Tiesto.. what a.....

[MaxOne]

i don't think that youtube vid is real myself but that is hilarious...

[wrong chris]

dodge, what were you expecting? did you think it was going to be a good time?

hahaha... sucker.

[photojojo]

i don't think that youtube vid is real myself but that is hilarious...

It's not. They have more with other people along the same lines.

[Karlos Santos]

it's annoying that there was a bit of a crack down on laughing gas in uk, or a big spotlight for a bit it seemed. fat profit margin on that stuff, even at £1 a pop

At Glastonbury this year the Police were confiscating Gas/Balloons from people selling it.

Not from people just doing it, only from those selling it which is fair enough cus you cant rock up in a van and start selling beer from it.

People carried on selling it though just not in the obvious places.

Laughing Gas... the funny thing is that it doesnt make anyone laugh.

Anyhoo... Tiesto, 70grand in what currency..? Euro..?

He wont get that in UK. No way.

You can get Deadmau5 for £10,000 or Soulwax for £30,000 inc light show.

[Fyoog]

Anyhoo... Tiesto, 70grand in what currency..? Euro..?

He wont get that in UK. No way.

You can get Deadmau5 for £10,000 or Soulwax for £30,000 inc light show.

Mate, 70,000 euro is about £65,000 these days. Exchange rate is rubbish!!!

[lethal_pizzle]

Does the use of the word 'twat' indicate that you are in the UK?

Nitrous, useful as it is for making whipped cream, and also making you see God, is a legal grey area in the UK. Providing it for other people to inhale can end up with you being prosecuted.

[BradCee]

Does the use of the word 'twat' indicate that you are in the UK?

dodge is from the uk, kicking it majorca (?) over the last few months

[Karlos Santos]

Does the use of the word 'twat' indicate that you are in UK.

I though "twat" was used all over.

Is it particularly English.

Strange that it is used a lot more down South in a lighter way.
I would never say twat in company of my family but when I lived and worked in Kent it was like saying prat... Pretty inoffensive.

[GPS]

You can get Deadmau5 for £10,000 or Soulwax for £30,000 inc light show.

Wait u can get mau5 cheaper the soulwax?

thats actually really suprising

than again i live in a country that has their heads up their a$$ for the most part and only listen to what is mainstream :P

Gianmarco

[lethal_pizzle]

I though "twat" was used all over.

Is it particularly English.

Strange that it is used a lot more down South in a lighter way.
I would never say twat in company of my family but when I lived and worked in Kent it was like saying prat... Pretty inoffensive.

Actually when I was at school in Yorkshire we used to use it like prat all the time. Only later did I find out it was a term for 'lady bits'. Not sure our American cousins use it though - isn't it Victorian in origin?