HonaloochieB

ThinLizzy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ah, fantastic -- do they do the usual produce, > good bread, pasta, milk -- good quality food? Well they do some fresh bread and there's pasta and milk there. The Peroni's good, that much I know.

Aaah puns, now I know where I stand. You've made me a nappy man TM.

LuLu Too Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Loochie baby - forget Ian Hunter. > Referencing Microdisney on some other thread - > Respect! > Now - what about Fatima Mansions? Forget Ian Hunter? LuLu behave yourself. Liked Microdisney a great deal but the Mansions less so, didn't have the tunes to my ears. Sean M is a fan as well.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does Hoochie love the new Ian Hunter long > player?...Sun Times review gave it a middleing 3 > stars, not sure if that should be read as a > compliment or not... I'm expecting my copies to arrive tomorrow, released officially today. I haven't read the review yet. The one in Uncut was good.

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Before or after he does a poo? Been reading up on > this but opinion seems divided. Poo? Stop infantilising the young person.

California Man - The Move

The good people of Barry Off Licence will accept your kite.

Resurrection Shuffle - Ashton Gardner & Dyke

Half way down page 11? In the week it was announced that there may be a way of producing synthethic sperm? If it's not a time when a chap can be in in love with himself then I don't know what the world's coming to.

Ladymuck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jimi Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Whooooaaa, what the hell did i start here. One > > little comment about a local business doing a > good > > job and it's been ripped apart from all and > > sundry. There was me thinking that this forum > was > > about the lcoal community, I'll certainly > refrain > > from supporting the community in future. > > > Jimi...this is nothing...some people have received > FAR worse...it's only a forum and it's all part of > the fun...and remember, you can give as good as > you get...if you are "innocent" get in there and > fight your corner...if you've been a "naughty boy" > and been caught out, then learn from it...but > don't give up...ED IS nice and so are most of its > residents...save a few cliquey tosspots...but I'm > sure Hampstead wasn't devoid of those either. > > As per jaybee82's post, "Welcome to to The Forum > Jimi".a I second that with a welcoming Jamesian Adam Ant-style 'FA FA QUA DIDDLY FA FA' from 'Stand And Deliver'. And it would also be apt to throw in 'Singer's Hampstead Home' by Microdisney. Well when I say apt, I probably mean gratuitous.

"When you are tired of Londis you are tired of late night purchases that add litle to your life". Dr Samuel 'chilli peanuts, the Q Glastonbury special and fabric plasters' Johnson.

absentminded Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I saw an articulated lorry having trouble getting > round there a couple of days ago. It ended up > driving up onto the wall to get round the > roundabout. I saw an inarticulate lorry attempt the same sort of move today. Then it reversed back while protesting that it didn't ask to be born. I had no idea it was a teenage lorry.

Curmudgeon, you Andy Warhol fan you. I've read the diaries too.

In The Name Of The Lord Of Darkness - Bubezleeb

Good thinking Mattham, it could be a meet-up in the Mind shop where we treat it like a dressing up box. Have a twenty quid limit though, no need to go mad.

Cat Flap Fever - Ted Nugent

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You all dress stupid, innit. Word, Dawg.

A Nightingale Sang In Berkley Square - Ian Hunter

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Haircut Sir? at the bottom of Tulse Hill is a trad > barber. I used to go there when I was foolish and > vain enough to have hair. > It was once featured in The Face as being the best > place in London to get an authentic flat top and > DA. > Make of that what you will. From the Urban75 site. supercity07-02-2006, 07:07 I use Haircut Sir at the bottom of Tulse Hill. Wouldn't describe what you get as Vidal Sassoon, but you certainly end up with less hair. The old boy who runs the place has been cutting hair in Brixton for 35 years Not Vidal Sasson but you end up with less hair, I wonder if Supercity's connected to the place?

And by the way James if you are, well done.

Does anyone else think that James is actually Adam Ant?

Rat Scabies And The Holy Grail, a good bus book.

Haircut Sir? at the bottom of Tulse Hill is a trad barber. I used to go there when I was foolish and vain enough to have hair. It was once featured in The Face as being the best place in London to get an authentic flat top and DA. Make of that what you will.

Was there not some question about whether the author had embellished the account of his descent into addiction and subsequent recovery?

The Greatest Cockney Rip Off - The Cockney Rejects