| 13 Feb 09, 12:08 AM blacksheepboy UK(CR), 4 yrs  |
OK. Those Teutons certainly know their cheese. So let's hear it for another one: he's Austrian (same difference). Whilst we're on the subject of Germanic cheese, the Dutch are basically chilled out Germans, so here's a bit of mature Edam. It's even good for fapping to. What's the point having cake, if you can't eat it? | |
| 13 Feb 09, 12:46 AM doctorgas UK, 5 yrs  |
Whilst we're on the subject of Eurovision, there is this one | |
| 13 Feb 09, 1:41 AM blacksheepboy UK(CR), 4 yrs |
And so we return to good old English mature farmhouse cheddar. OK, cheeselovers, this is blacksheepboy spinning the discs and bringing down the curtain on another day here at Cheese FM. I'm going to kiss you goodnight and leave you with some more quintessentially English cheese, first from Tenpole Tudor (he's descended from Henry VII y'know), and finally from The Piranhas. What's the point having cake, if you can't eat it? | |
| 13 Feb 09, 12:39 PM blacksheepboy UK(CR), 4 yrs |
Good afternoon, folks. There's still more cheeze to squeeze through your modems, so I offer you a couple of highly sentimental tunes to start the day, both on a military theme: The first is a classic 1974 tear-jerker from Paper Lace. Very sad, but still pretty camp - army camp. That links us neatly to Rolf Harris' cover of Two Little Boys. Written in 1902 and popular during WW1, it goes to show that cheese is truly timeless ... and can bring a tear to your eye, too. Right. Don't be shy. More cheese, puhleeeeze ...
What's the point having cake, if you can't eat it? | |
| 13 Feb 09, 1:14 PM Ladytron UK, 3 yrs |
Cheese which thinks it's, like, the opposite of cheese always makes me chuckle somewhat. I link just one slice of cringeware from this dude, but, really I could've posted any of his. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBjd8kBNsTc Naffness Profundus. | |
| 13 Feb 09, 2:43 PM blacksheepboy UK(CR), 4 yrs |
Ooh. Controversial. I'm staying out of this one ... except to say some cheese was indeed detected (I'm not saying how much). But if we're talking about overblown pompous cheese, you surely can't beat Bohemian Rhapsody. The biggest lump of cheese ever written. What's the point having cake, if you can't eat it? | |
| 13 Feb 09, 3:08 PM newfavourite UK(S), 4 yrs |
Ah yes, for self-important sanctimonious cheese one needs go no further than this lump of stilton 'Pervert'? She can't even spell it! Edited 13 Feb 09, 3:09 PM by newfavourite | |
| 13 Feb 09, 3:36 PM blacksheepboy UK(CR), 4 yrs |
Ah, Cheeseplay. Bless 'em. It seems we haven't run out of cheese yet. I'm not sure if this one is in the pompous category or tongue-in-cheek, but you can never tell with Duran Duran. I must own up to dancing half-naked in the mirror to it, with a hair brush for a microphone, although I'm bloody careful to make sure no one's looking. It therefore passes the cheese test. I iz a Wild Boy, innit. What's the point having cake, if you can't eat it? | |
| 13 Feb 09, 4:58 PM Ladytron UK, 3 yrs |
Coldgay. | |
| 13 Feb 09, 5:04 PM Ladytron UK, 3 yrs |
Yup, but God bless em because without gits like them to laugh at we wouldn't have needed to make Spinal Tap. Meaning we would have never got Stone'enge http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU3H1Um4Ju4 , or indeed this, the resultant aftermath (2:48 mins. in) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xlf5ucFanpY
Edited 13 Feb 09, 5:18 PM by Ladytron |
