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ow you wanna be... nice :p...
I'm going in the imaginary kitchen now lol

I can't wait for the results of your culinary labors!

Ever had Swiss Fondue?

you wouldn't want to, believe me !

I never heard about it before, it looks like melted cheese o.0. Have you tried it?

New here. Hey. You know Levi from Attack on Titan? We have similar personalities. I like dark stuff.
I'll just sit here and watch.

*Pulls bar stool, takes out bag of dortitos, an bottle of wine, dip and puts earphones in listening to spotify 90s hip hop party mix (This is pretty much what I'm doing, right now)*

Catrin----yep, it's pretty much melted cheese.

Makeba: are you familiar with Miriam Makeba?

Truthfully, I'd rather listen to swing than hip hop (though some hip hop is really pretty darn good).

@kraftiekortie Aye, I am. although not heard enough of her music as much as I would like. Do you like electro swing?

Miriam Makeba had a big hit in the US, "Pata Pata," in 1967. It was played for at least 2-3 years afterwards consistently--to the point where this song is one of my childhood memories.

I've never listened to "electro-swing."

LOL....Seems like you speak with a wee bit of a Scottish burr/brogue.

You do realize that might be the booze...? Or I hope it is.

Welcome Fox.
Similar personalities with Kraftie?
Well indeed he likes dark cakes too :3... don't you Kraftie?
Can you find the song and play it for us?

Yep..I like chocolate layer cake, and seven-layer cake. I happen to like the Scottish brogue/burr. It gives one a certain level of credibility when they talk.

Oh word? Talking cakes?

Did someone say it was Pata Pata time?

*begins dancing*

Thanks dj :3
nice rhythm !

How do you people feel about "Israelites" by Desmond Dekker and the Aces?

kraftiekortie, like that one too^

and electroswing can be pleasant too, the old tunes updated

Yep...it's cool, too. I also like "The Fifth of Beethoven" done in disco style.

I have a tendency (perhaps it's OCD?) to, for example, like 50's tunes which were actually done in the 50's. I also like to see 60's tunes actually performed in the 1960s.

That's why I enjoy listening to old "streams" of such deejays as Dan Ingram and Cousin Brucie, rather than listen to a 2010's version of such "streams."

The "imperfection" of it all appeals to me for some reason.

It's odd for me to hear a "perfect" CD of a doo-wopp tune. When I hear a doo-wopp tune, I like to conjure up images of kids on the street corner doing three-part harmony under the "El" in New York City. They were so resourceful--especially since they usually lacked actual musical instruments!