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Hi everyone,

I’d like to introduce myself. I’m Gutterpoet and I love The Clash. :cool:

I’ve just found this place, and it looks like the best place to discuss this amazing and very influential band. :mrgreen:

Also, I just love the links to great live shows. My hard drive is filling up fast with all the shows I’ve downloaded in just the last week. :!:

But how long has this board been around? :huh: Everybody seems to know each other really well, but the oldest threads are like not even a month old. :?:

BTW, my username comes from the Pretenders song lyric about all of us being in the gutter but some of us are looking at the stars. I love the Pretenders, too, and know that Chrissie has a connection to the Clash. :kiss:

This is my first post, but I hope to jump right in soon and share my thoughts on the only band that matters! :idea:

Say “hi” back if you’re interested! :mrgreen:
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you sure seem nice gutterpeot. Im dj and im from bavaria. I like puppies and unicorns.
Don't know if it's just a German thing, but the scrap dealers here always play flute music when driving around collecting the junk.

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hi i'm eumaas and i'd like to talk to you about the evils of jazz and communism
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Welcome on board, Butterspot.

And dj, you can play my flute anytime.
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Gutterpoet wrote:
But how long has this board been around? :huh: Everybody seems to know each other really well, but the oldest threads are like not even a month old. :?:
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I think you would very pleasantly enjoy a night of heavy drinking with this friendly, exceedingly well-adjusted Mick Jones fan:

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I've never heard him say a cross word to anyone before.

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Rat Patrol wrote:I think you would very pleasantly enjoy a night of heavy drinking with this friendly, exceedingly well-adjusted Mick Jones fan:

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I've never heard him say a sober word to anyone before.
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Thanks for the warm welcome everyone. :cool:

I didn't understand some of the things that you guys wrote, but I do want to say that I love puppies and unicorns! :mrgreen:

I'm not too keen on jazz or communism, though. :disshame:

Regarding communism, I believe that an idealized redistribution of wealth through the nationalization of the means of production cannot be achieved without a loss of political, economic, and human rights. Furthermore, achieving control over the means of production and distribution of wealth requires a communist system of government to acquire significant powers of coercion, which necessarily leads such a society to totalitarianism. Thus, Fascism and Nazism were the inevitable outcome of the socialist trends in early 20th century Italy and Germany. :shifty:

Jazz, on the other hand, just sucks. :mrgreen:
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Gutterpoet wrote:
Regarding communism, I believe that an idealized redistribution of wealth through the nationalization of the means of production cannot be achieved without a loss of political, economic, and human rights. Furthermore, achieving control over the means of production and distribution of wealth requires a communist system of government to acquire significant powers of coercion, which necessarily leads such a society to totalitarianism. Thus, Fascism and Nazism were the inevitable outcome of the socialist trends in early 20th century Italy and Germany. :shifty:
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tepista wrote:If I had a unicorn, I would name him Sparkles.
Unicorns always remind me of the Simpsons Bible tales episode, where Homer & Marge (Adam & Eve) basically kill the last unicorn. Ned as God cradles the unicorn and says, "Oh, Gary, what have they done to you?"
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Dr. Medulla wrote:
tepista wrote:If I had a unicorn, I would name him Sparkles.
Unicorns always remind me of the Simpsons Bible tales episode, where Homer & Marge (Adam & Eve) basically kill the last unicorn. Ned as God cradles the unicorn and says, "Oh, Gary, what have they done to you?"
For some reason, I always feel like that's an obscure allusion to Gary Larson of "the Far Side" fame. No idea why.
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Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:
tepista wrote:If I had a unicorn, I would name him Sparkles.
Unicorns always remind me of the Simpsons Bible tales episode, where Homer & Marge (Adam & Eve) basically kill the last unicorn. Ned as God cradles the unicorn and says, "Oh, Gary, what have they done to you?"
For some reason, I always feel like that's an obscure allusion to Gary Larson of "the Far Side" fame. No idea why.
I have a weird feeling you're right. It just seems correct.
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Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:
tepista wrote:If I had a unicorn, I would name him Sparkles.
Unicorns always remind me of the Simpsons Bible tales episode, where Homer & Marge (Adam & Eve) basically kill the last unicorn. Ned as God cradles the unicorn and says, "Oh, Gary, what have they done to you?"
For some reason, I always feel like that's an obscure allusion to Gary Larson of "the Far Side" fame. No idea why.
I have a weird feeling you're right. It just seems correct.
In the interest of pure honesty: I don't ALWAYS feel that way. I can go months, and probably years without thinking of it at all.
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Why am I so confused...

Welcome, Gutterpoet! :mrgreen: I'm Suzanne and I like to eat cheese and pretend I'm a junkie. Pleased to meet you.
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Dr. Medulla wrote:
tepista wrote:If I had a unicorn, I would name him Sparkles.
Unicorns always remind me of the Simpsons Bible tales episode, where Homer & Marge (Adam & Eve) basically kill the last unicorn. Ned as God cradles the unicorn and says, "Oh, Gary, what have they done to you?"
Wait a minute, when I used a Simpsons reference, you said "remember when Simpsons quotes were funny?" or something. It's OK for you, though. :angry:
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