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A thread about parking that didn't turn into a debate/fight about greenies, petrolheads, inept drivers etc etc. Good work PR and DC. You're beautiful people.

You can't even escape them in cabs, can you Annasfield? I think you're right to look at yourself in this matter. Perhaps you're exuding some sort of nutbar attracting musk? Have you had your aura checked recently? Perhaps leave the 'kiss-me-quick' hat at home next dress-down Friday? Just some thoughts. I think it was nice of you to dance with the tramps in Leadenhall though, it shows you're of the people. Well done.

Ice Cream

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > "Please ... no sniffy and defensive retorts you > only embarrass yourselves just grow up.". > > It kind of reminds me of saying whatever you like > to someone you don't know at all then sticking > fingers in your ears and going something like "La > la la la la la la la la la". It's exactly like that Keef. The Violet Elizabeth Bott revival starts here.

I have the gossip, please.

I bet that journey just have simply flown by Annasfield.

All car ads. Except for the one in which the car transforms *Transformer-like into a robot. That's nifty. *Robots in disguise.

...you're my besht mate. No, no you are. I fuggin' mean it an' all.

I Love My Baby 'Cos She Does Good Sculptures - The Rezillos

poop poop

CO, did he then say something about some day a real rain was going to come and wash all the scum from the streets? Did you at any time catch him looking in his mirror and enquire of himself as to whom he might be looking at? Did he have a mohican hairstyle? I think we should be told.

I used to work in David Bourne's menswear shop on Rye Lane thirty odd years ago. It was a pretty downmarket kind of place, nylon shirts for 50 pee, 20 pee underwear and 10 pee socks sort of deal. However I sa wone of the shirts that used to sell for ?2.50 in Chi-Chi Ra-Ra for twenty quid, it was the eatimable 'Shaft' brand and featured cartoons of Laurel And Hardy. What made working in the shop so great was having Reed's record shop round the corner. Ma Reed was as knowledgeable a person on matters rock and pop as one could meet. I spent a large proportion of my wages with her and she could always get hold of old original singles. I'd often hear a song start on the radio go along to Reeds and be back clutching the single in my eager mitt before it had ended. A few years later I worked in Coles menswear just along the lane on the corner of Bournemouth Rd, a bit more upmarket than my previous employers but not as much fun. Just thought I wax nostalgic for a while. As you were.

My Way - Sid Vicious. Never liked this song. SV gave it the teatment it deserved. His finest hour.

Love Is All Around - Wet Wet Wet. Great cover and not in a guilty pleasures sort of way.

Baby Jump - Mungo Jerry

BEEP-BEEP

I Love To Love (But My Baby Loves To Dance) - Tina Charles

Anne Wintour

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Extras

I hear their was some suspicion of bootlegging going on, they were selling Marathon bars under the risible name of 'Snickers' and Opal Fruits with the unbelievable moniker of 'Starburst'. Hah! Yours from the 70s

I hear the proprieters have been arrested and charged with robbery with parma violets.

Drill

I Love You Love me Love - Gary Glitter