HonaloochieB

It's all right, as I suspected all along it was me.

Saw BBW's original post, Quids Morecambe & Wise reference, Jah Lush's response to my response to his post and thopught sod 'em.

Who's going to be the first to say 'Sod 'em' on the Gommorra thread?

Saw Jah Lush's response and it was rubbish.

I'm pleased about the recycing and everything BBW, but the Kajima method lacks spectacle.

Jump on the table and burst into the chorus of Barry White's Your Sweetness Is My Weakness. It'll show your initiative. At least if you're not careful. Perhaps trousers rather than a skirt.

What Difference Does It Make? - The Smiths

You Nearly Did Me In - Ian Hunter

Gimme Back Me Brain - Duffo

Mikecg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ive seen 2 suicides at work and 1 nervous > breakdown, 2 x jumpers inside the buildings and a > Lady who was so distressed she decided to lie > under her desk and cry uncontrolably. I'm guesssing the Daily Express, Mike.

"Your lowcut frock and your birds nest hair stilleto heels and the way that you swear, she says to take you back to see my folks again on Sunday

I like a few sherbets of a lunchtime but I'm absolutely hilarious afterwards.

I work too hard. I pooh-pooh all this 'work/life balance' foldarol, with me it's all about the work and nothing more. You'll be a shoo in.

Very fair Will. Good on you.

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hona, you look lovely, you're one of the few men I > know who can wear a morning suit > unselfconsciously. > > Can I borrow your hankie? I always sniffle at > weddings. Mi snotrag su snotrag, Moos.

It's Bruce Sprinsteen JB, I'm On Fire. I'm not going to Google it as that would not be in keeping with the whole vibe of the thread but I always heard it as 'through the middle of my soul'.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mike I refer you to a piece of research I did a > few days ago. > > My extrapolations have as much logical basis as > the Beeb?s. > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?2 > 0,227495 And yours were popular Brendan.

Gimme Shelter - The Rolling Stones

Asset Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > my other half just pointed out to me this morning > that a while ago someone - presumably male - > started a thread about a good looking girl in a > shop somewhere in ED (can't remember the details). > They got pounced upon for being a weirdo stalker. > Interesting how it doesn't happen on this thread. Asset, I don't recall the threads in question, but as SM implied maybe they got jumped on for being weirdo stalkers because they saud things that were weirdo and stalyiish. ThinLizzy is merely dropping a cyber 'kerchief to see if a potential beau will pick it up. If he does she'll probably post a reply with a sweetly blushing emoticon. *buys pair of Church's co-repondent brogues and gets in the expectant queue with Moos*

Submarine Song - The Candyskins

And Guiness, don't forget Guiness for women in pod. Full of iron you know.

macroban Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > JL and HB, I raise a glass. TLS your list was so > 1974. > > What a very odd comment. > > Three lists (with extensions). > > All I can infer from the lists is that Tony is a > few years older than the other two. > > I would also stretch the inference to say that > Hugenot is the youngest of the four. > > Making lists does not define a culture, except > perhaps to suggest that part of British Culture is > making lists. Top Of The Pops. The Charts. School league tables. Top 100s. Top 10s. Precisely Mac.

Hey You! - Bachman Turner Overdrive

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brendan...that's cos British culture is an > aggregate, so includes Welsh, Scotch and > Cornish...if it was solely English we'd clearly be > more cultured than you Bitchiness. Thanks for reminding me Quids.

macroban Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Messrs HonaloochieB and Lush, > > You are betraying your advancing years. > > You are confusing British History with British > Culture. > > Regards. > > MacRoban I don't think so Mac, surely culture is informed by the past and takes/steals from it.