Tashyboy
Please don’t ask to see my tatts 👍
He didn’t have a Tash did heDunes at Skegness near the holiday camp.
He didn’t have a Tash did heDunes at Skegness near the holiday camp.
My cousin has a female gardener who will do the same when it's hot. His garden is fully enclosed, he and his partner are gay, and so she feels safe doing it.Fruit picking team working in field adjacent to our 11th…it was a very warm day and they were topless, and not all were blokes
Try doing it in the afternoon, she likes to sleep in.I’ve flown from one side of the galaxy to the other, I’ve seen a lot of strange stuff, but I’ve never seen anything to make me believe there’s one all-powerful force controlling everything.
Surely that doesn't make sense. The labels are attached simultaneously as the record is pressed.Not in the same risque category as the previous entires but... Took delivery of a rare white label record today. The seller did call out that the centre labels were heavily marked, turned out it was a spot of mold on them so I decided to just remove them and replace them with nice new, clean ones.
Never seen it before when replacing a label but underneath was another label (obviously an imprint as it was backwards) for a completely different record label and artist. The tracks pressed on the vinyl are the correct ones for the white label I bought. I wonder if the rarity of the white label meant the pressing house just used whatever blanks they had lying around.
Doesn’t explain why its backwards though.Surely that doesn't make sense. The labels are attached simultaneously as the record is pressed.
Must have been that the wrong labels were loaded into the press and replacement correct ones manually added later.
Not that unusual - I should preface this by saying I have a LOT of records - I reckon I've got around about twenty misprints or mislabelled at home. The most interesting is an LP with a label from a 7" single on one side!Never seen it before when replacing a label but underneath was another label (obviously an imprint as it was backwards) for a completely different record label and artist. The tracks pressed on the vinyl are the correct ones for the white label I bought. I wonder if the rarity of the white label meant the pressing house just used whatever blanks they had lying around.
Yeah, I have a shed load of records too and have probably 50 or so mis-labelled where the wrong label has been applied and sold that way. But this is the first case where I've found a white label has been put over another but the track is actually correct.Not that unusual - I should preface this by saying I have a LOT of records - I reckon I've got around about twenty misprints or mislabelled at home. The most interesting is an LP with a label from a 7" single on one side!
I have the Beatles red album which is a double LP. (Their early hits album). Both records are fine with the correct labels and songs. The inner sleeves have the words on each side that correspond to each side of the record. Side one and side two are correct. But the inner sleeve for sides three and four is wrong. It has the words for side three but the words for side four are missing. Instead the words for side two are repeated. Not sure if this is a common error or whether there are not many of them.Not that unusual - I should preface this by saying I have a LOT of records - I reckon I've got around about twenty misprints or mislabelled at home. The most interesting is an LP with a label from a 7" single on one side!
What a result! Much more enjoyable film.Dunno if it’s the same but I have a DVD of Lord of the Rings but inside the case its actually a disc with the George of the Jungle film starring Brendan Fraser!
I think you've just put the wrong DVD in the caseDunno if it’s the same but I have a DVD of Lord of the Rings but inside the case its actually a disc with the George of the Jungle film starring Brendan Fraser!