Groningers up for a pint?

[Cymric]

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Those westerners got a serious impediment in their speech...
man, they almost swallow their tong when they're trying to pronounce the 'R' :-o

Ja hallo, 'Greun'ngeâhr'. Wat is eâh mis met ut echtuh Haags van un rasechtuh Hageneis die omwille van duh liefduh nâh dat zauìtje ongeâhregeld aan ut è is veâhrhuisd?

[x56h34]

Ik wil hakkuh! :-)

[Speelgoedmannetje]

Karlos wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

Karlos wrote:
You should all come to Manchester and do the curry mile.

Been to the UK for a gazillion times now,
Have you ever been to NL?

Actually a good mate of mine now lives in Maastricht with his good lady. I need to see about paying them a visit at some point.

That bunch of clowns called "Limbo's" over there?? :-o :-o

[Speelgoedmannetje]

Cymric wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Those westerners got a serious impediment in their speech...
man, they almost swallow their tong when they're trying to pronounce the 'R' :-o

Ja hallo, 'Greun'ngeâhr'. Wat is eâh mis met ut echtuh Haags van un rasechtuh Hageneis die omwille van duh liefduh nâh dat zauìtje ongeâhregeld aan ut è is veâhrhuisd?

Whether you're in The Hague or Amsterdam, it'll be very hard to find just one clear-thinking person over there, and if you find one it's usually an emigrated Groninger :-P

[Speelgoedmannetje]

x56h34 wrote:
Ik wil hakkuh! :-)

Tis *quite* a bit chavvy nowadays to be a 'gabbertje' in nl (or well, since 1995 or so, that is..)
I've been a gabbertje (well, a bit unconventional one) too, back when it was a rather uncommon music :-)

[Karlos]

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
That bunch of clowns called "Limbo's" over there?? :-o :-o

I said they live there. I didn't say they were frome there :-)

[x56h34]

@Speelgoedmannetje:

I was never "dressing" like a gabber-head past the age of...17 I think. Afterwards, I was more normal looking, but of course still to this day I listen to gabber and hardcore techno. I like it due to its simplicity, yet power and energy. It's definitely not mainstream music by ANY means, except maybe in Holland, as you guys over there are hardcore pioneers. :-)

[Speelgoedmannetje]

I guess I was kinda the same as you, x56h34 :-)
But nowadays, Hardcore has been copied over and over and over again with mindnumbing cliche's. I quitted it at the age of 16 or 17 when I had to reckognise that the music was hijacked by neo-nazi's and chavs of the worst kind, and there won't be any good (inspirating, experimental) hardcore anymore. I've heard it all, twas good music to survive puberty, but that's it. Got other music nowadays.

[Speelgoedmannetje]

Karlos wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
That bunch of clowns called "Limbo's" over there?? :-o :-o

I said they live there. I didn't say they were frome there :-)

Excuses excuses, eh?
No one's gonna live there voluntarily and has no tendencies towards limbo-ism!
;-)

[x56h34]

@Speelgoedmannetje:

I agree. The "new stuff" simply doesn't have the same impact on me as it did during the "early days", however there's still lots of old-school gold that I can listen to over and over, with the addition of an occassional good new track.

[graffias79]

Whoops I misread this thread.. thought it said:
Groaners up for a pint?

 :roflmao:

[Speelgoedmannetje]

@Graffias
 :admonish:  :furious:  :whack:


;-) :pint:

[odin]

Ah well, perhaps we are nothing more than a bunch of old groaners up here  :-P.

[odin]

@glock/speel:

What about sunday evening in O'Caelleigh's? Usually there's some cool jamming going on there round dinnertime on sunday.

[Speelgoedmannetje]

Is allright, Odin, I'll be there
unfortunately, I can't make it too late (well, it has some space), since I have to finish things for school tuesdays

[odin]

Cool stuff, I'd be all for not keeping it to a civilised closingtime, that way I might actually get some studying done mondaymorning :-).

How does 1900 sound for meeting up?