As I was being forced to endure an episode of 'The Handmaid's Tale' with my wife last

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Yes, we know you have very precise requirements when you see a gig, p.

You like Greatest Hits albums, don't you? :hehe:

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Back to Springsteen.....

If I am alone in wondering why twist and shout makes every ****ing gig and working on the highway around 90% of them, then so be it.

If I am alone in wanting to hear Backstreets, Racing in the Street, Something in the Night, anything from Nebraska apart from Johnny ****ing 99, anything from Tom joad etc etc etc, then ok, I will admit it. I am weird, I have precise requirements, I am to be laughed at and vilified.

I'll just get another beer and pretend to enjoy Darlington County for the 8th gig in a row....... yet another song about nobbing underage girls by the way....the Rix collection.

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I fear not. Bruce Dickinson is notoriously poor at citing his sources.

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But he does teach fencing.

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Back to Springsteen.....

If I am alone in wondering why twist and shout makes every ****ing gig and working on the highway around 90% of them, then so be it.

If I am alone in wanting to hear Backstreets, Racing in the Street, Something in the Night, anything from Nebraska apart from Johnny ****ing 99, anything from Tom joad etc etc etc, then ok, I will admit it. I am weird, I have precise requirements, I am to be laughed at and vilified.

I'll just get another beer and pretend to enjoy Darlington County for the 8th gig in a row....... yet another song about nobbing underage girls by the way....the Rix collection.

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Does he still have the line about owning the World Trade Centres in Darlington County? Bit bleak if so. :-(

Also, what's wrong with Johnny 99? Apart from the idea of someone mixing Tanqueray and wine in the same glass, I mean. :puke:

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Also, I don't really understand why every male in the programme is queuing up to shag the heavy-lidded, hook-nosed, dumpy broad in the lead role. She mings particularly hard even in a post-apocalyptic dystopia. This thought is probably just evidence of my toxic masculinity, though.

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This place really is going to shít.

Standards, b, standards.......pic?

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I fear not. Bruce Dickinson is notoriously poor at citing his sources.

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A chap with that much money and an interest in aviation who chooses to be an airline pilot must be a sick fúck and no mistake.

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Does he still have the line about owning the World Trade Centres in Darlington County? Bit bleak if so. :-(

Also, what's wrong with Johnny 99? Apart from the idea of someone mixing Tanqueray and wine in the same glass, I mean. :puke:

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It is basically the worst song on the album but lends itself best to the live format. Hence it is the only one from the album that he ever plays. I get why, but it ****ing sucks. What I wouldnt give to hear Used Cars, Mansion on the Hill, My Father's House..... not a chance.

Very occasionally Atlantic City makes it on to the set, to be fair.

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Does he still have the line about owning the World Trade Centres in Darlington County? Bit bleak if so. :-(

Also, what's wrong with Johnny 99? Apart from the idea of someone mixing Tanqueray and wine in the same glass, I mean. :puke:

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Given that he single-handedly healed America's wounds post 911 with his second* best album, I'd say he can sing what he likes about the World Trade Centre.

*Probably 3rd.

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This place really is going to shít.

Standards, b, standards.......pic?

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Careful. He sent me a pic of his creamy white emulsion once. :-(

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A chap with that much money and an interest in aviation who chooses to be an airline pilot must be a sick fúck and no mistake.

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He likes to wear the little blazer and everything. :hehe:

Not as bad as Travolta. He likes the hat, too.

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Given that he single-handedly healed America's wounds post 911 with his second* best album, I'd say he can sing what he likes about the World Trade Centre.

*Probably 3rd.

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Your view of The Rising is horrifically warped. Better than Darkness, or Born to Run, or Nebraska? It isnt even a patch on Born in the USA.....

YOU are the weird one here, not me!