Unable to cope with unexpected events.

[t_yorke]

Lazy days are still a new experience for me. We were never big ones for taking time off as a band; we didn’t want to become one of those awful groups who recluse themselves in castle towers or fjordian caves for two years at a time, emerging with our faces wrapped in cloth just long enough to give over our latest long-delayed, heavily-retooled

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[j_rhysmeyers]

I do it out of concern, Thom.

I can't believe you hung up on the German twins.

[t_yorke]

Yes, well. I do believe I'm a much better judge of what's best for myself and my family than you are. And that takes in not publishing my address where anyone can see it, thus putting the people I care about at risk to God knows what.

And that speaks volumes about your perspective.

[j_greenwood]

You wear a dressing-gown? Really? Maybe you should stop listening to our music so much...

[t_yorke]

I'll deal with you later.

[damien_hirst]

Of course, Downing Street is swearing up and down that there is no cancer risk for those living near the base

They'll be building their retirement homes any day now, I'm sure. Load of cunts this government is, most of 'em anyway.

[t_yorke]

With a little luck, they'll be pensioning sooner rather than later. I was terribly sorry to hear about your accident, by the way. Rotten luck.

[damien_hirst]

Cheers mate, though I won't be remaking any pieces like Jake and Dinos. They've got a new, bigger, better vision of Hell apparently, and I just want to move on. Shame for Charles, but I doubt he'll even miss it much.

[jakob_dylan]

Hello. I'm a big fan. Just letting you know that I recced you tino must_be_pop. Please check for your invite here soon. Welcome.

[jakob_dylan]

into*

Ha. I don't know any Tino's.

[t_yorke]

Oh, thanks very much! I'm quite keen on your work as well.

I think we might have had a roadie named Tino once.