HonaloochieB

Matthew Kelly, eh? Well I have often been mistaken.

I Love To Love (But Um My Baby Just Loves To Dance He Wants To Dance He Loves To Dance He's Got To Dance) - Tina Charles

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...ever have I ever felt so low, when you gonna > take me out of this black hole? Keef's very Arthur Scargill today, don't you think?

brum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Brum points hose at gig girl. > > > ...and she gets showered with lovely colourful > petals. Brum's very Charlie Carolli today, don't you think?

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I hate you all. >:D > *Please note, this emoticon is giving you the > finger not a thumbs up. Brendan's very Kurt Cobain today, don't you think? Edited because I mis-typed 'Brendan' as 'Brenda' and it's not the weekend yet.

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Never before in EDF history has so much been > apologised for by so many to... well, not so few > in fact, so many others! > > Are we cool now? Can we please resume the usual > levels of affable chatter and inane flirting? Moos is very Judy Finnagan today, don't you think?

Down Town - Mott The Hoople

Town Called Malice - The Jam

So it's to be The Oberon, after Merle presumably.

I pressed the view all posts button on Keef's profile one Friday evening and the next thing I knew I came round at midnight on Sunday with all keyboard indentations on my forehead.

Wimpy bar and a statue of Lee Brilleaux on Goose Green roundabout.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't know what I'll miss the most: > > > The 3-for-two 'offer' that wasn't an offer at > all. > > Any wine - as long as it's Radcliffe's. > > > The selection of crips wasn't bad though, I > suppose. Hah! The only good crip is a dead crip. HonaloochieBlood

Da Funk - Daft Punk

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Amadan - ha - took me a while to figure out what > you meant, but I got there - haven't heard that > for a while! Fair point too "Fecken' Ommathahn" as my late father used to put it. There was a Mike Oldfield LP called Ommadawn which i believe was a reference to the word. It's one of those words that automatically gives you an Irish brogue as you say it.

London Girls - The Vibrators London Lady - The Stranglers England Swings - Roger Miller (nominally about England but really about London) Saturday Gigs - Mott The Hoople Good calls on White Man In The Hammersmith Palais, Waterloo Sunset and Rainy Night In Soho which was the song that my son and new bride did their first dance to at their wedding.

Yes sorry to hear that John, despite my flippancy above it is a pointless and ugly thing to do, I suspect drink may have played a part. Hope it doesn't cause you too much bother.

But then The Manic`Street Preachers opined: "Libraries gave us power, then work came and made us free, but what price now for a shallow piece of dignity" To me KK and JA, this is the 'Manics' telling you that starting a ruck in a library will make you look undignified. Oh, and whover did 'Read It In Books' would probably have a view on the matter as well. Name escapes me for the moment, ut one of those pop coves for certain. Anyway, off the the murder mystery section with the both of you to figure out who kil...................................

Now KidKruger and JackAngel, heed the words of the late Michael Hutchence: "Don't burn the library, 'til you've read all the books" And let's have no fussin' and fuedin', cos I see the way this is headed.

Oh stop fishing for compliments RosieH, every chap on here knows perfectly well that two to three day female musk is about alluring as it gets. Live like common people for once in your life. Anyway we all know that you've always got some soap residue in all those Daz box and wallpaper magazine racks you go around making. Hope it all went well and that Jarv decided that a RosieH by any other name would smell as feet. In the nicest possible way.

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Praise indeed So SteveO, if you had an opinion on the matter might you say that the busted window and the alleged lashing of your books was carried out by: A. Damned goodfernothing vandals who are robbing both author and vendor of valuable income. Hear the author's pain in telephone interviews with Nick Ferrari and Jon 'Gaunty' from a radio near you. B. Zealous book reviewers from OZ and IT, who were unable to wait for the official review copies, got pissed-up in the EDT and decided to launch a guerilla attack on the counter-cultural grounds that 'words are for everyone' and that Steve and John aren't breadheads and down with the people. And anyway it's what Mick Farren would have done. For a special no-prize link the publicist you think might be most likely to adopt strategem A or B. Might it be, 1 Andrew Loog Oldham 2. Max Cliford. 3. Tony Barrow. 4. Andy Coulson.

No there aren't. Late night bars/pubs. But nothing worthy of the name nightclub. I believe the nearest are Annabel's and Tramp.

Cool your boots WMTD, Tuesday afernoon is not the time I get blocked on leapers. Nosireejack.

(I Didn't Know I Loved You) Til I Saw You Rock 'n' Roll - Gary Glitter RIP

Well you know how it switchblades, B, sometimes a cat has to get tufty.

If we're going to start forming into clicks on here, can I just say that I think all the cats on here are for the most part lollygaggers and yeggs, but the chicks are all straight from the fridge and ginchy. Can't say fairer or hepper than that.