HonaloochieB

Don't think Twice It's Alright - Bob Dylan

How Long? - Mott The Hoople.

I saw Mott there in '73 with Queen supporting, course it was the Odeon in them days and it was all fields around there. I was down the front then. Thanks for Theatremonkey tip, I'll make sure I have to hand when booking.

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hoochie, > > I think Christmas has come again. > > http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/jan/19/mott-t > he-hoople-to-reunite I've been hearing about this for some time now Giggi, as it's their 40th this year the rumour mill started early last year. Let joy be unconfined, let there be dancing in the streets, let there be a large influx of balding blokes in leather jackets to the Hammersmith area on the 2nd and 3rd of October this year. Seriously this is good news for me, especially as it's going to be just a two off, they've apparently been offered quite serious money at various times over the years to reform, they were biggish in the US for a time in the early seventies after all. Couldn't be happier if you bought me a new hat.

Sick And Tired - Fats Domino

You're So Vain - Carly Simon

Fair enough Charlies, Bookiesrunner. Actually small two/three word phrases are I think permissible, you bad girl.

Train Kept A Rollin' - The Yardbirds

bookie's runner

A Hard Day's Night - The Beatles

JenniferJ Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just home after a spot of dinner and our recycling > bag (FULL!) has been nicked from Upland Road. If > you are the culprit hang your head in shame, it's > pathetic. > > I'll now have to order more from the council - > that's what you should have done mr /ms thieving > *@!&$**! > > Amazed this has happened in this day and age. > Sorry to innocent others for this rant but this > has really got my goat. Let me assure you it wasn't me. Or at least I'm pretty sure I haven't stolen from you. It's not very likely I reckon. Upland Road's right on my manor. Doorstep, my own, shitting. Not my style. So you can rule me out of your enquiries. But good luck.

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - The Band

dulwichmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Has anybody here had Botox? Now DM, let's leave your Albanian plumber out of this.

LuLu Too Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where did you get that hat? Where did you get that > tile? > Isn't it a nobby one and just the proper style? > I should like to have one, just the same as that! > > Wherever I go, they shout Hello - where did you > get that hat?! OIH!

TillieTrotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Blimey, I haven't heard of a Beano in years. I > remember my mother and her cronies going on one > when I was a wee one. Is there room in the > handcart for a little one Hona, I don't mind going > to hell, at least it'll be warm. Anyone else...? I've just got Joe Brown's Day At Seaside lodged in my head. I can't remember all the lyrics but the ones standing out at the moment are 'and we'll both dip our 'eads in the deep blue sea' 'get your stick of candy, you will do for mine' and 'if you kiss me quick then we'll 'ave a cup a tea...at the seside'. So course ye can, gel. Always room in the 'andcart for a dollybird.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Unfortunately RosieH my IT skills are not > > sufficient for me to present it to you on here. > > I have a confession to make, I was parading > around > > the Brixton area and sure enough the geheral > > populace seemed cheered by my headgear. > > Unfortunately I made a sarcastic remark to a > man > > in a wheelchair who ran over my foot, which I > > think undid all the good 'karma' I had 'laid > > down'. > > I'm going to hell, aren't I? > > > I will settle for a full and vivid description of > the titfer in question. > It's black, RH. Proper 'priest sock' black. Not that very very very very very very very very very dark blue that some nimrods claim to be black. The band is of a very very very very very very very very very dark blue that some nimrods claim to be black. But I was aware of it and am not a nimrod, so that's alright then. The band is of a ridged satin that catches the light 'just so', not showy you understand, but enough to get a fellow noticed. The bow on the right-hand side is what Louisa May Alcott would have described as 'cunning'. It's a widebrimmed number, and I wear it either pushed onto the back of my head like Paul Simonon of The Clash used to wear his hats during their 'lairy greaser' phase, or pulled down over my eyes, like an incognito vampire. But the best touch is the lining, it's an oxblood and grey check that is seen at it's best when I doff. And believe me, I am a dedicated doffer. If Marks produce anything better than this, this year I'll eat my hat.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > I suspect that if your sarcastic remark hinged on > your aggressor's wheelchair status, then yes, > TillieTrotter is right, and you'd better get your > handcart ready. The remark was along the lines of 'don't worry mate, no need to apologise I've got another one'. But amn't I supposed not to say things like that to wheelchair geezers? Shouldn't I just turn the other foot, as it were? The priests at school didn't have specific rules about such things, but I think they implied that was the best way to deal with such matters.

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bah homburg, Hona. Your point is well taken TM, but I can still bowler maiden over. Ask LuLu Too.

Living Loving Maid - Led Zeppelin

Actually when you put it like that TT, it sounds rather fun. Bit like an old fashioned 'beano' in a 'chara'. Replace hell with Margate and there's a beezer day out.

Forever Young - Bob Dylan

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I want that mirror AND a jaunty hat > > HB, can we see the hat? Unfortunately RosieH my IT skills are not sufficient for me to present it to you on here. I have a confession to make, I was parading around the Brixton area and sure enough the geheral populace seemed cheered by my headgear. Unfortunately I made a sarcastic remark to a man in a wheelchair who ran over my foot, which I think undid all the good 'karma' I had 'laid down'. I'm going to hell, aren't I?

phattmatt Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi All, > > First time poster, so please be kind. > > I moved to East Dulwich a couple of months ago and > have been working from home; I've been impressed > by the area, there?s a good selection of shops and > pubs to choose from and I?m pleased I moved here. > > However, working from home has brought its own set > of challenges; the one I?ve chosen to seek help > with first is trying to avoid the monotony of > Lunch... > > Don?t get me wrong, lunch time is awesome, it?s > good to get out, sometimes it?s good to stay in > and cook; both a welcome distraction from work... > > Recommendations for > > a) places to go for lunch (value is the order of > the day here) or > b) meals that can be made at home that are > suitable for lunch (Lobster is nice, but not quite > right for lunch) > > would be gratefully received. > > In a bid to being useful, here is a list of > typical lunch recipes that maybe new to others: > > Toast ? Toasted bread, can be served with some > Olive Oil based spread. > Cheese on Toast - Toasted bread, one side covered > in melted cheese. > Beans on Toast ? Toasted bread topped with > reheated baked beans in tomato sauce. > Cheesy Beans on Toast ? See above, add cheese. > Cheesy Beans Dogs on Toast ? See above, add hot > dogs (can be included with Beans). > Chilli Cheesy Bean Dogs on Toast ? See above, > add....wait for it...Chilli powder. > > As you can see I need help... > > Matt. Welcome Matt. Don't be so hard on yourself, six fine recipes there, that Chilli Cheesy Bean Dogs On Toast is a masterstroke. With this sort of creativity you don't need to be giving hard-earned wedge to local caffs. And be sure to give the Forum a mention when you appear on Masterchef. And if you can nut John Turd, then the Addlestones are on me.

indiepanda Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > microbite Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > A thread for "who has done who?" on the forum > > instead of a "who's who" thread > > A thread for posting marks out of 10 > > A thread for "who I actually intended doing but > on > > account I drank soo much at the ED Forum night > out > > did this person instead" thread > > do you have something you need to get off your > chest? ;-) Or indeed on it?

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > See my response here That's good *Bob*. I'd probably think it was better if I knew what a PGCE was. One could probably 'google' one supposes, but one feels so lanquid this evening that one simply can't be fagged.