HonaloochieB

Can't shake Back For Good, Take That. Particularly that 'in the twist of seperation you excelled at being free' line. I think it's nifty.

Actually LGD I always thought it was what you originally heard. I think it's better and I'm sticking with it.

Without a doubt Nancy. With Bill Sykes in her corner? She'd do anything.

"A Scottish Prime Minister, eh? I didn't think that was allowed"

Green Door - Frankie Vaughn

Billy

Wealthy

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you like Saffas, city boys with rugbyshirts and > their pearly necked girlfriends you'll love > Clapham And fortunately I do, well apart the first one which I don't understand.

BARA, could I direct you to the edit post and delete functions.

spc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ebbrell79 > > You said "One of them took my phone on the sly". > > If that is so, how do you know one of them took it > and that you did not just drop it? > > spc Perhaps he oversaw them signing 'Let's have hearing boy's phone' I don't know, but maybe.

A kid'll eat Ivy too. And she's going to lose that teaching post if she's caught.

Carrot

Let's go there in anger not sorrow

I'd say "F*ck off Culshaw, I'm busy, and do some work on the accent".

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > do you know, I can't remember if I've dissed> Clapham or not. I don't really have any beef with > the place at all. Long as they stay in their own ends, right blud?

And speak clearly, there's no room for gabblers.

Mellow

Welcome indeed Muffintop, ignore the dissenters Clapham is a groovy place. Any locale that contains my own dear mum and the mother of my child can't be all bad.

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Lindylou > > Have you seen Nutty's thread in the Wanted > section? He's offering IT skills, not sure if > that's any good to you. > > (Honaloochie B, I appreciate that bringing in the > 'Wanted' section after your bank robbery comment > is setting 'em up for you to knock down, but I'm > trying to give Lindylou at least one helpful reply > here...) Well done Moos, best feed in the business.

Jesus, if you going to do a bank job, the first rule is to be discreet. The place'll be crawling with armed filth before you know it.

Cuba?

The Angels Wanna Wear My Red Shoes - Elvis Costello

Light

Was that the same tune as Ride A White Swan Giggirl? But I'll go with it. King Horse - Elvis Costello

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