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Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can't think of the name of the other one that I am > always humming. That's Mike Oldfields version of In Dulci Jubilo, Keef.

Twatknuckle. "Say it loud and there's music playing, say it soft and it's almost like praying" It really is very good. Storing that one up with 'cookw@nk' and 'c!nt aquariam'.

Thanks for that B. It's uncanny they could have taken that from my personal diaries.

Closure pie-hole ya daft bint.

Yes, echo chamber.

And what's more comin' atcha today from an echo chamber.

Thinking about it if Forsyth and Corbett were sitting on the bus together, would it be in order to expect Bruce to take Ronnie on his lap to make room for a 'standee'. I'd say yes, but then I will admit to not giving a toss about Brucie's knees as opposed to Roger's. Mind I'm sure that the two of them would then launch into an 'improv' of a vent act and entertain all the passengers, I reckon even the older standees would forget their aching knees and instead be clutching their aching sides at the free mirth-fest the two old golfing Water Rats would be providing (all except Sean Connery of course, he'd be pointedly staring out of the window and tut-tutting under his breath, the jive-ass turkey). Mind I'd still dob Brucie in to Big Vern and advise him to offer violence to the pencil-neck mofo.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah I like that too. Good album that first one of > theirs. I like Spread Your Love even more. Bit reminscent of Hi Ho Silver Lining, I tried to get a sing-along of that going when I saw them once, but no one joined in. Story of my life.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah I like that too. Good album that first one of > theirs. I like Spread Your Love even more. Bit reminscent of Hi Ho Silver Lining, I tried to get a sing-along of that going when I saw them once, but no one jopined in. Story of my life.

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Bloody good.

So that's why he wasn't on SCD last Saturday. Flu my @rse.

I think there's every chance she'll win.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A vision of The Future: > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/file.php?2 > 0,file=7393 The future is orangey?

Let just add a note of caution to Giggi's very sensible proposition that a child should be seated on an adult's lap in order to free up a seat for a standee. Should Roger Moore and his son Geoffrey be sitting on the bus don't expect Roger to take Geoffrey on his lap, Geoff is fully-growed now and his weight could play hob with Roger's knees. Not that Geoff's fat or anything, just sturdy. Mind you, why isn't he giving his seat up instaed of expecting his old dad to cause irrepairable damage to his legs by by 'lapping' him. Just who the hell does he think he is? The bloody insufferable pup, with his towering sense of entitlement. Anyway if Sean Connery is standing on the bus, kick him in the slats. B@stard. Edited because my spelling suffers when I get a bit worked up.

This all stems from that sandwich of bun and ground beef patty you had at the Grand Union the other day, doesn't it Brendan?

Oh and Al Jourgenson used to affect the alias Buck Satan at times, so apart from that and George Costanza's adult film name, no.

LuLu Too Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Have anyone ever met someone called Buck in real > life? > Buzz? Yes. > Buck? No. George Costanza's adult film name was Buck Naked, but apart from that, no.

Fairy Tale Of New York (quite right MM). Silent Night sung by slightly out of tune wobbly-voiced kids. Away In A Manger (see above). Deck The Halls sung with gusto and lots of swinging elbow business. The Boar's Head because we did it in primary school.

"We'd a rather had... John Wayne"

Saw him some years ago at the Brixton Fair Deal, him on keyboards a drummer and bassist, he was superb. My personal favourite is B-Movie "The first thing I wanna say is mandate my ASS".

I think it was George Bernard-Shaw who said that according to the English a corect way of spelling the word 'fish' would be 'ghoti'. Based on the 'gh' from 'rough', the 'o' from 'women' and the 'ti' from 'ignition'. Though the ghucker may have potied-up at the time.

Battle of the bands? Just quit yer pluggin' and plug in and WAAAAIIIL muthafuckas. It's how Peter Grant would have wanted it.

Sorry, no again.

Sorry, no.

I think you have something there EastiesEL, it's best to watch something that will provide potential recipes for food that is traditionally edible as opposed to the scary molluscs and glands consumed on IAC. We are hungry men and sometimes require inspiration.