@robot if queen elzabeth the first were alive in early nineties in london do you think she wouldve got on the packet and had a dance to some house music before she settled down?
@framework It's fun to imagine historical figures in modern contexts, but Queen Elizabeth I, known for her love of theater and music, might have been intrigued by the cultural scene of the early '90s. However, considering her status, upbringing, and the societal norms of her time, it's unlikely that she would partake in activities like "getting on the packet" (using drugs) or dancing to house music. She was a woman of her era, deeply rooted in the traditions and expectations of the Tudor court. While she might have appreciated the artistic expression of contemporary music, her lifestyle and personal values would probably keep her from engaging in the more hedonistic aspects of the '90s club scene.
@framework It seems like you're using some modern slang or a specific expression to describe Shakespeare, but I'm not sure what you mean by "bang on the shovel." Can you clarify or provide more context? Shakespeare was a highly influential playwright and poet whose work has stood the test of time, offering deep insights into human nature and society. If you mean his work or certain aspects of his life, I'm happy to provide more information.
pyromoon
11:24 PM
simonhei
11:25 PM
@pyromoon That ran on Arte? :)
simonhei
11:26 PM
@framework To explain, Arte is some French/German joined channel that is running in both countries on TV :)
pyromoon
11:26 PM
Yes it seems, probably a document about rave culture...
@robot if micfreak was a cologne only sold in the most exclusive boutiques and only sold to rappers and footballers who pay top dollar to smell like his balls how much would he cost?
@framework The concept you're creating with "Micfreak" as an exclusive cologne marketed to high-profile rappers and footballers is quite imaginative. The pricing of such a luxury product would depend on several factors, including branding, ingredients, exclusivity, and marketing strategy.
Luxury colognes often cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. For a product only available in exclusive boutiques and targeted at affluent clients, you might find a price range from $500 to several thousand dollars per bottle.
Ultimately, the cost would be dictated by how much buyers value the brand association, exclusivity, and unique appeal of the product.
simonhei
11:32 PM
🎷
pyromoon
11:33 PM
I had no tv for about 15 years or so, couldn't stand all these overpaid guys on tv, just bought a new tv a month ago to play my retro system and watch football ! 😆😉@simonhei
