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I thought spectroscopy was something the doctor stuck up your bum? (Billy Obvious 1994)

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quids sounds like a 21st century Trevor Howard. > Gorgeous. > > The rest of you affect a sort of Sloane-ish drawl, > which I find very offputting. I wish you wouldn't > do it but you do...... ...said in a Rick Stein whine, "Oh I wish we could just be a little more like the French, I wish we, I wish, I just wish, ohhh (sigh)"

"Well hush my mouth! I'M from the South!" "South of wheyah suh!?" "South of London"

Another bass/keyboard combo - john peel session from 79 - E.T.A. and the ogwt version with the cpt. having learned lesson one in the keyboards tune-a-day book There ARE some similarities if you listen hard

only Jeff

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think there may have been an xkcd effect then. Ah I see, I have been affected by the effect... and me without ointment handy.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Eh? Mathematics -> quantity is the pall mall to > philosophy, not a loop. > Though i have found a loop.... It is now but it wasn't - you can see they have now suspended the editing of "Quantity" (which earlier led straight to magnitude which led to the loop) for new or unregistered users because of what they call "significant edit warring over a few links" hmmmm... I suspect dirty pool old chap!

love - the night before hate - the morning after

started at tea and ended up in Mathematics-Quantity-Magnitude-ordering-mathematics loop.

but true - they were a little bit sneered at at the time as "not real punk" and all that rot, hence they were a guilty pleasure (and one i rarely admitted to back then). I don't think they liked Coventry very much.

legalbeagle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'd use > my shed but it's full of clowns. A shed full is the proper collective noun for a group of clowns... but bastards is also acceptable

Something of a guilty pleasure in that I liked some of the tunes but thought the band were winkers. Saw them twice in Coventry 77-78, Jean Jaques Tosseur jumped off stage for a 'fight' on both occasions and at the 78 gig the crowd booed them off and chanted for the support band (Steel Pulse) to come back on.

What? I mean WHAT!???

*shudder* all part of the descent into tweedledum

Hmmm maybe but... Cook first used it in 1976 on Derek and Clive (Live) and I think Barker may have already used it by then so maybe Cook stole it from Barker? (cries of "surely not!" "never!" etc) ETA: the quote -(circa 197?) Scene, Barker taking off a BBC newsreader, shoulders and face shot looking straight into the camera, very serious.... " And that was the news for our sighted viewers. We now continue with the news in Broille....." - pause, with puzzled look on his face, looks down at his hands floating over a big book "Sorry, I'll just feel that again!" __________________

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Broil? I'm sorry, would you like to feel that > again? Surely you meant braille. Wasn't i being obvious enough? i did credit Gerald Wiley (Ronnie Barker's nom de plume) and he used it thus "Tonight's news will be read in broil. I'm sorry I'll feel that again..."

elloriac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks! Had never noticed that tab before :-) Must give those co.s under the 'sponsors' tab a warm glow.

... yes but I heard he got in that last one through the back door

Yet another thread about the infiltration of EDF by-delete delete delete this was not edited at all. nope. deletedeletedeletedelete

It's okay... it's in broil (c.Gerald Wiley)

huncamunca Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://xo.typepad.com/blog/images/stonner.jpg > > > The Stonner kebab. > > Weight: 3lbs > Calories: 1000 > Fat: 46 g > Method: Take large pork sausage, wrap in kebab > meat.Cover with batter. Deep fry until golden. > Served with Glasgow salad. Best with can of Irn > Bru. Ah, the ever popular 'serving suggestion'... cut the stonner at an angle to best display the fine pink/grey meat(?) and serve with styrofoam cup full of $#*@!

stoppress... Solicitor's dog in faecal-twig related Lear re-enactment

Now we know why it was SO secret... http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/celebrity/giggs-leaves-wife-for-hugh-bonneville-201105093787/

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Will they get out their vile jelly? And their floppily doppilies in their horrid glue.

I remember trying to slake a thirst once by drinking Cresta IMPOSSIBLE - like drinking a cushion stuffed with tartrazine.