HonaloochieB

Secret Love - Kathy Kirby

Bankrupt

Heart

Digging Your Scene - The Blow Monkeys

Milk

Anyone remember the WH Smith ads some time ago, that featured Nicholas Lyndhurst. He played the mother, father and children in a family. Technically clever but just screamed incestuous relationship to me.

Also after his car-related shenanigans in Fargo, I associate PS with mayhem and chaos, not at all a good vibe to be promoting a car with.

Hell's Ditch - The Pogues

Bowl

shygirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Highway to Hell - AC/DC Straight To Hell - The Clash

will dex Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > sorry no song --how oh how have we git back to > pretty woman in just 24hrs! > > imagination please!! Imagine - John Lennon No not really WD. But these things can be a a occasionally repetetive. Though I agree within a few posts isn't quite right.

Drunk

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Indeed I will be "Able" to Sir Michael's > "Cain(e))B) This is just the sort of repartee that'll be quoted from the film. The film I'm giving the working title 'Bloody Nora' The leader of the gang is female. Her name is Nora. She commits robberies when she's having her 'period'. Seems feasible.

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thinking, I remember Thinking. Well, actually I > dont, I dont remember much anymore. > > I remember Capstan Full Strength. Made skunk look > like sweet cigarettes. > > Why would you smoke a North American mammal > anyway? > > Youngsters! Pah! Sweet cigarettes were of course the fine and correct way to introduce children to chocolate cigars. And once they'd chewed down on them they were more than prepared for the strength of the liqourish pipe with the aniseed topping. Youngsters today, they go straight to Lambert And Butler. No class, can't even start on Consulate. T'chah.

Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell - The Stooges. On the realisation I've done this one in response to the latter before, I go along with JL's Frankie Howerd and beseech you to 'Titter not' at me. 'I mean to say, really'

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Forgive my pronounciation, 'Sawted'. Jesus, what's wrong with me this evening, Saw-Id. Sorry.

shygirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Uptown Girl - Billy Joel Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon - Urge Overkill

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Err...sorry shygirl, but how does that work? She went for the 'Up' in 'Uptown Girl' JL. I think it's it's legit myself.

batdog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > D-Mum, > I spend most time in my caribbean retreat, keep > holding the torch, you're still my favourite > overall...!!!! >:D< I can only hold my tongue so long. Quite possibly one of the most ungentlemanly statements ever. Anywhere. To suggest that a lady (and lady she is) should be pleased about the fact that you think of her as a working garment that you throw on in order to till the soil or lay bricks, sweat into and then cast aside to be cleaned until the next use, makes me despair. It truly does. 'Over all' Batdog I try to understand, but my heart's not in it. Reduced to making weaker puns than I usually do.

Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana

Forgive my pronounciation, 'Sawted'.

Chaz Stayt? In a Guy Ritchie film, plans a robbery (a bit of skullduggery) with a face called Tony.London Suburbs. In the mid 90s? All we need is a lot of money, a script and talent. Sowted.

Kilter

lozzyloz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wish they'd employ the services of someone who can > get a delivery out, complete, hot and within a > reasonable period of time. If the restaurant employs the belly dancers as delivery drivers, they can eat it on the way as far as I'm concerned. And they'll still get a gratuity. I avoided the use of the word 'tip' in case it seemed as if I was being a bit too 'Benny Hill'.

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's a bit left in the carton if you want it. > At the bottom of Sylvester Road. > > The salad comes separately now in a tin foil box. > And its 100% pure lamb now. And the chilli sauce > in a little carton. According to the owner they > are going down a storm with the chattering > classes. > > They are delicious. Just completely changed my mind about the whole thing. Fancy littering Sylvester Road with a kebab end. I can't be party to that sort of thing. Unless you're pretending, of course.