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Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > :)-D guinness pls. Just settling in for the big > game later on. Do you also have a guinness hat, i > hope to be celebrating. And why dont you have one > for yourself dear chap. A pint of the 'extra cold' stout for my man Mick, if you please Dermot. Thanks a million for the offer of a drink but your money's no good round here. Sure put it back in your pocket. Dermot, a Jameson's as well, large as you like.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pint of Spitfire and a large whisky chaser please. > Oh, would it be cheeky to ask for pork > scratchings? If you have enough cheek to ask for a chaser then the cheek required for a requesting a salty snack which might involve bristle is as nought. Get all three down you PGC and accept a bleary wink.

I'm in the chair, what'll you have..?

Atila Reincarnate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just when I say boy we can't miss > you are golden then you do this A wild guess at The Streets.

Maggie's Farm - Bob Dylan

Hobo Humping Slobo babe - Whale

Sea Of Heartbreak - Johnny Cash

Of course AR, the floor is yours.

Love Your Money - Daisy Chainsaw

"Sixty-nine was cheapo wine, Have a good time, What your sign? Float up to the Roundhouse On a Sunday afternoon."

Summertime Blues by Eddie Cochran Red, the clue post was referring to the previous set of lyrics. I'm mortified that you may have thought I needed help with a song that I was born knowing the lyrics to. I may have to lie down. The Who's version wasn't half bad either.

Wouldn't argue with you on that AR.

I think it's clue time, Red.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't wanna be (under her thumb) - 10CC Not being pedantic PGC but wasn't this Godley & Creme? A point of information, nothing more.

Come on Hedy old girl, stop being so cryptic.

That was the title Red, away you go.

Don't Wanna Be Me - Type O Negative

Get Out Of Denver - Eddie And The Hot Rods

Can't Get Enough - Bad Company

ronniemama Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yup - thats it. I have experienced my moment of > glory and I'll probably never get another one now > - it was enough though! thank you... Now pack it in RM, we need all the soldiers we can get on here. There's ELO, Lynnerd Skynyrd and Bananaramma lyrics aplenty to be posting, to confound us with. Oh crap, just gave away my next three sources. Don't Winslett on us, stick around.

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB Wrote: > He did it in a way that makes me suspect I'd > rather eat my own dung than read any of his > books. > > Looch: Criticise my other half, take my mistress, > pi*s on my chips, but I BESEECH you do NOT say a > bad word against a Man with the widest, most > fertile and vivid imagination humanly possible, a > Man with the brain power that I, as a mere mortal, > could not begin to comprehend....;-) Seeing as it's yourself, TLS, I'll leave it out. Seeing as it's yourself? Leave it out? Blimey guv, it'l; be aaah Bisto next.

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > YPAIG - it's growing on me. Such a shame it's not > real. I know what you mean Giggi. I'm hearing it as the last line of the chorus. There are musicians on the EDF. I mean why not? Let's do the show right here. I'm probably as much like Mickey Rooney as you are Judy Garland, so ...

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You've been a very bad forumite then HB. Report > to the naughty step forthwith I think. That's one > minute for every year. It will give you some time > to reflect on your behaviour and it's for the > best. Longest minute of my life there Giggi. And I return a changed man. Not to say contrite. I assure you that from this day forth you will never find me posting fake song titles attached to real groups, real song titles attached to fake groups, or indeed any combination thereof. I'm taking a vow of subtlety and only introducing Killdozer when I can produce a discography. Hubris. I mean who knew?

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > wasn't tolkein a safa? And I bet he was good at it. It doesn't matter, does it? But he informed British culture. He did it in a way that makes me suspect I'd rather eat my own dung than read any of his books. But nonetheless he did.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > All Around My Hat - Steeleye Span All Around The WOrld - The Jam