The Iron Heart Forum 15th and the Iron Heart 22nd Anniversary Party
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@scooter said in The Iron Heart Forum 15th and the Iron Heart 22nd Anniversary Party:
Drive from Gosport to Southampton airport(17 miles), 92 minutes
Shit, sorry......
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@Giles , No worries. You warned me of rush hour traffic. I wouldn't have believed you, if you had told me it was as bad as it turned out. Southampton airport certainly made up for it. I don't think you can get to your gate anymore quickly than that. I wound up taking a seat for 45 minutes before boarding...
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@scooter Sláinte!
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@Jett129 I think with the rise of online gaming, For The Win became popular. I only knew of FTW as that until I learned of the original meaning. Fuck The World is a little aggressive for my tastes personally.
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FTW was a sign of rebellion much like the anarchy symbol illustrating that you did not conform to societies definition of acceptance.
If I recall correctly, The Who’s pinball wizard was a song about the same and at the time pinball was a slow slope to deviance and non acceptance.
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@goosehd - and there was me thinking it was about a deaf, dumb and blind kid…
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Great seeing you all over the weekend, hope everyone got home safely!
You probably saw me floating around with a camera on Saturday trying to grab some candid snapshots. Apologies if I missed anyone or any magic moments, but hopefully, this kinda captures the vibe of the day…
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@Nocturama said in The Iron Heart Forum 15th and the Iron Heart 22nd Anniversary Party:
@goosehd - and there was me thinking it was about a deaf, dumb and blind kid…
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@Nocturama Pinball at the time was not widely accepted. I have yet to see this movie, but according to some hardcore pinball freaks, it's really good.
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@goosehd said in The Iron Heart Forum 15th and the Iron Heart 22nd Anniversary Party:
FTW was a sign of rebellion much like the anarchy symbol illustrating that you did not conform to societies definition of acceptance.
If I recall correctly, The Who’s pinball wizard was a song about the same and at the time pinball was a slow slope to deviance and non acceptance.
Thanks Dennis. For the info
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