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Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dulwich Village Infants, Dulwich Hamlet Juniors > and then Tulse Hill School For Boys/Thugs. Notable > ex-pupils:- Ken Livingstone, Linton Kwesi Johnson, > Smiley Culture, boxer Danny Williams (who once > knocked out Mike Tyson in 4 rounds), actors Tim > Roth and Kenneth Cranham, footballers Les Briley > (Millwall) and Dennis Bailey (QPR) who famously > scored a hat-trick in a 4-1 win against Manchester > United at Old Trafford. JL, didn't Francis Rossi of the Quo also go there. According to my mate Trev he did. I'd ask him but he moved to New Zealand several years ago. Any way the only person of any note who went to my secondary school is Gus O'Donnell the cabinet secretary. And that was well after I left in somewhat of a hurry.

A Nightingale Sang In Berkley Square - Ian Hunter

Oh You Pretty Things - Peter Noone

Say My Name - Destiny's Child

Just Another Night - Ian Hunter

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...more like a virtual air kiss greeting...mwah! > mwah!... Well alright RD, but I wouldn't normally you understand. How about just the one 'mwah' and a manly punch to the shoulder? Until I get to know you better.

Although if you stick on The Pogues' Rum Sodomy And The Lash everyting will get much better.

Yes this is all there is Mike. Imagine a thigh-length boot stamping on a human face. Forever.

Louisa because she puts me in mind of Lucy Van Pelt. Marmora man because he puts me in mind of Schroeder and I reckon he too plays the piano. Moos because she puts me in mind of Peppermint Pattie. Only with much better hair. Keef because he puts me in mind of Pig-pen. Only with much better hygiene. Brendan because he puts me in mind of Linus Van Pelt. Linus was definitely someone who would drop the word 'Sisyphusian' into a conversation without a second thought. Giggirl because she puts me in mind of Sally Brown. Or do I mean The Little Red-Haired Girl? SM because he puts me in mind of The School Building. All of the rest of us talk complete bollocks. Out of our arses most of the time.

Someone had the good sense/taste to put Mott The Hoople's Roll Away The Stone on the jukebox is all FlibertyGibbit is letting us know. I'm chuffed and all, but no more so than when Terry Wogan played it the other morning when I was in Rock Steady Eddie's cafe in Camberwell. Double sausage, double egg, chips, builder's tea and Mott, if there's a better start to the day outside of hangover sex then I for one should like to hear of it.

Living After Midnight - Judas Priest

I don't get many calls so I engage them in conversation. Remember a hoax caller is just a friend you haven't met yet.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We're all in the gutter but some of us are looking > at the stars. Not me, I sleep on my stomach.

Midnight Lady - Mott The Hoople

Missing My Honey - 'Harp' Oboe

Jimmy Mack - Martha Reeves & The Vandellas If he's not back by now Martha, move on girlfriend...

Jimmy Jimmy - The Undertones. Just shamelessly pimping the song game thread.

Jim Jones, founder of the People's Temple. Jimmy Jones the popular comedian "I get people mixing me up with that Jim Jones that got all them people to kill 'emselves in Guyana in 1978. Now in case you don't know the difference between us, listen carefully, he was a proper cult and I'm a proper c*****nt" Actually I don't know if the popular comic ever used this in his act, but if he wants to he's welcome.

Jim Lea, bass player/violinist out of Slade. And a quick mention for Nod, Don and Dave.

Jim Stafford of My Girl Bill, the way he played us along about his 'girl' Bill, there was us all thinking that Jim was well having a close friendship with another chap, until the last verse. Really had me going I can tell you.

Jimmy Edwards WHACKO Jimmy Jewell Looking a bit better Ted.

And Brendan the first one to say 'well I thought of it but it's so like totally crap, yeah that I'da been too mortified to bring it up. Which is what I'd probably do if I actually DRANK the stuff LOL' will be a friend of Jimmy Osmond.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > jrussel Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > By the way, have you ever seen a fitness centre > > where the standard of interior design, in > > aesthetic terms, is anything greater than > > mediocre? > > I can happily say that I have never seen the > inside of a gym. > > Or a Jim for that matter. You'll note I trust Brendan this bunch of lycra-clad muscle maries have not seen fit to mention Jim Beam.

Brendan, no one's thought to compliment on your use of the phrase 'Sisyphusian pursuits'. Well done, quite made my day that. Anyway sorry to interrupt, everyone else back to PT.

Police Car - Larry Wallis