sell, but please don't link to our competitors' sites.

Besides, if you bought them from Walmart, then why link to the items on a different site? Wouldn't it have been much quicker and easier to just say what you bought?

Oh, and Travis aren't depressing, just very dull. Though I may take a trip to Asda at the weekend for the Inspired album, if only for Elbow's cover of Teardrop.

Why does it always rain on me?

Is it because I like a bit of pink *****?


Much better lyrics.

Damn straight

ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> Those people who say "I don't like this stuff, it's
> depressing", are music philistines. And that's the end of that
> chapter. Now, I'm off for a bit of a cry.

Well said. I wouldn't really consider Travis depressing, unless Gerrid was sugesting that they're so bad you may want oto cut yous=rself.

Still, none of them are my cup of tea. Enjoy though. ;D

Good music is good music, regardless of its mood. I like a wide range of music, some of it borders on euphoria, some of it borders on despair. It's good to experience the whole spectrum of emotions music can inspire in you.

Those people who say "I don't like this stuff, it's depressing", are music philistines. And that's the end of that chapter. Now, I'm off for a bit of a cry.