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FIGHT!

bignumber5 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What say you, sean? I imagine carnell can > recommend a tailor and possibly BBW can get you > tooled up... EDF away day, anyone? If I was SM I'd take this as a slur upon my manhood and challenge BN5 to a fight.

jumpinjackflash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I guess money talks.. ...it don't, it swears.

Actually Anna Morten Harket did have a good voice and Take On Me is a fine pop song. Billy McKenzie - Country Club Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone Tom Waits - Downtown Train The Rack - Cathal Coughlan Elvis Presley - Suspicious Minds Hymn For The Dudes - Ian Hunter Black Dog - Robert Plant Luka - Suzanne Vega First We Take Manhattan - Jennifer Warnes Hallelujah - Jeff Buckley Every Day - Noddy Holder Michael Picasso - Ian Hunter Get It On - Marc Bolan All vocal performances that captivated me.

Runaround - Chuck Berry

bignumber5 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Perhaps you might put this question on the flip > chart for your next reflection seminar: > Forcing others to do something that they really > don't want to do because it is your idea of being > fun and constructive: what does that say about > your management style? That you're a big swinging dick master of the universe who will tear his people a new one if they are not on board with all, and you mean ALL management initiatives?

Run Joe - Chuck Berry

No not that side. Turn it over.

Run Rudolph Run - Chuck Berry

I don't know if it counts BBW but some years ago me and the conductor on my bus got sacked out of our depot after a series of misunderstandings. We decided to get jobs in a holiday camp on the basis that there would be birds a-plenty for us to chat up and get our legs over and that. But rot me, when we got to the camp our old inspector was there in charge of security. How our hearts sank. I then invited my mother, sister and brother-in-law in to stay for free. We lead our former inspector a merry dance and prankage was most definitely the order of the day. Oh yes. Anyway we did chat up lots of birds but did not get our legs over any of them. Though my conductor claimed he did, but frankly even in his prime he had the face of a diseased crow so I didn't really believe him. Where was I? That's it, the funny moment occured when my brother-in-law called my sister a 'useless great lump' It was the way he said it. Absolutely priceless. You had to be there really.

Ted Max Wrote: > Drink after work, anyone? I'm cracking company. Sure thing Ted. The CPT? Although we've never met I'll know you. There's a face like yours in evry pub.

I remember when the management introduced women bus drivers. Birds, driving busses? Well me and the lads weren't having that, were we. So we started a campain of misogynistic harassment, but to no avail. Flippin' birds, can't live with 'em, can't get your leg over 'em. Not in my experience anyway. In between the bitter pranks I made jocular remarks about my brother-in-laws lack of libido and my nephew shat in my hat. Happy days, mind you our inspector was a right git.

Lenk is dead long live henk. Or has he already done that one?

Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed - Thin Lizzy

Downtown - Mott The Hoople

Down In The Park - Tubeway Army

Muley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > (BTW, was going to add that Ted Max seemed to me > to answer Moo's point above, but seeing as > everyone's ignoring her I won't bother!) Muley it's Moos not Moo. Cripes I hope she doesn't see that, she'll be livid.

Coprophilia

I know what you mean PGC. Though I think I can relate to it in a low tech way. Recently I found that I had a problem with condensation in my spare room and several boxes of books were mildewed beyond retrieval including my prized copy of F@cked By Rock by Zodiac Mindwarp, which was particularly warped and filthy. So the solution would seem to be to get a spare copy of each book you buy as a backup and make sure they are kept well away from each other. You know like the US president and vice president never travelling on the same plane. That's where the cloud they're referring to comes into it.

My Mind's Eye - The Small Faces

Anyone heard from Moos lately?

Your Eyes - Ian Hunter

Though to keep the big brute in its place you could try Panther.

I'm also giving Ted some blue steel on this one. Would the builders in question by any chance be using the sand to install chimneys? 'Special' chimneys. Re: Chimney use in London Posted by: Ted Max May 12, 02:14PM You can use your fireplace but the smoke must not go up the chimney as it is now deemed a hazard to nesting birds. Most people have special extractor pipes fitted into the fireplace which vent the smoke through wall-mounted filters that clean the smoke and expel it as clear exhaust. You need to change the filters about once a year. Mind you on that occasion there was an even bigger bluff, I remember one joker trying to convince us there was such a thing as 'smokeless' coal, and you sending him away with a Saharan Sand Fly in his ear.