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david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh cock! > > Spandeau Ballet - True > > That must have had a terrible effect on such a > young mind. Who knows how much ill it caused. Thanks for reminding me DC. Over to the 'songs you detest' thread. I'll give you 'listening to Marvin on the floor' you witless popinjays.

'bout now Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > " Are we human, or are we dancers" > > Couldn't give a f&%k 'Are we human, or are we dancer'? BN. Just because you detest it please don't misquote Brandon.

We Are The Clash - The Clash

Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now - The Smiths

annaj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue, I'm glad it's not just me, I thought it was > just one van that moved about for ages. I believe > it was the good Mr MacGabhann who finally > convinced me that it wasn't. > > Are people really that bothered by these vans? > I don't really see anything to get upset about. Not just you AnnaJ, I was convinced there was just the one van, does he have a template for the amateurish singing, or what? But as I mentioned on the flyposting thread yesterday I spotting one in a a block of flats in Brixton, so the penny finally dropped. I've still yet to actually see one in motion.

I tried to warn you Sophie. I could see that Ted's chimnerial advice was a ruse designed to trap the unwary. He's all too plausible I'm afraid.

Three Steps To Heaven - Showaddywaddy (waddy)

Stepping Out - Joe Jackson

It was free yesterday, perhaps they should make that a permanent feature.

I'm The Man - Joe Jackson

I'm a little dubious of Ted's explanation. Nesting birds? I reckon he's trying to gull you.

sophiesofa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry HB if my post is that boring, I just didn't > know that's all. > > Thank you Ted Max, you are most informative. Your post was not boring at all Sophie, I was just struck by the coincidence is all. I'm sitting at work wishing I was at home watching the adventures of Dr Sloan and co. Dick Van Dyke played Bert the chimney sweep in Mary Poppins.

Just by coincidence Diagnosis Murder starring of course Dick Van Dyke is about to start.

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hona only wants the PM slot so he can get the > lovely Kurrsty to play eight Mott songs in a row > on Desert Island Discs. Then he'll abdicate. I wouldn't do that Ted. Mine will be 'broad church' musical policy. So that'll be four from Mott and four from Ian Hunter.

The Man With The Child In His Eyes - Kate Bush

She wishes.

Painter Man - The Creation

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had her pwncilled in for queen, but point taken. > How's about ecowarrior leagle eaglish as > environment secretary? Ooh ooh, Moos speaker of > the house!! Excellent proposals MP. Moos would know how to speak to people properly, unlike the spluttery Ned who's currently occupying the position. And she wouldn't go pointing at people either. Got couth has Moos.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > references to 'how's your father' every two > minutes/quote] > > Are you dissing Squeeze? Not at all PGC, but they were more 'slap and tickle' merchants, weren't they?

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Loochie: This proposed Cabinet is beginning to > take on a distinctly leftie/liberal feel which is > to be discouraged at all costs. > > If a rival Nation disapprooves of our actions we > should nuke them not chat to them over English Tea > and Muffins....:X Grudge box already ticked of course. Pyschotic threats box now filled in as well. You're going to make a fine enforcer TLS.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's always the mnistry of justice Snorks. We'd > be fools not to get DC involved, perhaps defence. > How's about Huguenot in education? And the cabinet's looking a bit light on the distaff side as well. How reinstating the War Department, and putting out feelers to Loiusa?

But surely if the smallest bird in the world takes the pebble that starts the avalanche FROM the mountain of gullibility, ignorance and hypocrisy then the avalanche that will engulf us all will be one of G I and H. And we don't need all that. I'm only having this if the smallest bird in the world finds a mountain of goodness, wisdom and humanity, and starts the avalanche from there. I have a picture in my mind of Tweety-Pie. Though that could be because it's lunch time.

Back For Good - Take That

snorky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am already in idealogical opposition to this > proposed dictatorship I'm looking for a deputy PM, Snorky. You could keep the more traditional lefties in line. I think Prescott's left that grace and favour flat he had.

That's only 95% of the reason Mike.