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Cigarettes and alcohol here. When off the alcohol I am addicted to chocolate and diet coke.
Watched my first episode of breaking bad at 4pm on a friday afternoon on netflix, just as a curiosity....didnt stop until 5am and 4 litres of diet coke later. I think I may have an addictive personality. Strangely I have never remotely had any inclination to try again the numerous illegal drugs I have tried.
Watched my first episode of breaking bad at 4pm on a friday afternoon on netflix, just as a curiosity....didnt stop until 5am and 4 litres of diet coke later. I think I may have an addictive personality. Strangely I have never remotely had any inclination to try again the numerous illegal drugs I have tried.
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Expensive cars, luxury holidays, page 3 models and lying.
sex,gambling and the good life,well 2 ouuta 3 aint bad
well worth a trip to Canada with Steve Winwood opening
Not addicted to housework mccann - no more than shopping!!!!! one of life's necessaties unfortunately - (unless you're a complete slob of course).
You're right there kenny lad.
"Breathing" is about a foetus, very much aware of what is going on outside the womb and frightened by nuclear fallout, which implies that the song is set either during a nuclear war scare or a post-apocalyptic birth. The lyrics also refer to the foetus absorbing nicotine from the mother's smoking. In an interview that year Bush described the song as her "little symphony", adding that she considered it her best work to date.[2] Bush stated that the information within the song mostly came from a documentary she had seen about the effects of nuclear war, while the tone of the song was inspired by Pink Floyd's The Wall (side three in particular).[3] The song was recorded over three days in early 1980.
The track includes spoken words describing the flash from a nuclear bomb.
The music video features Bush in a womb portraying a foetus.
"Breathing" is about a foetus, very much aware of what is going on outside the womb and frightened by nuclear fallout, which implies that the song is set either during a nuclear war scare or a post-apocalyptic birth. The lyrics also refer to the foetus absorbing nicotine from the mother's smoking. In an interview that year Bush described the song as her "little symphony", adding that she considered it her best work to date.[2] Bush stated that the information within the song mostly came from a documentary she had seen about the effects of nuclear war, while the tone of the song was inspired by Pink Floyd's The Wall (side three in particular).[3] The song was recorded over three days in early 1980.
The track includes spoken words describing the flash from a nuclear bomb.
The music video features Bush in a womb portraying a foetus.
Don't know how I missed this. Haven't read it, of course. Just a vague feeling it might be relevant - to someone else.
Drinking , not just booze , Tea , Coffee , Fruit juice , anything that goes with a smoke really , oh & Sandwiches 
Well, OK. I'll start things off with tits and whisky.
Music goes above sex for me 
,just below racing.Used to take recreational drugs at the weekend for maybe 15 years great stuff the old ecstasymaking loads of new friends who you would never normally speak to.If I didn't have health problems I would definitely be dabbling still in the old mdma and my advice to anyone is just try it once its unbelievable.
,just below racing.Used to take recreational drugs at the weekend for maybe 15 years great stuff the old ecstasymaking loads of new friends who you would never normally speak to.If I didn't have health problems I would definitely be dabbling still in the old mdma and my advice to anyone is just try it once its unbelievable.
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