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Or be rude about facial hair, I bet your Friday is just flying by MM

...bit over rated, maybe...plus been a while since one of them shuffled off like... ....now, The Stones...now we are talking

david I was talking about Tony Benn, not Tony Blair......

in reality, ultimately, with the individuals.....but everyone blames everyone else and not enough people take personal responsibility.....like in most things 200M.....Typo?

Grinder's crap like that eh *Bob*

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or a geek? > > Doesn't everyone in office use a computer anyway? I am guessing like you Jah, on my first day in a proper job in an office, when i got shown to my desk on it it had a phone, filing cards, filing box, a pad of paper, a pen and an ashtray......

... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-25744526

PD i sort of agree - I think Peterson just does something a bit different, I like his Saturday slot on Radio 6. But, agree on Robbie Vincent...his Saturday morning show on Radio London back years ago was one of the only places you could listen to any decent soul music other befor ea few crap signalled pirates (JFM, Kiss)started in the early 80s. (Greg Edwardes excepted)

Mmmmm, I am gonna go for NO ONE ELSE WANTS HIM....trouble that outweighs his fantastic talent

..this was being talked about before the crisis, we were targeting him before Christmas. don't think Morrison will be playing for us again either, something, not just Fulham, has clearly 'happened' round Chritsmas rather than just 'injury'. :)

Always use protection and don,t feel you have to do something you wouldn't want to with your normal partner. Hope that helps.

And another influential soulboy I forgot to mention - Giles Peterson in today's Metro "How would you describe your musical approach? I?ve never been able to do that. What I?d say is it hasn?t varied much since I was 15 ? I grew up at a time when you made a decision about what tribe you were going to follow. I became a soulboy casual and went to the soul all-dayers and weekenders and was going to clubs and buying white labels when I was 16. What were your influences when you were growing up? At a very young age I got to meet some very important people such as Wayne Shorter, Mark Murphy and The Last Poets. They gave me a really important lesson in the foundations of black music and, on top of that, I grew up in the era of punk and jazz-funk in London. I?ve always been obsessed by music that falls between the cracks."

I am going to rest on my Six Nations trophy and forever claim Egg Chasing knowledge superiority

grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree with edberg.. > > I moved to ED 1980.. It was a much more pleasant > place then... > > You could walk into ANY pub back then and know > someone, if not most people.. > It was real community back then. > > Although some of these folks are no longer with > us, many still are but seldom venture out. > And I am talking about people who are 50-60. Not > very old people. > > Pubs can be very hostile.. Well they are mostly > not pubs.. > Most cannot make up their minds if they are Pubs > selling food, Restaurants selling Beer. > If they are music bars,??? Coctail Bars ??? > > There are too many shopping tourists.. > > East Dulwich cannot cope with it.. > > The Sea-side resorts made parking so difficult > (Ramsgate virtually impossible) to reduce the > influx > of W/E travellers. People have got there Town > back and the place is a much better place for it. > > DF to be honest Foxy what planet do you live on? I live on a road off NCR and one adjacent to LL - apart from some peak problems around oooh 11ish - 3ish on Saturday, parking is rarely a problem; ED is hardly ever 'overcrowded' in fact I've NEVER seen it overcrowded....do you reall want Lordship Lane of boarded up shops and no people; many shops will close down without some outside visitors and shoppers and the market; the old pubs were largely dying out...it is not 1980 anymore FFS..... People should be very very careful they don't get what they wish for....miserable old gits

I'm just waiting for Sue's "the Ivy House is a great venue for a wake" post

...a fair few here http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-25652101

With jamie and The Voice my weekend nights are block booked for the next couple of months

yup, I was surprised by that....fwiw, I thought it was pretty crap (the programme)

Personally I like spotting and reporting 'creative' middleclass types who really think they're both different and original....biggest pseuds of the lot

..if we were reviewing reviews. I'd say that that sneering, nothing to add, unpleasant review from the Independent looks Guardianesque in its alround snobby condecscencion.....

I still like him with his cliches an all. Successfull, hardworking, watchable, hearts in the right place and apparently a genuienely nice bloke in person......all a bit tall poppy for me.....

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Aah...The Cup Winners Cup. We won that as well. > :-) Even we won that

...and why not

Yup, of course you can do what Mick says. Well known men of the people marxist/socialists such as Mr R Milliband and Mr Tony Benn did or have done this without a hint of principle all property is theft apart from my ?4 million pad in Holland park eh Tony...easy enough to renounce a peerage but less so your own dosh eh....Socialist hypocrite tosser