It´s a laugh

[Susofrick]

At last! We here up North can relax!

[Peter]

A man who cooks is attractive.
A man who does dishes is irresistible!
I do both!

[Emperor]

Good one Beano Boy...LOL

[Beano Boy]

https://youtu.be/jNcFiCPu6bQ

The ending is a bit rude crude ,
but it is after all just simple primitive fun! BB

[Erich von Manstein]

Horse walks into a bar.
Barman asks: Why the long face?

I’m an atheist with a god complex.
I don’t believe in myself.

What do you get when you combine a flat earther and their arrogance?
Flatulence.

I asked a friend what was worse, ignorance or arrogance.
He replied: I don't know and I don't care.

If a doctor takes a hippocratic oath after completing med school, what does a lawyer take after graduating law school?
A hypocritical oath.

A list of things I hate:
1. Unoriginal jokes
2. Hypocrisy
3. Irony

Have you ever heard the term "ignorance is bliss?”
When I was younger i had no idea what it meant... and frankly those were the happiest days of my life.

[Konrad]

Have you ever heard the term "ignorance is bliss?”

A song by my favorite group has this title.

[Erich von Manstein]

So you seem to like progressive rock in its broadest sense then?
Personally, I can unfortunately not always appreciate its hefty excursions into synth and dream-pop spheres.

You surely know this rather classic prog-rock band of a somewhat earlier phase as well?



And not just by the way, rest in peace Neil Peart.

Wouldn't mind reviving the "My kinda music" thread if you like?
Like this one here, it has unfortunately dried up some time ago.
Both have always brought me a great deal of pleasure in the past.

[steve_pickstock]

I recently re-discovered Xanadu.
I saw Rush in the early 80s, I think they may have been supporting Thin Lizzy but it was a long time ago. And while I have always enjoyed their music I just got out of the habit of listening to it. So one day I listened to Xanadu and it just went BOOOM! in my head. So many layers, it played into so many areas, including my writings.
Rush, BOC, ELP, Yes, Greenslade, Wishbone Ash, The Nice, early Floyd - you can't beat it.

[Minuteman]

I recently re-discovered Xanadu.
I saw Rush in the early 80s, I think they may have been supporting Thin Lizzy but it was a long time ago. And while I have always enjoyed their music I just got out of the habit of listening to it. So one day I listened to Xanadu and it just went BOOOM! in my head. So many layers, it played into so many areas, including my writings.
Rush, BOC, ELP, Yes, Greenslade, Wishbone Ash, The Nice, early Floyd - you can't beat it.

This Forum is very wide-ranging and it's great to see 'progressive rock' being mentioned! As a long-time fan of the genre, and someone who saw Rush on many occasions, including much more recently than the 1980s, I'll simply state my case...three very talented musicians, some great music and some great memories, Thanks to Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and the late, great Neil Peart,

[steve_pickstock]

I have to hang my head in shame here, I was listening to my prog rock playlist tonight and I realised that I had omitted Focus from the list.
In 1970s Britain we were blessed with a tv music programme called The Old Grey Whistle Test, they played the track Hocus Pocus - and the next day at school I asked around and some loaned me the album. Akkerman - yep, that's all I got!
Akkerman - fantastic!

[Peter]

[Peter]

I served in the Airforce!

[Susofrick]

Maybe posted this before, but I still find it funny.

[Susofrick]

Okay, another one. I find this quite cute :

[Santi Pérez]

[Beano Boy]

https://youtu.be/uQrAm5y3oK8

[Susofrick]

This is not even understandable if you don't speak English, but if you do I think it's quite funny:

[Beano Boy]

https://youtu.be/lp9roZ6z-go

[Peter]

https://youtu.be/lp9roZ6z-go

They have some very good pranks!

[Santi Pérez]