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Sander Rossel12-Jul-21 0:55

Sander Rossel

12-Jul-21 0:55

Is it a coincidence that they're named after a Pantera song?
It's also just a regular English term, so it could be coincidence.

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Gaston Verelst12-Jul-21 1:33

Gaston Verelst

12-Jul-21 1:33

It seams that it is not a coincidence. Well spotted Smile | :)

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kmoorevs9-Jul-21 7:49

kmoorevs

9-Jul-21 7:49

Good pick! I enjoyed this very much! Smile | :)

Sander Rossel wrote:
Although his solo music has little to do with metal,

Technically, you are correct...it's not metal. I would actually classify SW as progressive rock, especially the older stuff like 'the raven who refused to sing and other short stories' or the track 'home invasion/regret #9' which has some killer keyboard and guitar solos. Cool | :cool:

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abmv10-Jul-21 7:27

abmv

10-Jul-21 7:27

thanks for the track..it was good... sounded like radio head a bit...for some reason it reminded me of The Rasmus - In the Shadows

Neshiima - Rush [Official Video]
Call Me Malcolm - Wake Up, The Monster Said (Official Video)
SHVPES - Undertones
Chris Cornell - The Promise (Official Video)

Caveat Emptor.

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Sander Rossel12-Jul-21 1:37

Sander Rossel

12-Jul-21 1:37

abmv wrote:
for some reason it reminded me of The Rasmus - In the Shadows

Wow, never heard that.
Good memories with that song though Laugh | :laugh:

abmv wrote:
Neshiima - Rush [Official Video]

For some reason I'd expected this to be psytrance.
Maybe because @David-ONeil sends me a psytrance song almost weekly, but he hasn't done so this week Laugh | :laugh:

abmv wrote:
SHVPES - Undertones

My favorite from your post Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

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David O'Neil12-Jul-21 16:46

David O'Neil

12-Jul-21 16:46

Sander Rossel wrote:
Maybe because @David-ONeil sends me a psytrance song almost weekly, but he hasn't done so this week

That's because you don't like the other good stuff. IE: Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush Norwegian Wood. You are too much of a metalhead! Laugh | :laugh:

And in that genre, Iron Maiden has done some of the best stuff.

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Sander Rossel13-Jul-21 23:00

Sander Rossel

13-Jul-21 23:00

David O'Neil wrote:
IE: Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush Norwegian Wood

I actually liked that.

David O'Neil wrote:
Iron Maiden has done some of the best stuff

Those are all my Maiden favorites Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

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David O'Neil14-Jul-21 4:35

David O'Neil

14-Jul-21 4:35

Today is being an unusual day.

OriginalGriff9-Jul-21 0:27

9-Jul-21 0:27

Among the other oddities is the cat - one dead mouse, one live mouse (those are fun, have you ever seen how fast the little buggers can move?) and his first Stoat.

Yes, the cat has branched out from prey to predators: one freshly killed, still warm Stoat (a type of large Weasel, normally eats rodents, birds, eggs, and rabbits)
I didn't even know we had them round here ... well, I guess we won't if he's got a taste for them. Sigh | :sigh:

Thankfully, they aren't an endangered species!

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Rich Leyshon9-Jul-21 0:29

Rich Leyshon

9-Jul-21 0:29

OriginalGriff wrote:
Thankfully, they aren't an endangered species!

Yet ...

Daniel Pfeffer9-Jul-21 0:30

Daniel Pfeffer

9-Jul-21 0:30

OriginalGriff wrote:
Stoat (a type of large Weasel)

Being a cat, he would naturally go for the greater of two Weasels.

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OriginalGriff9-Jul-21 0:31

9-Jul-21 0:31

Boom tish!

jsc429-Jul-21 4:02

jsc42

9-Jul-21 4:02

Q. What is the difference between a Stoat and a Weasel?

A. They look stoatally different from each other so are weaselly distinguished.

Sorry - not original. I first heard it before England won the World Cup (never mind the local derby that is in progress).

Slacker0079-Jul-21 0:47

Slacker007

9-Jul-21 0:47

Welcome to the club.

I have 4 cats (2 males, 2 females) and 2 dogs. All cats come and go from the house as they please.

both my male cats kill on a regular basis: squirrels, rabbits, chipmunks, gophers, rats, mice, birds, snakes. They bring body parts into the kitchen, and lay them on the floor as gifts for my family.

my female cats rarely go outside and hunt.

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Slow Eddie9-Jul-21 1:41

Slow Eddie

9-Jul-21 1:41

We had a Scottish Terrier that used to catch and kill mice then proudly bring them to show us. No stoats here but I bet some of the Norwegian wharf rats are big as stoats.

We'll be getting another Scottish Terrier as soon as we get over the loss of our long time pet a "Westie".

Terrier lovers, Unite!

OriginalGriff9-Jul-21 1:57

9-Jul-21 1:57

I'm sorry to hear that - they leave such a big hole in a home, don't they? Rose | [Rose]

Wastedtalent9-Jul-21 2:49

Wastedtalent

9-Jul-21 2:49

Coincidentally, I just read this on the BBC website:

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20210707-the-evolutionary-reasons-for-our-pets-most-annoying-habits

rnbergren9-Jul-21 3:41

rnbergren

9-Jul-21 3:41

used to have a problem with ground squirrels around my house. Son got an Aussie Cattle dog a few years ago. Haven't seen a ground squirrel or rabbit or pretty much anything that goes about on the ground for the last few years. Thankfully he does not bring them in as gifts. Herself would probably have histrionics if that happened.

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charlieg11-Jul-21 10:42

charlieg

11-Jul-21 10:42

Please ship cat to me - moles are tunnelling my yard. Moles must die.

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OriginalGriff11-Jul-21 11:25

11-Jul-21 11:25

Oh, he catches those - normally alive - and brings 'em in. I try to get them separated and release them a good distance away but that doesn't always work ...

They do however make weird noises, moles. A bit like a very angry kettle with a whistle built in.

But shipping cats doesn't really work: I think Schrödinger put the whole species off the idea.

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Technically, a cat locked in a box may be alive or it may be dead. You never know until you look. In fact, the mere act of opening the box will determine the state of the cat, although in this case there were three determinate states the cat could be in: these being Alive, Dead, and Bloody Furious.