HonaloochieB

Ticket To Ride - The Beatles

Tightrope

SInce posting on the Song Game thread it's been White Wedding by Billy Idol.

White Wedding -= Billy Idol

Magoos

bon3yard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So Somerfield are closing, that explains a lot. > Like why the attitude of nearly everyone who works > there is so piss-poor or the fact that they only > have one of those 'next customer please' partition > signs between 3 tills or the fact that its so > dingy in there you need to take your own light > source with you in able to distinguish between the > tinned beans and the tinned spaghetti...etc. > Grumble. I shop there regularly, have done for some years and I can't see in what way the staff's 'attitude' is "piss poor" or has been over the time I've been using the place. For the most part I've been treated witn courtesy, respect and a certain amount of 'chumminess', depending who I was served by. There's never been any shortage of 'next customer please' straight edges at any time I've visited the place so that is inaccurate, I know it. It's a fact. You can go and count them. Not enough light in the place for you to distinguish between the tinned beans and the tinned spaghetti? There's enough light shed on everything for me and my not in the best eyesight to be able to distiguish between the various items on sale. If you're partially sighted, then I'm sure the good people there would help you out. If you're not, then I reckon you're talking a load of tinned bollocks.

Black Dog - Led Zeppelin

Frolics

I had no idea that Waitrose had that sort of thing going on. It gives me pause for thought. If you don't mind Ms B, may I rest my cyber head on your cyber shoulder for a spell, while I consider it? 'Preciate it.

It can truly be construed as a being in London because it has at least one bus service that runs to Oxford Circus. It feels safe in a not too much obvious crime going on sort of way. Fewer lowlife street scumbags littering up the place than in many locales. The shops? The boutiques? Foldarol and window dressing to pick and choose as you please. I know where to catch a bus to Peckham in order to buy cheaper stuff, I have an Oyster card and I'm going to use it. I know how to get back as well.

tommyboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > All American Alien Boy - Ian Hunter Sorry to butt in and all, but tommyboy that's quite a 'niche' choice. Are you a fan by any chance?

Black Velvet Band - The Dubliners

Route

SimonM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There is no doubt that that "pretend mosaic" > flooring outside the BMC which they installed a > few years back is potentially extremely dangerous > in wet conditions - especially to someone not too > steady on their feet. It is a negligence action > waiting to happen I think. (Only *my* personal > opinion obviously) In wet conditions? In brothel creepers? It's an accident waiting to happen. That's why I avoid it and rock 'n' roll my way down to Rock Steady Eddie's at Camberwell. #That's why I go for that rock and roll (and butter) music.....#

In honour of the blessed Davina of BB, how about if a pact is made to stand outside the shop, shouting in our orders and asking them not to swear? Let's see which of the shopgirls is the first to crack and stab someone.

Shot With His Own Gun - Elvis Costello

Centre

Agree with all you've said there Bawdy-nan but most of all for the phrase 'bobby beans' I'm not sure exactly what you mean, I'm guessing there's a certain amount of gist involved, but what grocer could argue if you went back and accused him of selling you beans that were 'bobby'. Well done.

Nero Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pauline Prescott on one side, Julie Burchill on > the other and Camilla over the road in the big > houses. Utter bloody perfection, one big hair, the second bigger opinions and the third you could always cadge a smoke off. I salute your choices, Nero and if it was within my gift I'd declare you the winner. Well done.

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > U do realise that Madge passed away several years > ago and Harold is now shacked up wiv lou... so to > spk :p > > Currently staring at the collage of sexy men stuck > on my desk and have completely over looked Josh > Hartnett... I'd like to have him as me neighbour > as hes nice and friendly and does wicked Ali G > reject impressions (well he did the last time we > hung out) lol Jeez KK this is a lousy choice, an Ali G impression? He's only good looking and will be of little use for sugar borrowing and chats. See below for the best combination. In my haughty opinion.

hannahspanner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had breakfast there with a friend a couple of > months ago. We both had hairs in our food:'( Keep it quite hannah, these middle-class bastards will all be demanding them now.

The Guns Of Brixton - The Clash Well spotted on the theme tune JL!!

s and pears

I Didn't Know I Loved You ('Til I Saw You Rock'N' Roll) - Gary Glitter. Obviously my brain's having a 'taboo' day.

Honaloochie Boogie - Mott The Hoople