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  1. Sleepy

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    Re: Re: Re: attitude problems

    awwwwww

    :love: ;)
    Sleepy, Jul 20, 2003
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  2. Mr Scottyfish

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    :lol: :lol: :lol: @ this thread!
    Mr Scottyfish, Jul 20, 2003
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  3. Harper

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    Re: Re: attitude problems


    All friends stick together!
    Harper, Jul 20, 2003
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  4. Mr Scottyfish

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    Re: Re: attitude problems

    Your posts would read so much better if you split it into different paragraphs though! :king:
    Mr Scottyfish, Jul 20, 2003
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    Re: Re: Re: attitude problems

    That wudn't b a 'rachel post' tho. :p
    GeordieLee, Jul 20, 2003
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    Couldn't agree more. Not for the same reason though. I agree because it only takes one of the more 'popular' posters to disagree with someone in order for entire little cliques to jump on the bandwagon... This only tends to happen to less regular posters though...
    DominicX, Jul 20, 2003
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  7. Sleepy

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    totally agree with that too mate.

    that seems to happen a lot!!!

    s'pose its mebbe the case with most, if not all, msg boards tho?

    but aye, ur spot on....a lot of ppl will just go along with what sum1 else is saying, because of their post count or wot not.....
    Sleepy, Jul 20, 2003
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  8. GeordieLee

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    Bandwagon jumper onner..... ;) :p
    GeordieLee, Jul 20, 2003
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  9. Sleepy

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    lol - nahh - he is actuallt spot on!! :D
    Sleepy, Jul 20, 2003
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  10. Cookee

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    I wouldnt just go along with something I didnt agree with just for my post count. Bit sad dont u think?:p

    I was originally just saying that I had heard Mark had a bit of an attitude, Ive never spoken to him, and I dont like hard house so I dont tend to hang around on his sets. I have heard him make a few mistakes before, but then thats just gonna get into a debate about what makes a good DJ.

    Maybe this thread is just a bit of a wind up?????;)
    Cookee, Jul 20, 2003
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  11. Sleepy

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    naaaaa that wasnt havin a go at u!

    just a general statement.....seems to happen a lot....

    as for not liking hardhouse....i thort u were a mackem?!?!? :eek: :eek:

    mackems have to like hardhouse its part of the mackem conduct al have u know ;) :lol:
    Sleepy, Jul 21, 2003
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  12. JockB

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    I've never seen the guy DJ but met him at the football and he came across as a very friendly bloke and very into Promise and the clubbers. I think all the guys that play (Promise punters) would agree.

    That's the one thing that has impressed me about the way you guys all get on - definite community atmosphere.

    Anyway all the best DJ's have attitude!!!
    JockB, Jul 21, 2003
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    Agreed, def sour grapes on some peoples parts.. Marky is a good lad, and down to earth!
    Simon L, Jul 21, 2003
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  14. Conway

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    Re: Re: attitude problems

    thats hard as fuck to read, especially when you're hung over :p

    thank you rachel for messing up my head :D
    Conway, Jul 21, 2003
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  15. smallerthanyoda

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    BALLS

    Yes i agree you do need balls to step up in front of a crowd but you dont need arrogance.

    PS the best DJs in world dont have attitude problems
    I.E. you dont see YOJI telling people to f**k when they were taking photos and climbing all over the dj stand.

    It seem to my that the majority of people on this meassage board are to scared to write what they actually do think.
    smallerthanyoda, Jul 21, 2003
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  16. Yosef Ha'Kohain

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    Re: BALLS

    Would u rather get thrown out?!?!?

    Your not allowed to climb over the fucking dj stand... its there to seperate the dj from the crowd!

    If he's mid mix and some sweaty little mong is trying to take his photo - he's every right to fucking lamp you never mind tell you to fuck off :D :p
    Yosef Ha'Kohain, Jul 21, 2003
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  17. Conway

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    Re: Re: BALLS

    agreed :)

    The best time to catch a DJ is when he isn't actually working. I know myself that I don't get much time to talk to punters when I'm at work, mainly because I'm raking through my cd folder / vinyl box for my next tune. I'm more than happy to talk to the punters at the end of the night, and they'll usually get a more meaningful conversation out of it.

    Judge mark by the person he is off the decks... not by who he is behind them. It might sound stupid, but there's a world of difference between having a quiet chat with someone at the end of the night, and having one with a punter hanging off the side of the DJ stand when you're frantically looking for that vinyl YOU KNOW YOU PUT IN YOUR BOX BEFORE YOU ARRIVED AND CAN'T FIND :evil: .
    Conway, Jul 21, 2003
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  18. smallerthanyoda

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    Re: Re: attitude problems

    Ok then type me list of djs a mile long that have got attitude problemls.

    It seems to me that a lot of people need to look up exactly what arrpgance is
    a feeling or an impression of superiority manifested in an overbearing manner or presumptuous claims.
    smallerthanyoda, Jul 21, 2003
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  19. Nass

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    Re: Re: Re: attitude problems

    Need to learn to spell it first ;)
    Nass, Jul 21, 2003
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  20. Yosef Ha'Kohain

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    Re: Re: Re: attitude problems

    surely if ur trying to clamber up on to the stage to touch, photograph, stare at him - your looking up to him :D
    Yosef Ha'Kohain, Jul 21, 2003
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