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[JottoSW1]

Please remove.

Edited August 5, 2023 by JottoSW1

[Gasman]

Fascinating I’m sure, but could you please just rearrange the words so they make a bit more sense to mere mortals?

[musicbassman]

Yes, I'm a big crossword fan too, but even I was completely stuck on that clue..................

[Bolo]

Impressively good band names:

 

Gate Keepers probably already exists

Flaunters of Grim could be Indie/Shoegaze rock

Consumate Professionals could be P-funk or ska/oi

Semantics is for instrumental math metal/fusion

 

Got any more? These are gold!

[Burns-bass]

You want onto Talkbass and someone patronised you with a reply?

 

It happens. Move on. The internet is not the real world (thankfully).

[fleabag]

4 hours ago, JottoSW1 said:

On a certain site across the pond.

One respondent to my post was all three of the first, even if correct in all respects. A population of many millions mean a wide selection of all sorts .......

Another gentleman was and is a regular Guru here as well.

Not that tb isn't a useful resource, just not fot the talkbit!

 

What ?

[Waddo Soqable]

Nah, Flaunters of Grim are trad death / black metal, shurely? 

[Supernaut]

The best bit is the TB rejects who are banned, come over here and start repeating the same spiel. 

[Doctor J]

My friend went to Talkbass and all I got was this lousy t-shirt.

[Bolo]

1 hour ago, Waddo Soqable said:

Nah, Flaunters of Grim are trad death / black metal, shurely? 

Oh these guys?

[ahpook]

It sounds like the subtitle to a Social Sciences PhD. I used to a librarian, so I've seen a few

 

Reminds me of this

 

https://www.elsewhere.org/pomo/

 

 

EDIT: Although I think I do understand the three types of personality described. They're different ways that people respond to questions of which they have knowledge. Some don't share fully and protect their knowledge, some share but in a way that reinforces the power dynamic of their knowledge, some are hung up on absolute exactness in discussion.

 

I guess, kinda

 

Jeesh, too long in Social Sciences...

You think you're out...

Edited August 5, 2023 by ahpook

[Newfoundfreedom]

I like Custard Creams. 

[mr4stringz]

6 hours ago, JottoSW1 said:

On a certain site across the pond.

One respondent to my post was all three of the first, even if correct in all respects. A population of many millions mean a wide selection of all sorts .......

Another gentleman was and is a regular Guru here as well.

Not that tb isn't a useful resource, just not fot the talkbit!

Parklife.

[bremen]

Flaunters of grim expertise could be a Mark E Smith insult

[Old Horse Murphy]

Reminds me of a clue from 321. 
 

 

 

[Waddo Soqable]

2 hours ago, Bolo said:

Oh these guys?

Looks like one of those "holey" jumpers... 

[Dad3353]

5 minutes ago, Waddo Soqable said:

Looks like one of those "holey" jumpers... 

 

The ones that require a leap of faith..? 

[FinnDave]

I've discovered why the original post makes no sense - the poster lives in Westminster. Obviously a politician!

[snorkie635]

2 hours ago, Newfoundfreedom said:

I like Custard Creams. 

George Armstrong's ?

 

(Grim consummation and Souix-ed)

Edited August 5, 2023 by snorkie635

[BassTractor]

3 hours ago, ahpook said:

 

https://www.elsewhere.org/pomo/

 

 

Don't enjoy having to say this, but a nonsense generator that refers to Baudrillard is not a nonsense generator I'm gonna trust or respect.
Sorry, but that's the truth.
😉

[Jean-Luc Pickguard]

9 hours ago, JottoSW1 said:

On a certain site across the pond.

One respondent to my post was all three of the first, even if correct in all respects. A population of many millions mean a wide selection of all sorts .......

Another gentleman was and is a regular Guru here as well.

Not that tb isn't a useful resource, just not fot the talkbit!

Is this the first verse of Bob Dylan's latest song? If so I'd love to see the rest of the verses.

[Waddo Soqable]

2 hours ago, Dad3353 said:

 

The ones that require a leap of faith..? 

Prob requires bra underneath for lady wearers anyway... 

[Waddo Soqable]

2 hours ago, FinnDave said:

I've discovered why the original post makes no sense - the poster lives in Westminster. Obviously a politician!

In that case they'll be reading from the script they've been handed anyway 

[ahpook]

55 minutes ago, BassTractor said:

Don't enjoy having to say this, but a nonsense generator that refers to Baudrillard is not a nonsense generator I'm gonna trust or respect.
Sorry, but that's the truth.
😉

 

Nicely done

 

[ahpook]

2 hours ago, Old Horse Murphy said:

Reminds me of a clue from 321. 
 

 

 

 

And here's Mary from Manhattan Transfer with your next clue...