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What really grinds your gears?

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swittle Jul 2017 11:01am, 30 Jul 2017 44,807 posts	Quote Pin swittle +1 to that ^ Heaton is one of a dwindling number of songwriters who thinks about the people who will listen to his work.
Jono. Jul 2017 11:11am, 30 Jul 2017 5,472 posts	Quote Pin Jono. Beautiful south are excellent - as of yet nothing is grinding my gears
Diogenes Jul 2017 12:42pm, 30 Jul 2017 24,119 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes To me, much of his work, especially his most recent stuff, is painfully contrived and tricksy, like the forced output of a creative songwriting course.
Joopsy Jul 2017 1:14pm, 30 Jul 2017 8,126 posts	Quote Pin Joopsy To be fair, he has never come up with a masterpiece like Shine a light.
Diogenes Jul 2017 2:52pm, 30 Jul 2017 24,120 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes I can't say I'm familiar with this light shining song but your rdcommendation is good enough for me
Badger Jul 2017 7:33pm, 31 Jul 2017 8,610 posts	Quote Pin Badger Realising I've consented to go on holiday somewhere where, relative to the UK, the average temperature is 2C lower, the average rainfall is three TIMES higher, and beer is double the price if you're lucky.
Jono. Jul 2017 8:22pm, 31 Jul 2017 5,477 posts	Quote Pin Jono. Scandinavia Badger? or Dublin
Badger Jul 2017 11:06pm, 31 Jul 2017 8,611 posts	Quote Pin Badger Guinness isn't that expensive in Dublin;). Norway. Forecast says it'll be raining from before we get there on Wednesday until the following Monday.
Dvorak Jul 2017 11:23pm, 31 Jul 2017 13,941 posts	Quote Pin Dvorak [And since you stay in the driest part of Britain, Badger, Norway will be eight times wetter than where you are from ;-). And 8C colder. (Central Scotland was this afternoon, as it has been on several days this July, 11C. My gears are frozen.)]
Carpathius Aug 2017 12:24am, 1 Aug 2017 12,250 posts	Quote Pin Carpathius People who think it's fine to keep aggressive animals in fields with a public footpath through them. I have never been afraid of horses in the slightest until this evening when a friend and I were herded out by three horses, one of which wanted to bite me and none of which were at all happy with strange humans in their field. (They came cantering over from the other side of the field as soon as they saw us, and at one point had me pinned against a fence that I couldn't scale - and I did try before realising that facing them was much safer than turning my back.)