It’s bothering me now, I think we need to find out the answer
Is Del still on NSC?
@Peacehaven Wild Kids Do you know if it’s Mullered or Mullard?
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Is Del still on NSC?
@Peacehaven Wild Kids Do you know if it’s Mullered or Mullard?
Seagull on the Hill
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- Jan 22, 2022
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I've just looked up the lyrics on several different sites and they all show it as mullard.It’s bothering me now, I think we need to find out the answer
Is Del still on NSC?
@Peacehaven Wild Kids Do you know if it’s Mullered or Mullard?
Have I ever met you ?
Anyway I'm named Dwayne because that's my name and I'm a black , ginger , bodybuilder a bit like the rock.
Yes I was doing the same yesterday, funny really as thought it was mullered for many years
Seagull on the Hill
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Likewise, I thought it was mullered, it's a word in common use amongst builders and tradesmen .
- Jul 10, 2003
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Never introduced, but I was in your office a few times back when you were an Excel monkey, before you 'buffed up' Potter style and became 'friend of the famous'
Dancin Ninja BHA
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Got friends who are Hull City fans.
About 25 years ago ish, around the time of the Foot and Mouth crisis funnily enough, I went with them to Carlisle for an end of season piss up.
After the game, Carlisle fans poured onto the pitch for a scrap with Hull. Punches were thrown, and there was one lad dressed in a black hoodie who had his face covered and was bouncing up and down like a deranged Ninja.
Hence the birth of the name, which I've had on here since around 2001/2.
About 25 years ago ish, around the time of the Foot and Mouth crisis funnily enough, I went with them to Carlisle for an end of season piss up.
After the game, Carlisle fans poured onto the pitch for a scrap with Hull. Punches were thrown, and there was one lad dressed in a black hoodie who had his face covered and was bouncing up and down like a deranged Ninja.
Hence the birth of the name, which I've had on here since around 2001/2.
Interesting. Bit creepy should have introduced yourself really !!Never introduced, but I was in your office a few times back when you were an Excel monkey, before you 'buffed up' Potter style and became 'friend of the famous'
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You're right, I should have, but you appeared to be quite busy, and when being show around a client who's has bought your software, approaching one of their staff with 'Hello dwayne, you're the buff black bodybuilder from NSC' to a white ginger kid they know as Thomas ? I was worried that it may have been considered 'a bit creepy'
Shoreham may be exotic compared to Newhaven, but we're still 'upper working class'
I'd guess you might have conflated the mellotron (which Wakeman did play, but along with lots of other people) with the Birotron, a similar instrument that he helped develop. Apparently there were only about 30 odd built and there's only two left in working order.
Birotron - Wikipedia
I live in Hangleton - obvious really.
The creepy bit was you knowing who I am I guessYou're right, I should have, but you appeared to be quite busy, and when being show around a client who's has bought your software, approaching one of their staff with 'Hello dwayne, you're the buff black bodybuilder from NSC' to a white ginger kid they know as Thomas ? I was worried that it may have been considered 'a bit creepy'
although my name is Dwayne 
- Jul 10, 2003
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The creepy bit was you knowing who I am I guess
I knew who you were 20 years ago, and I'm sure I told you on here at the time, but 20 years on, no idea
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Worried Man Blues
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Bury??
I bet you also know how to spell surname properlyShoreham may be exotic compared to Newhaven, but we're still 'upper working class'
I struggle to spell my own name in full . . . Engineers are renowned for illiteracy . . . I can't spell for tofu.I bet you also know how to spell surname properly
It's rare to find anyone who can pronounce a double barrelled name that involves more than two silly bulls
I am extremely proud to borrow the Great name "Tug Wilson" .
When i bought and read "SEAGULLS! The story of BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION F.C. by Tim Carder and Roger Harris Ernie Wilson stuck out firstly of course as our most "capped" if you will player 509 league games 566 all in , after reading about him i found we had a few things in common .
We are both short and stocky , difference is this guy could play and "massive" turned him away because he was too small 5`6" -their loss right , to be honest it`s sad how little there is to read about this Great man . He was our number 11 and had a great left foot he retired at 37 and died at 56 .
This is one time i genuinely wish my name was Dumbass , no need for explanation and lots of thumbs up , but with such an illustrious handle i really feel like i haven`t done him justice , but from what i have read neither have the history books - maybe because we are just "little old Brighton" .
When i bought and read "SEAGULLS! The story of BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION F.C. by Tim Carder and Roger Harris Ernie Wilson stuck out firstly of course as our most "capped" if you will player 509 league games 566 all in , after reading about him i found we had a few things in common .
We are both short and stocky , difference is this guy could play and "massive" turned him away because he was too small 5`6" -their loss right , to be honest it`s sad how little there is to read about this Great man . He was our number 11 and had a great left foot he retired at 37 and died at 56 .
This is one time i genuinely wish my name was Dumbass , no need for explanation and lots of thumbs up , but with such an illustrious handle i really feel like i haven`t done him justice , but from what i have read neither have the history books - maybe because we are just "little old Brighton" .
Ken Livingstone Seagull
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"Jonathan Livingstone Seagull" was a bit obvious but back in the day, Red Ken was a total legend in my eyes. Thus, my 'ommage to an icon of the Greater London Council days...the era of my initial trek West. I'll sign off with a Ken quote that sounds a bit like something my friend HWT would offer: "Every year the international financial system kills more people than world war two. But at least Hitler was mad." Loved the original legend that was Harry Wilson too, BTW.
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Bob Page - another Deus Ex character.
He’s the in-universe Elon Musk, before Musk was a thing. Billionaire technocrat attempting and succeeding in controlling “free speech” through his own information networks, ultimately plotting on world domination.
All the while attempting to give off a “man of the people” persona, while simultaneously spying and subjecting the poorest in society to his own politics and getting rich off them in the mean time.
He’s very evil - if the red eyes didn’t give that away.
He creates a deadly plague through one of his subsidiaries called the “Grey Death”, and also manufactures the vaccine/cure, so he can directly control the populace, governments and nations.
Walton Simons (his Lieutenant):
This plague... the rioting is intensifying to the point where we may not be able to contain it.
Bob Page:
Why contain it? Let it spill over the schools and churches, let the bodies pile up in the streets. In the end they'll beg us to save them.
Oh, and Musk himself is a big fan of the game. Make of that what you will.
f***ing love this game.
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