HonaloochieB

The Air That I Breathe - The Hollies

Uptown Girl by Billy Joel, BJ pays tribute to Frankie Valli And The Four Seasons by taking their oeuvre and making pee-pee on it.

Forget About You - The Motors

BigPhil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > shudduppa ya face ... joe dulce > > starship trooper ... sarah brightman > > anything by alison moyet > > anything by james blunt > > too many to continue typing ....... Joe Dolce? What sort of choice is that? It's crap, everyone agrees. But at least it kept Viennna off the number one slot. A blanket condemnation of Alison Moyet? What including the great Yazooos Don't Go and Only You? Too many to continue typing? Why? What's a-matter you...?

Lovely Day by Bill Withers. THAT extended note. Gets on my tit end.

But Charlies, isn't there a consensus among people with ears that Heroes And Villains, God Only Knows, Good Vibrations, Dancing Queen, Knowing Me Knowing You and The Day Before You Came are all three minute packages of sonic joy? Give me that much at least. Come on Charlies. Too Rye Ay.

TP18 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB - interesting comment, I thought > given the amount of time you spend on this forum > you could use a date and/or a night out. I have a > theory about you - the longer you go without the > sex, the funnier your threads are - and you have > been HILARIOUS lately. Thanks for that TP18, fanny enough you might well have something there.

Well if it's hair product, I had a serious Black & White 'Pluko' addiction. I'd alternate it with La India brilliantine just to ring the changes. Anyone on here of Caribbean origin may know of these products. Basically if your grandfather used it then so did I. Of course I had the good taste to lose my hair in my late thirties, thank heavens. It was never going to be good enough to carry on with after that.

Stop that PGC, there's no one on here called 'w*nker'.

Pretty Green - The Jam

Listen To The Music by The Doobie Brothers, this used to get played a lot on the radio back in the 70s. Utterly detestable blue-eyed soul from a group with possibly one of the worst names ever. Top ten anyway.

charliecharlie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > anything by Abba or the Beachboys makes me feel > quite ill!! > Charlies, don't take this amiss, but are you mental?

I'm with you on this. I got embarrased just reading it.

ThinLizzy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oooh, can I admit, I popped in with some friends > this eve, had a look around while I was chatting > with them, think I saw some people who looked like > they'd frequent this place hehe, but chickened out > and went home after we'd finished our drinks boo > ... it was spontaneous actually that we ended up > in there -- any of you guys sat outside? And was > the blonde girl with the hat who looked like she > was carrying lots of shots for people Georgia?? I > was wearing a dress and a yellow top -- what a > chicken I am boo :) Oh ThinLizzy, if you continue with this sort of diffidence then maybe you're going to have to discontinue trading under the name of a stout-hearted, romantic if ultimately self-destructive rock group. You might want to consider The Lotus Eaters. Just a thought.

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yes i pulled this guy once and i was shocked to > find he was wearing my husbands old trousers ! Oh, I'm assuming you mean 'pulled' in the sense of 'met on a social occaision/evening and through lively drink-fuelled conversation and mutual attraction we decided we should be 'together' in a way and immediacy that I wouldn't necessarily share with my mother'. As opposed to..., I'm going to draw someone else's veil over this now.

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yes i pulled this guy once and i was shocked to > find he was wearing my husbands old trousers ! It could have been worse AFN, he might not have had them cleaned.

I'm going to look in this section more often, I rarely have up 'til now. It's been an education for me this evening I can tell you. It's true what they say, three-quarters of the world don't know what the other half is getting up to.

silverfox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello all. I'm the one that Sean reacted to > yesterday. It's me who should be apologising. It > was my first post (although I've registered > previously and not specifically for that thread) > and my intention was to have some fun. It was a > wind up. I'm sorry it's caused this fuss. > > Thanks for your concern as to my welcome > forumites. Fortunately I'm old enough and ugly > enough to take a bit of stick. I'll try to keep > future posts more constructive but will find it > hard not to do the odd bit of leg pulling. > > Cheers Silverfox Welcome Sil, may I call you Sil? You don't seem like a f@ckwit at all. Please stick around and get involved and if there's a leg within arm's reach don't hesitate to give it a tug. Now SM, you make kissy-face with SilverFox. Go on. Go on. Go on.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > was the "early-period" Quids before my "Blue" > phase? Quids, I can certainly recall you suggesting an early morning meet up at ED station to take care of some regular unpleasantness on one of the trains. I agreed to join you. I can't remember who suggested the flaming torches. But I think you thought better of it, and went on to agitate for every second shop on LL to be turned into a bookies. Or something like that. Oh and by the way, the whole 'meeting up at ED station with flaming torches' thing, I'm embarrassed to say it was all talk on my part. Sorry.

Mikecg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I have to really syke my self up to > go and do the shopping but a bit like work once > I'm in there I just get on with it there are a lot > worse places to live. I know this a spelling error and I would not normally comment, but I reckon this a a subconscious reference to Eric Sykes, and anyone who went shopping in the mindset of the sitcom Sykes would have hours of fun. What with the series of misunderstandings, the almost being arrrsted by the local copper who's also a personal friend and then having to explain all to your sister Hattie when you got back home. I think you're onto something here MikeCg.

Imperial Leather? Not good Brendan. May I suggest instead Empirical Lather? It's number one for an abundance of soapy goodness. I've seen it with my own eyes.

macroban Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > At one stage, albeit briefly, the admin/mods were > listed on-site. Their secret identities revealed? Well I'm glad that was stopped, from a comic book superhero point of view, it breaks every rule in the (comic) book.

Green Door - The Cramps or Frankie Vaughn (both classics)

Jamma, how did you know that SM sometimes dons the cape and mask of Administrator? I have absolutely no idea who is or isn't, and assumed it was some sort of masonic duo who operated from the spire over the top of the MIND shop at Goose Green. Seriously how did you know?

What do I do with my old clothes? I wear them.