HonaloochieB

What's that toddler doing in there? I'm surprised the tabloids have let them get away with it.

The Castle, Crystal Palace Road.

23A Swan Hill - Ian Hunter

VeryBerryCherry Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bon3yard Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Thats horrendous VBC and perhaps illustrates > the > > yawning chasm that has opened up in your > relations > > with Sis. I got a Peruvian Chorizo. Yum. > > > Now Peruvian Chorizo sounds more up my street. > Sounds great. > But hey, i'm sure there's > some point in the annals of our history where I > got her the shittiest present ever. Probably when > I was a broke student and ended up making > something out of cling film. :-$ Something you made yourself out of clingfilm would still be funnier than a Little Britain DVD.

Up The Hill Backwatds - The Dame

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree, I don't like Oasis and never will. > Not sure if they qualify as a band or a group but > Take that are a gang of @#$%&. > The Kooks = the cocks. > Most of the bands mentioned at the beginning of > this thread are before my time. Foe some reason I > find that if I don't like a member or members of a > band or group this usually if not always results > in me disliking the music they play. So BBW, Oasis are not your 'thang'. And you'll never like them? I think then you're not keen on the rock, generally. As for Take That, what of Back For Good? I reckon anyone who doesn't reckon that as a fantastic song, is somneone that I wouldn't be able to cuddle up to. And I'd not do that with a Kook.

Oasis are simply rock. They have one of the all time great front men in Liam, can sing when he wants to and drops into being a vocalist when necessary. He can hold an audience by standing still, with his hands behind his back, and is one of only a few people who can look good wearing shades indoors. His older brother writes fine songs, and though they reference the Beatles, I think that 70's glam rock is more his bag. But that's just me.

Mind you, Queen. And I saw them as a support group in 1972. Enjoyed them well enough, but really, given far more credibility than they really deserve.

Anyone who does not rate Oasis, is a schmuck. Did Jeremy suggest that a lack of appreciation of The Clash, suggested that the suggestee was an an utter c*nt? If he didn't then take it from me, they are a knownothing c*ntbollox. And that's the truth. If you suggest The Beatles are overated, you're a fool. A foolish lunatic with a hatred for pop music. The next you'll be telling me that you don't like Bob Dylan. Honestly, you will.

Welome To The Club - Ian Hunter

Fine advice there Matthew123, I haven't been on a job interview for years, but if and when I do, that'll be my template. Though, doesn't going for the big comfy chair, mark you out as a bit of a 'go-getter' and the sort of person who's able to 'think outside of his box' and at the same time has 'balls'? I merely ask.

You might be right there, KellyGirl. I hope you are , anyway welcome to the EDF. I think you'll get on great. Something to do this weekend that doesn't involve the boose? I'm afraid you've got me scratching me oul head on dat one.

A Message Of Love - The Pretenders

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > bob Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Any one get post to day, we didn't. > > > Bob S > > > > Yes, a Rev Horton Heat CD and a bank statement > if > > you're interessted. > > I also received through the parcel post a > > Screaming Blue Messiahs vinyl record, though I > > missed the postie as I was in the lavatory. I > went > > round to the sorting office and collected it as > > they very obligingly stayed open until 3.00 pm. > > Well done I say to them. > > Never encountered a Gipsy the whole day, sorry > to > > go back on topic. > > As you were. > > I've got a Bikini Red vinyl album at my parents' > place if you want it - will need to get up in > their loft but let me know. > Went to see them at 100 Club about that time and > was mistaken for Carl McCoy out of Fields Of The > Nephilim. Happy days. > > As you were. I'm impressed that you were mistaken for him out of the 'Neph Ruffers, especially at a SBM gig. Did you have have 'dust' an' that falling off of you? Thanks a lot for the offer of Bikini Red, but I've bought it on vinyl, with nothing to play it on yet, but will do it so at some point. In the mean time this will be a happy home...

The big day's here at last. My heart is overflowing with joy and goodwill.

So the 'big' day's here at last. Bugger.

Nice, SM I'll keep that in mind. Cheers.

bob Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Any one get post to day, we didn't. > Bob S Yes, a Rev Horton Heat CD and a bank statement if you're interessted. I also received through the parcel post a Screaming Blue Messiahs vinyl record, though I missed the postie as I was in the lavatory. I went round to the sorting office and collected it as they very obligingly stayed open until 3.00 pm. Well done I say to them. Never encountered a Gipsy the whole day, sorry to go back on topic. As you were.

Five grand? Just like that, on the hip. Sweet as, Turky, sweet as.

'Have a Superfunk Christmas and a Golden New Year' Marc Bolan said that, and he knew a thing or two.

Downtown - Mott The Hoople

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh please please do start a thread about shoes. I > cannot think of anything more thrilling. I have > an addiction don't you know? And there's no 12 > step programme which covers shoes - I've checked. > I'm to be pitied really. Have you got shoes you've bought and never worn? My first admission is the mustard ostritch skin chisel-toed beauties.

A pint of Stella is on average ?3.30 in ED. I like that. I find it reassuringly expensive.

Which David Bowie song did Rod Stewart appear on? Diamond Dogs. The 'live' audience at the beginning is lifted from the Faces live album, and if you listen carefully you can hear Rod yell 'Oi'.

It's not just coppers, i went pat Buckingham Palace the other day and one of the life guards looked about twelve, little moon-faced fellow. Looked like he'd been in the dressing-up box. Brought on a paroxysm of tutting and head-shaking from your humble correspondent.