What's your unpopular opinion (or one you feel like is unpopular) about the band?
News, tunes, and and other fun things about the boys from Pendulum
News, tunes, and and other fun things about the boys from Pendulum
Whats the thing that actually got you into Pendulum?
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Every time I step off the plane it feels like I've been dumped in the North during Game of Thrones
I'm just gonna ignore that minus in my account...
Hull tabletop gamers level up struggling high street
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Is Ibiza still worth it for clubbing in 2025, or are prices too insane now?
Everytime Hull uni is mentioned I think of this 😂
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What’s your go-to UK wet weather gear for biking?
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Quiet quitting vs loud quitting: which on do you prefer?
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If you could send one British thing to aliens to explain us as a culture, what would it be?
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What does ‘affordable housing’ actually mean in your area?
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Red Right Hand vs Jubilee Street: What’s the ultimate Nick Cave song in your opinion?
Southport Opera House c1900 before was destroyed by fire in 1921
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Anyone who's bought a house or flat for the first time within five years, how did you actually afford it?
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How do you handle IR35 when switching between permanent and contract based work?
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In your opinion, is it possible to live by yourself in a one bedroom on minimum wage? I guess it depends on the place but damn if it doesn't feel impossible right now
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Saw this on the Aussie one, but what English sterotypes are actually pretty accurate? Aside from the tea drinking ofc
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If you had the chance to listen to one Nick Cave song live (or hear again live), what would it be? I'd love to hear Jubilee live again, fingers crossed
The hubris is always followed by a fall and urge to quit!
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How long do you think it’ll take you realistically to buy a home at current house prices?
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Whats your actual answer when they ask, 'What would you say is your biggest weakness?' I'm never quiet sure how honest to be? Are you supposed to give an answer thats actually a positive?
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Why does it seem like they're always building new houses but no one I know can afford to buy them?
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What do you find is the most challenging aspects of DIY, the money/time/skill etc?
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Do you think its worth using recruitment agencies, or should you go direct?
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