Simon Reynolds (whose Rip It Up And Start Again was one of the best music-related books of the Noughties), scratches his unfashionably smooth chin over the status of beards in the decade.
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- PS3 I love you
- Wishful thinking
- More tea, vicar?
- Bum rap
- Nothing doing
- One f***ing thing after another
- Snuffles
- Not with a bang but with a beeper
- What a Decade That Was
- The Nene meme
- That’s what she said
- Brother beyond
- The one with the whistly bits
- Full of it
- How could we forget William Hung?
- Net gains
- That difficult fourth chord
- Turn up the volumes (part 2)
- Turn up the volumes
- Not so simple Simon
- Misunderestimation
- Fuzzy logic
- Bon mot
- I will try to prefix you
- The last farewells
- Hey, what happened to Bonekickers?
- Aught for your comfort
- What, no Wrestler?
- Looking back at looking back
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- I'm guessing not
- The end of the world as we know it
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