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if you post your wii number here I can send you all my wii miis. Then in the backgoround you'll have the likes of Keef, CrystalClear, myself, mairead, huguenot and bumbalina spectating your games...how creepy!!

Walter Sickert of the accused of being Jack the Ripper fame?

You should, many games are 4 player. Even mairead loves wiiing, so to speak.

Saw my first one today, on grove lane, so it's spreading over the hill.

It wasn't a vintage game, but a pretty fair result I reckon.

Excellent, some new ones to collect

Hitchin?

Jamaica?

Haha, I thought the first sentence was intentionally funny. No Jazz is genuinely a term for the act of interaction between lala and woowoo. I believe the i a replacement term is also allowed.

Wow, I don't think I've ever inspired anyone before. I hope i've not inspired you to spend too much time in the pub and generally be rubbish, my fort?s. But thanks DM, you're lovely too :D

seventies funk is goood. I shall unearth some anon

I'll have no trouble finding you at the footy then mark, not sure i want to now though.

*stands in cornere desperately trying no to look suspicious in long mac, trilby, upturned collars and shades* *wonders where white bear is* *also wonders if shambles has completely lost it ;)*

Main Entry: 2jazz Pronunciation Guide Pronunciation: " Function: noun Inflected Form(s): -es 1 : COPULATION -- usually considered vulgar 2 a : American music developed from religious and secular songs (as spirituals, shout songs), blues, ragtime, and other popular music (as brass-band marches) and characterized by improvisation, syncopated rhythms, contrapuntal ensemble playing, special melodic features (as flatted notes, blue notes) peculiar to the individual interpretation of the player, and the introduction of vocal techniques (as portamento) into instrumental performance -- see BOP, DIXIELAND; compare SWING b : popular dance music influenced by jazz and played (as in the late 1920s) in a loud rhythmic manner c : a dance to jazz music with incisive rhythms and often acrobatic and grotesque steps -- compare JITTERBUG 1 3 : excessively earnest and enthusiastic talk or preoccupation : stuffy foolishness : HUMBUG Citation format for this entry: "jazz." Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged. Merriam-Webster, 2002. http://unabridged.merriam-webster.com (24 Mar. 2007).

I did indeed give it a whirl. Yep not a bad effort, are they going through the thankless task of trying to get signed or is it fun? I know some guys in another Irish band called New Vegas. They struggled to get signed, won the Dublin Battle of the Bands, plaudits in the Irish Times, but just couldn't get that lucky break. They split up a couple of months back which was a pity as I genuinely thought them better than some of the success stories out there. I still get to see the two brother's play over bongos and keyboard in a 'raw sex' manner in a little bar called Nico's in New Ross, Wexford. I post one of their fabulous efforts in memoriam as it were. (apologies for dreadful compression to get file under

Good call blinder, 'Anthems for a 17 Year Old Girl', you'll get Batdog all excitable. Great tune, always thought that would be a tough one to do live frankly. As you gave us a happy tune, I'll break hearts, Grandaddy, Jed's Poem

Ok, some music, its choonage friday after all. Lovely stuff from Broken Social Scene http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JW7OHINl35k&mode=related&search= It's in the slightly odd 7/4 time signature of Heart Of Glass fame.

In a change from the usual here's a weakly musically themed (das boot) comedy classic clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVBGj6x32P0

Are you calling me bald AGAIN?!

Headline in The Weekly Lordhsip Lane News Embarrassed Aliens Deny Links With Tom Cruise plan Mad Lizzie aerobics studio in gym refurb Talking of celebrity sightings on LL anyone?

Baldy, that sounds strangely like a description of craig bellamy! When I grew up a friend of mine had a munsterlander, a dog I absolutely adored (mairead hates dogs so sadly will never get to own one). Anybody got one I can arrange to pet on the green some time in a non-cottaging manner?

Why did the Mexican push his wife of a cliff? Tequila! What did the spanish fireman name his twin boys? Jos? and Hose b What does a mexican put on his floor? Andal? (hmm, don't work so well written)

Jump off the bus at denmark hill and hey presto, 8 minutes to balckfriars or 12 to Victoria or London Bridge, marvellous. Or get bus to Elephant & Castle, 15 minutes on good day (an hour on bad) and get tube or train as appropriate, there's always a way.

I'm sure it must have something that allows gestures with a right click...... oh :(

* waves hello to Terry Scott playing german whist in corner of room with John Inman * * cracks open half bottle of tokaji, and munches on freshly baked muffins and marmalade *