HonaloochieB

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He did insist. He did insist? And you had to edit it? A sentence comprising eleven letters? Well alright, I was impressed with the prop plane gesture, you big lug you.

Domitianus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Perhaps DM has re-registered under a new > nom-de-pomp? I doubt she'd be quite so DulwichMum if she did. Emily's just havin' a Turkish.

louisiana Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Or perhaps serving 3 days in Holloway with a refusal-of-bail form reading 'reason for refusal of bale: crowning of Queen Beatrice' I think I'm a little bit in love.

I think may have have been drawn into some sort of 'stating the obvious' web by Daizie. Oh well, it's a nice night for it.

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Black is a colour, is'nt it? No it isn't and nor is white. They just exist side by side on my piano keyboard, oh Daizie, why can't we?

charliecharlie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Orange if often said to symbolise courage and > creativity > It is uplifting... > It stimulates the appetite, social interaction and > even the metabolism > It refers to positivity, energy and warmth > It is a vital colour in the food chain, Vit A, Vit > C and so on Can lead to controversy in Norn Iron though Charlies. And of course would be derided by those who had experienced poor service from the portable 'phone company of the same name. Pondering the former I found myself in a state of some melancholy. I wandered hither and yon, deep in thought and with no mind to any destination. My revery was pulled up short by the sound of amplified music. I found myself quite by chance and likely as not having passed every other bar on Lordship Lane, outside the Vale. I can't say that some mystical force had drawn me there. I can't say it hadn't either. I entered the bar and for some reason and don't ask me why because I'd never even heard of it before, ordered an orange 'juice'. As the barkeep poured the bright libation I swear I saw a wink of Florida sun spring forth. Raising the glass to my gorgeous pouting lips, I took a deep draught. It was OK I suppose, nothing to write home to my cousins about though. On the other hand it made me feel better about the colour orange. But the main thing is I'll never go anywhere else from now on but the Vale, for pretty much all my meals and any liquids I might require (unfortunately they're not open for breakfast, I feel a petition coming on!!!). From now on my motto is 'When life seems of no avail, go to the Vale, there's vail to spare'.

PinkyB Wrote > This is the same bloke who once got an essay > deadline extension by telling his tutor he was > taking his pregnant girlfriend to the abortion > clinic. Then two posts later. Administrator Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mikecg has requested that his account on this > forum be terminated. I suppose there's some as would cry coincidence. I think it's a rum do. And no mistake.

Jesus, thanks a lot TLS and MM, I was youngish and idealisticish at the time. I feel all recrushed and devalued now.

I once went on a march to save the GLC. It was abolished anyway. Crushed and devalued I threw away my Woodie Guthrie record and joined the Conservative party.

I once went on a march to save the GLC. It was abolished anyway. Crushed and devalued I threw away my Woodie Guthrie record and joined the Conservative party.

I Don't Why I Love You But I Do - Chalie Landsborough

I Don't Why I Love You But I Do - Chalie Landsborough

These Foolish Things - Bryan Ferry

Love Me Love My Dog - Peter Shelley

Where's Captain Kirk - SPIZZENERGI

I asked them, apparently they had a load left over from that time they did the Elephant & Castle shopping centre.

I Won't Last A Day Without You - The Carpenters

What Difference Does It Make? - The Smiths

River Song - Dennis Wilson

Down By The Riverside - Sister Rosetta Tharpe

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Facebook? what's Facebook? I think it's similar to 'PramFace' Quids.

That Tumble Down Shack In Athlone - Chauncey Olcott

PinkyB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lemonade Sparkle ice lollys (always preferably to > Mini Milk, in my opinion). > > 10p - bargain! We would never have even considered > asking for a Cornetto, it was a Sparkle or a Mini > Milk or nothing. None of your poncy expensive > lollies. > > Mind you, it always really annoyed me that on the > very rare occasions my dad would splash out and > buy me a proper cornet, it would make you really > thirsty, but you weren't allowed to have a drink > as well. It was always "you can have a drink OR an > ice cream". Of course, you'd go for the ice cream, > because you were ten, and not yet capable of > thinking these things through sufficiently. > Nowadays, splendidly, I can buy myself a Cornetto > and follow it up with a can of beer, and nobody > bats an eyelid! Being an adult is great. Yeah, but I bet you don't eat your bloody dinner after it, do you.

I think the effect is proportionate to just how much the individual loves Big Brother.

Sherwick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Sherwick Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > You're tellin' me to have a care after what you > said about Cap'n Hurricane?!?!? > > Thwarted sexuality?!?!???!!! > > How dare you, Sir!!! > > Damn you, and damn your duck-pond! A man's duck pond is his own private business. But one of chirpy cockney batman 'Maggot' Malone's expresssions was "Cor, chase me backwards up Big Ben" The Freudians amongt us would have a field day with that. I'm just saying is all.