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Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I tend to think that a sausage be-fingered lady > would have plenty of female friends in comfortable > shoes. > > Isn't an argument about excessive expense on > cosmetics kinda wasted? I spank loads of cash on > pointless gadgets that do things that don't need > doing, and I abhor people who point that out. I > bloody know it, so if you point it out then you > think you must be smugly squatting there convinced > that you're cleverer than me ;-) > > However, until this moment I did think that > laconic had something to do with foxy guile but > had never looked it up. Now I understand, hurrah! > Asset, indeed you are! > > *Returns to intriguing discourse on Socrates and > Sparta* > > *Glimpses self reflected in monitor and is > staggered to note the resemblance with Ray > Winstone* I do occasionally drink at breakfast time, I don't know why, but I just do. It's wilfull I know. Glad to see I'm not the only one. It's definitely Spartan of me and I think possibly Socratic, though I will stand to be corrected on the latter.

Just Another Night - Ian Hunter Not that I'm in any way obsessed with IH, and cheers by the way Tommyboy.

And Away

You had me at 'barefaced cheek' you LuckyThorty you.

What time can you get here? We're here to please. Every little bit of us helps. Lord Sainsbury

As long as it's an eatery that has a Chocolate Bowler as a pudding, all will be well.

Walk On By - The Stranglers. Dionne Warwick's original is so fragile and beautiful you know she'll fall to pieces if you speak to her. With The Stranglers though, you now they'll rip your lungs out if even allude to the break up.

I've been told I resemble a bald Ray Winstone in a Nil By Mouth sort of way. I was once acquainted with a fireman. So, what d'you reckon?

Lizard

Asses

Hah, men's toiletries? If they ain't Trumpers, they ain't worth a damn.

If only the good people of Wimpy open a bar there, then ED will be complete.

Of course it's not too early. Speaking as a road-sweeper/semi-binman in a former life (and no, not as a student) the concept of 'job and knock' ie you have a set round and then you finish made up for a poorly paid job. I think that's probably not the case since the services have been privatised but surely it's better to have the bin lorries on the street early rather than getting in the way of traffic when we want to be pottering about of a Saturday?

Come on you bastards...

Years

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would use the phrase "lol" but.. well you get > the picture. I laughed out loud but the phrase.. > > I think the whole "vibrant" issue has reached epic > proportions and now deserves it's own thread. > Or at least a spot on the "phrase that make you > spit" thread Quite so, I think...SM but perhaps I've drank as much as you have and will make no more of a point. #Ah sure Sean I was born and reared there...# > > And as for the slogan for Peckham - my home town > would be proud of such an accolade

#One summer evening drunk to hell I lay there nearly lifeless...# Come on, join in....

Delicious

Oops I meant Asset. Hope I've not compromised your secret identity.

I hope you're happy Tessa and Spangles, that nice Dr Boo thread lounged. I'd go on but I'm overcome with terseness and laconicity.

Personally I hate the Cocker version and think Ringo's simple style serves the song better than JC's 'emoting'.

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Dangerous

okcomputa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh hell, Stop. Say what you mean! > Yes, it stinks and it's pretty dirty, but to say > "I would not feel comfortable walking on around > the station area of Peckham Rye" is plainly silly. > Most of London is not too different - it's neither > dangerous or feels so. Just because the folk in > Peckham are largely from a different demographic > (that is, not white, eat strange food and attend > the Church of Hardcore Prayer) just does not make > the place scary. > Most of London Is different to other parts of it. To imply that I, for example think that Peckham is a place to avoid after dark because I might be afraid of people of a different skin colour (to put it crudely), with different eating habits and who attend daft storefront places of worship, is, I think to suggest that you're not too familiar with the SE15 area. Peckham is what it is, a dirty, dull, crime-ridden Brixton. Except when it's not in certain pubs at certain times. It will not be the simple good place you appear to want it to be. Could be worse though, could be Harlesden.