HonaloochieB

Oh, by the way Buggie, stuff the handbag full of mince pies. There's plenty. That's right, that's right that's right that's right, I really love your tiger light...

buggie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ... did someone say there're mince pies in here?? > Mr Buggie doesn't like them so don't have them at > home :( might just sit here and have one quickly! Are you serious Buggie? Mince pies? The place is stiff with them. Neck as many as you want, and then dance yourself daft on the sugar rush. It's Mud. It's 'Tiger Feet'. It's me and you on the dance floor. It's neat, it's neat, it's neat...etc.

Oh sniff you might. Missy.

Roll Away The Stone - Mott The Hoople

macroban Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Chain - Fleetwood Mac > > You're as welcome as the flowers of May, Mac. I just put a hat on so I could doff it to you.

Obviously never tried a Wimpy beanburger though Steve, that's enough to make a man crack.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > macroban Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > American Pie - Mott The Hoople > > > > American Spy - Ian Hunter. > > > > American Music - Ian Hunter & Mick Ronson Rock 'n' Roll Music - Chuck Berry

charliecharlie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Ronson - Spiders from Mars..... any good???? > have I got it now HonaloochieB??? No Charliex2, and I think you know you haven't, I think you're just showing off. And you know what happens to Charlies who show off, don't you? If you don't ask Katie Price. There's the naughty step, please go and think about what you've done. And if I sound a bit like Joyce Grenfell, well that's just a bonus.

Oh wait though, at weekends it's not so convenient for me to go to Brixton. So alright so, go ahead.

We don't need an M&S food shop in ED, I have access to the one in Brixton. And as long as I'm all right...

I know they're not our handbags, but let's dance around them anyway. Come on.

Twenty quid. That's what I'll pay for an elf scalp. Now go and get busy.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > macroban Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > American Pie - Mott The Hoople > > American Spy - Ian Hunter. > American Music - Ian Hunter & Mick Ronson

charliecharlie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ian Dury and the Blockheads - Hit me with you're > rhythm stick (a bit of a cheat really but got > stuck with the above!!!) Hello Charlie, the way it is, is that you either follow on with a song by the previously named artist, or a song which has a word from the previous post's title in it. You get extra points for every Mott the Hoople and Ian Hunter songs you post.

May I respectfully direct evryone on here to Bar Mitzvah? It appears you all have exactly the right sort of 'inclination' towards Christmas. I'll make sure the punch bowl is refilled and that there are comestibles. Really, come on. It's just on The Lounge. So why wouldn't you?

macroban Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How can Santa be at Goodrich and Heber at the same > time tomorrow? Obviously because he's an utter lying c@nt.

emc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As a single mum am usually far too knackered to > bash the Bishop..anyway.....all meant was that on > a Sat night it seems to be full of young (well > younger than me) boozed up boys all desperately on > the pull (and they seem to travel 'in' to East D > from all sorts of far flung s e London places, EMC, they're what are referred to, sometimes, somewhat contemptuously on the EDF as 'blow ins'. Young, hard-bodied fellows, doubtless tradesmen of some description, some of whom may have invested a part of their no doubt tax-free wage packet in some narcotics. And every single male contributor to the EDF is shit scared of them. Apart from Ted Max, who treats them with lofty disdain. You might want to dip your toe in the water with one some time, at least he'd be able, when asked to paint your passage, or brick up your doorway. Although an EDF bloke, will be able to recommend Franklins and which is the best read from Cheners. It's a close call.

macroban Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > American Pie - Mott The Hoople American Spy - Ian Hunter. Doesn't get much better than that, does it Macroban? Job's a good'un.

If any parents are considering sending their child to *Bob* for one of his readings, please be aware they are rated PG.

LuvPeckham Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Best of all. you can pine for East Dulwich and the > Forum whilst you are away!!! LEWIS!!

Now steady on EMC, I'll not have you bashing the Bishop.

Mind, don't think that Moos voting for Hoipolloi rather than me won't introduce a certain froideur into future meetings.

Thanks JL, it's good of you and if I had hair I'd be blushing to my roots at your kind words. Sean, thanks for that, about da wimmin but there's a surefire cure fer dat, one room, me, dem and foive minets. Dey'll be runnin' screamin' into de noight. Fer sure. Whoiy wouldn't dey? Hoipolloi created great fun, I don't think it's always the better for being a true, but in this instance it was. But I'm going with *Bob*. I was unaware of the 'tea' thread before it got lounged as I hardly stray outside ED Goss and Lounge sections, a great ruse and deftly and hliariously teased on.

Drink Sam Smiths, tool about in a red Jag, bark orders at your mild-mannered Geordie sidekick, but never let on that your first name is Endeavour. Oh and if you've time bring a murderer to justice. Unless it's a murderess, you still bring her to justice but you kind of fall in love with her.

All American Alien Boy - Ian Hunter