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red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A classic indeed, taped it back in the day when I > used to listen to Piccadilly Radio up in Mcr, the > DJ thought he was being clever by syncing in Adam > and the Ants' Ant Music, I kid you not...meanwhile > another classic from 1980... > Now we're getting commercial music on this thread. It's all your fault, RD! I'm not having a go at Los Yorkshire Man as he wouldn't know what groovy means in the thread title.

Hugo, you need to get over your union phobia. Chippy is absolutely right in what he is saying. Not much support for the NHS Bill apart from Marmora Man and the Tories.

I prefer this version, RD.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > haven't heard that in years UTD, got the SOS Band > greatest hits on vinyl (sadly)...before Fatboyslim > got his ooooh 'I've always loved soul music' > bulshit paws on it (just be good to you). I've always look forward to hearing your tunes too, Quids. I love "Groovin' " by the SOS band. Is it on your SOS compilation album? Fatboy Slim means nothing to me and Black contemporary music had reached the end of its evolutionary cycle from 1989 onwards. Music these days are far too commercial, void of musical creativity.

Did anyone spotted the number 12 bus?

You can tell it's Rye Lane by the Jones & Higgins signage.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How very big of you....and your minor mistake. > Pompous ass. > > Lost my bet Karma!

It is Rye Lane by the corner of Hanover Park.

Nothing beats playing a game of football.

To give a different perspective to your question, is the life of horses less important than your entertainment?

I want to know how much money Marmora Man will make once the NHS bill goes through. ;-)

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Arsenal only 1 point behind Spurs now. I'm no > gooner, but when you consider the mess they were > in early in the season, you have to admire that. > Chelsea not out of the running by any means > either. It would be an interesting tustle amongst the top five teams. Man City seems to have a problem with their away record. Spurs have dominated matches but can't convert chances made. With Chelsea and Arsenal both capable enough to pull a string of results to qualify for Champions League. City has a better goal difference that Utd, so a run of nine wins and a draw may be enough for them. There are still enough twists for the Premiership race.

Man City always seems to struggle whenever Kompany is out of the side. Anyway, the Premiership is still in Man City hands if they can win all of their games. Cor blimey, I didn't realise Man City had cry baby fans.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would be interested as to how you arrived at > that 80% figure Anna. > Was it from posts during the last week, month, 3 > months etc? > If it includes posts made around the Suarez > incident, then that would skew any 'statistical > analysis'. > Do you perceive Otta's last post as 'slating' > Liverpool? Siege mentality.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You take notes before buying something UDT. Why? I'm an expert shopper and tend to look through hundreds of products before making up my mind.

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Consider this. Liverpool brought back Dalglish in > the expectation of turning things around, to boost > that ambition they spent huge amounts of money, a > luxury they did not extend to Hodgson. Given all > of that, had Hodgson done the same, can you > imagine the grief and abuse he would have got. God > alone knows what the EDFers would have said if the > Arsenal had spent as much and we had performed > like Liverpool. Yet nobody seems to think > Dalglish isn't up to the job, another poor result > yesterday. So much for the return of the king, > more like the emperors new clothes. Liverpool record under Roy Hodgson 10 wins out of 20 got him the sack. ?20m spent. Liverpool record under Dalglish 10 wins out of 27. ?100m spent.

Does this station play 'do they know it's Christmas'? Whatever happened to Radio 1?

Whitecross Street market for good street food. +1 for Brixton market. However, one African trader got very suspicious as I made a note on a possible purchase.

Here are some background info: http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/reality-check-with-polly-curtis/2012/mar/08/kony-2012-what-s-the-story

A bit of Jack swing.

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The analysis very much depends if the team is > on > > the rise or fall. For me Arsenal are om the > fall. > > So I'm not sure you are making the same point > > Otta. My point is that a good performance does > not > > necessarily change the overall downward trend. > > We are 4th in the league currently, and have > played Champs League CONTINUOSLY for more seasons > than City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham. We > haven't spent gazillions like Livepool, United, > City, Tottenham, and Chelsea and we show a healthy > profit year. So yeah we're on a downward spiral. > Could end up like Pompey, Rangers or Port Vale. > FFS. > > Messi is a joy to watch, he's totally off the > scale. If Arsenal can sort out their dodgy defence then they could well be premiership champions within the next two years.

Wait till Messi reaches his peak. Now that's scary.

Good picture. In those days, Quids, music was the only drug you needed.