HonaloochieB

Ms B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > La la la la la (fingers in ears). Quite right Ms B. I'm sorry I brought it up. Though I think the La la las might refer to an Al Green song which will stand you in good stead on the Song Game thread.

A Town Called Malice - The Jam

Side

Ms B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Funnily enough my very own father used to spoil > the end of the film for me by saying precisely > that phrase just before she did, with a strangely > ecstatic look on his face. > > Just decided I'm going to walk away from > deconstructing that one. Although there may be some Freudians on the board who might want to lend a hand. But perhaps you have the right instinct, and are going with her other filum 'Walkabout'. Good idea.

Boys Keep Swinging - David Bowie

Hands

I'm A Boy - The Who

Cold

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > your name is Amy??? I always had you down as a > geezer! > > I may well do an accumulator on the various > attendances of Strawbs AND ????/Amy If ????'s surname is Winehouse, then of course 'geezer' status is given. Let's face it she's living it like Keith anD Iggy. And who could be more geezery than they?

Administrator Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have Lounged this as it has gone on too long in > the "East Dulwich issues/gossip" section. Good move, I reckon this one's got legs.

'Fierce'. Unless used in the correct Irish context as an emphasiser, it's a packet of arse biscuits.

How much does it cost? Fourpence three farthings? Twenty guineas? A bag of sand? Why would you think that anyone on here would know better than a cab firm? But have a nice night.

Runaway - Del Shannon

Vinyl (And The Decorators)

Though her appearance in Walkabout was a different, and altogether more adult matter.

"MY DADDY, MY DADDY" Just typing it brings tears to my eyes.

No of course it isn't, you silly bastard. I'm sorry if that sounds a little harsh, it's mainly down to your use of 'lol' and an emiticon for no apparent good reason. Not there's ever a good reason for the use of either in my opinion. I hope you enjoyed your meal.

AcedOut Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Who? CHARLEY. CHARLEY. COW. APPARENTLY ANNOYING. OUT OF BIG BROTHER. RHODESY'S NOT KEEN. Come on Acedout, pay attention.

Footy. Only acceptable if you're Alan Partridge

Anyway

snorky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @#$%& me shoes for the SE22 masses. > > It must be an improvement from that heinous shop > with its offensive MOR art that it's replaced > surely ? At least you can wear shoes.( I have it > on good authority that ist is possible to wear > their range, albeit for short distances ) > > ho hum If it's 'middle of the road', can it be heinous and offensive? You're going to say yes, aren't you? Should'a seen that one coming.

Good for your sis Annaj. It's the sort of resource that sometimes gets either forgoten about or portrayed as overly 'liberal' and encouraging all sorts of carrrying on amongst the young 'uns. I am aware of several young people who have benefited hugely from the help offered. Not parents, not social care just objective and informed advice. Good people.

Anywhere

irina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > James Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > This shop looks tacky and dated already. Ugh! > You > > would have to be from Croydon to think it was > > classy. Yuck. > > I have never seen so much SNOBERRY and > PREJUDICE!!!I am digusted! I live in Croydon and > for you and HonaloochieB to make such comments > about Croydon you have to be both of these. To > judge people for where they live and assume they > are all the same is out of order. Just because > some of you were "born with a silver spoon in your > mouths" doesn't give you the right judge others > that weren't. > > By the way before you judge me as well, my parents > are educated, me and my husband are educated and > both running our own businesses; but that doesn't > mean I despise people less fortunate than me. > > And what is this gathering of snobbs throwing such > nasty comments at your local shoe shop? I just > can't understand it and feel sorry for that shop, > well actually in all fairness no publicity is bad > publicity. > > SHAME ON YOU! Irina, calm down, you're talking like a shop girl. I bow to you and your family for breaking the Croydon mould and not only becoming educated yourself but having the good fortune, against all the odds to make a successful marriage. Well done!! I'm pleased you have made a success in business, I'm assuming if it's Croydon based then it involves sports wear for people who wear it while actively avoiding any form of physical activity. My I take issue with you about the accusation of snobbery? I have the smallest of staff possible for a gentleman. My valet is allowed to donate my cast-offs to his family, my cook is at liberty to carry home each tripe and entrail that I'm not encined towards, and as for the tweenie, I've made no advances upon her person. 'Pon my Sam. Most of the time just so you know, the silver spoon isn't in my mouth, I tuck it rakishly behind my right ear. Just pulling your leg!! The silver is in the safe keeping of my valet, Stebbings. And he knows to keep it safe, or else he and his family will be summarily dismissed with no reference and a stain on them that will follow them through society. THEY SHALL RUE THE DAY THEY CROSSED ME! ! ! Nice to make your acquaintance Irina, I hope one day we may take tea together.

Jack Daniels Ice? Don't mind if I do.