HonaloochieB

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh and Sainsburys take note it's fewer than ten > items. > > Bloody kids.

Overlord

Oh and Sainsburys take note it's fewer than ten items. Bloody kids.

It's refreshing to hear a lady adopting a modest mien these days (if mien is the word I'm looking for). There are far too many 'fast pieces' parading around in outfits that would be considered racey in the marital bed, let alone in the 'less than ten items' queue in Sainburys. I sometimes find myself surrounded by midriffs, cleavage (upper and lower), and thighs. I know it's not fashionable to use the phrase 'brazen hussy' mowadays, but these women are brazen hussies. It's makes it hard to be gentleman these days.

Do You Love Me? - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Theatre

Daft Bassett.

blinder999 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > London bye ta-ta > Strange young town > London bye ta-ta > brought me down > Don't like your new face > that's not nice > Got to go far, far > London bye ta-ta > This was surely, either during his Anthony Newley pre-fame phase, or during his 'I know I'll scarf so much cocaine that I'll maybe put holes in my brain' phase. Either way, not to be trusted. He weren't right.

TillieTrotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I also remember the guy outside the Lloyds Bank in > Herne Hill, his name was Steve and he was quite > erudite. I remember giving him as the definition of the phrase 'a lazy beggar'. There he was sat beside the ATM of a not very busy bank, can't have too much foot traffic during the day outside of the rush hour, and even then people wouldn't necessarily use it that much. He was unfavourably compared to the far more industrious beggars I used to see in Clapham High Street and Brixton Road. Maybe he had a greater sense of entitlement, perhaps?

"Is that concrete all around, or is it in my head?" All The Young Dudes - Mott The Hoople. And then of course the writer of ATYD David Bowie; "Like to take a cement fix, be a standing cinema" Andy Warhol - David Bowie Are these early 70s glam rockers, who were both quite different before and became quite different afterwards, not implying that the city is the place to be? They don't mention London of course, but I think we can read between the syllables.

Marmora Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As George Bernard Shaw wrote, "IF YOU ARE TIRED OF > LONDON YOU'RE TIRED OF LIFE". > > In fact Dr Samuel Johnson said it about 200 years > before GBS came on the scene. Well read sort of chap that GBS, though, eh?

I like P J O'Rourke on this one, I paraphrase from memory; 'It's not racist to dislike the French, they are not a race, they're a country, of people who speak French and eat bugs'

It's never stopped me, and I can say that I've not suffered any ill-effects and the various lurgies that were being treated cleared up. That said I always gave it a few days into the course before indulging. I am not of course medically qualified to give advice, but take this as my experience and nothing more.

ed_pete Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is this not more of a lounge topic ? No Pete, for heaven's sake pay attention. MM wants to have a picnic, at the very least he'd have to go as far as the garden. You can't have a picnic in a living room.

I'm Mad - Rev Horton Heat

Shouldn't he call it Fabric Towers? Perhaps this is his way of asserting his masculinity in order to offset the fact that he runs a 'notions store'

I'm Down - The Beatles

Beckham

Without pasta, no Mafia. No Mafia, no Godfather and Godfather Pt 2 and no Goodfellas. No Godfather and Godfather Pt 2 and Goodfellas a SMALL hole in my DVD collection. J Russell you've not thought this through at all. Capiche?

Over Under Sideways Down - The Yardbirds

Under Mi Sleng Teng - Wayne Smith

You Really Got Me - Mott The Hoople

Without pasta, no Mafia. No Mafia, no Sopranos. No Sopranos, BIG hole in my DVD collection. J Russell you've not thought this through at all. Maron!

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Flashman, the electrician? > > > Honaloochie B wrote:I mean what's the bastard > point? > > Beats me! > No bastard point at all.... > > It's all hopeless and futile, were all gonna die. Aint it the bastard truth.

Somebody Got Murdered - The Clash