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The Lemon Song: Led Zeppelin

>> 3 of the top five threads currently are feckin games. If you want to play games then feck off somewhere else..... Delete the games threads Admin unless users can prove they have been an influence on the forum for good or for bad......other than the games. ...and one of the other top 5 is feckin' the football thread which is just as mind numbingly boring to me as they games are to you. Doubt whether endless discussions about a bunch of overpaid tossers has been an influence on the forum for good or bad?

Under the Mango Tree: Count Owen

I've Got Nothing To Say But Goodbye: Tammy Montgomery

You Do Something I Don't Do Nothing: Other Side

I Do The Jerk: Bill Pickney

Can You Jerk Like Me: The Contours

Like a Nightmare: The Andantes

Your Heart Is So Cold: Greater Davis

Listen to Me: The Hollies

Listen To The Mockingbird: Brother Bones and His Shadows

Mockingbird: Charlie and Inez Foxx

Gossip, Gossip: Diamond Joe

Boy In Mexico: The De Vaurs

Martian Earthwatch: James Taylor

Star Star: Rolling Stones

I've Told Every Little Star: Linda Scott

Voodoo Dreams: Les Baxter

'Yuck yuck yuck, hate those Turkish Delight bars, they're rotten. Basically TD and chocolate are a bad combo in my book.' I was put off Turkish Delight for years as I thought the bright pink chewy stuff in the bar was authentic. Frys moved production to Poland in 2010, which is why it might be different now?

While You're Out Looking For Sugar: Honey Cone

>>you can take your 85% cocoa single estate nonsense and shove somewhere REALLY dark! There's a wide range of chocolate between Cadbury's and the 85% single estate stuff. I prefer Swiss milk chocolate - Callier makes fabulous cheap chocolate but I am partial to a bar of dairy milk every now and then. There an interesting history of British chocolate on the Cadbury's website: https://www.cadbury.co.uk/the-story

World Of Forgotten People: George Jones

Southern Can Is Mine: Blind Willie McTell

>>Yes!!! Do you pronounce it with a "gee golly gee" gormless American accent whenever you read it? It's become such a commonly used little helper, especially in "youth" publications, social media etc.... These nachos are suuuper nice, just sayin', amirite?... It comes down to us living in an age where hyperbole rules...the most mundane singer is 'awesome', the most average talent is a 'genius', something sad is 'heartbreaking' and a crispy chemical-laden snack is 'super nice'. I can't work out whether it is because people can no longer distinguish between mediocrity and genius/great talent or it's just a lazy way of using a rich and varied language.

Beyond The Sight of Man: The Exciting Singing Angels