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Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Now you?re just talking rubbish. There?s no such > thing as ?Clapham? Pay attention Brendan, The knotted stick and hanky? It's obvious I'll be living in a pantomime. Nothing will be as it seems and everything will be a flimsy and cheap looking fantasy. OH YES IT WILL!!

Thanks for the info on the yams HAL900, the Dioscoreaceae family. Who knew.

At the moment it's because I'm keenly anticipating the opening of Boho. It's all that's keeping me here frankly, so I better not feel crushed and devalued after I visit there. If I do I'll be the dejected figure shouldering a stick with a knotted hanky on the end you'll see heading towards Clapham on Sunday morning.

Ballrooms Of Mars - T Rex

Funny Funny - The Sweet

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > eg "A bunch of clowns" Shouldn't that be a 'sinister' of clowns Quids?

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Violence is not the answer. No AFN, *Bob* recently informed us that jazz is not the answer, violence is sometimes effective.

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB Wrote: > ...raising a copy of Brain Capers. > > 'ere you nicked my copy of that??? Its bleedin' > gorn... > > If it was you then Death May Be Your Santa Claus, > Hoochie...:X It was me alright and what's more it's got the free mask as well. Sweeeet.

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > woofmarkthedog Wrote: > Who are Mott the Hoople though > > Band I saw in 1971 at The Surrey Rooms, The Oval. > > I was there Hoochie. > > Have to say I don't remember you there, though. You must remember, I was wearing jeans, flared they were.

That Joke Isn't Funny Any More - The Smiths

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm thinking of a Mott the Hoople section. > Now...will anyone second me? For some of us all sections are MTH sections, but a classy and inspired idea Quids, seconded by raising a copy of Brain Capers.

"Dulwich Village"? "No East Dulwich" "Oh"

I Started A Joke - The Bee Gees

I wouldn't slap Pa Broon but I wouldn't mind kicking his Balls.

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Andy Warhol. > > (So, yes, a real person, but as imagined by David > B ) > > (Edited because if you do a capital B, and then a > close bracket, it renders as a smiley, making you > look like you're typing with a doughnut in one > hand and Kyle on mute in the background. As if. ) Correct Ted.

Let's also have a science fiction section for Gillian McKeith fans, a music section for, well music, an autobiography section for those who like talking about themselves and a novel section for *Bob*-style initiatives.

No.

Fire - Bastard Kasabian

Nope, but the singer is correct and the LP was absolutely fine.

Perhaps I've been a touch obscure with this one. Not putting you on the spot Sean Mac, but you might reckon this artist and the record concerned were OK. Which of course means I have put you on the spot. Sorry. I hope you're fine and alright about the whole thing.

It was as far as I know FJD, and I think I know as far as that. We Didn't Start The Fire - Billy Bastard Joel

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Got to be a character from film, book or song, I > think, not a real person. Actually TM it could be, depending on the genre.

It was the NCMs of course FJD, remember it well, "Them Cherokees 're after me...but I'm singing a happy song...higgerty, haggerty hoggerty high, pioneers we never say die, a mile up the road there's a hidden cave...and we can watch those Cherokees go galloping by..." It was a song that was part of my life as a youngster such that I could quote those lyrics from memory, and feel proud to do so. And of course the singer was Barry McGuire who went on to do 'Eve Of Destruction'. But I digress. Wheel On Fire - The Brian Auger Trinity

ontheedge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > all the young dudes No, please pay attention. Didn't mean anything by that though. Leastways not particuarly. I know about your AK47. I'll be sleeping with my WD40 next to me. Don't worry oil be back.

No Wheels To Ride - Mott The Hoople