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Ms B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gosh, social media viral communication type > scenario - will now have Blockbuster in my head > all day. > > If you go to the fair in Dulwich Park today and > hear someone muttering 'Nobody knows where Buster > goes, he'll steal your woman out from under your > nose', say hi... and then say aAAAAAAA, aAAAAAAAA.

Boats

I'm back with the donkey jacket. The short-sleeved one though.

Shake Some Action by The Flaming Groovies. Well done brain.

'Bear with me'. Oh, if only there was.

The Debt - Mott The Hoople

Bowie

And I know they're regretting it now

Being as objective as I can, I reckon a combination of mine and Ms B's suggestions would be perfect. Just a suggestion.

Allycat, everything you wish yourself, but yesterday and with a kiss on your forehead.

'Methinks'. I thinks I know what a merchant you are.

Having had a couple more, it's now Blockbuster by The Sweet. Is it cause and effect? Who knows. But you better watch out if you've got long black hair, that's all I can say.

Ms B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Let's not run before we can walk (= your idea > sounds like it may require some effort on my > part) > No way, shape or form (tautology; v lazy) > F*ck off (when used to mean 'I find that hard to > believe') > Funky (now absolutely meaningless due to overuse > by product pushers)> > > I can see I'm going to enjoy this thread; there > hasn't been a complainy one for a while... Well spotted, now fallen into the hands of the least 'funky' eedjits in the world.

All The Young Dudes - Mott The Hoople

Oh, that one. Now I know it.

Pleasure

No Wheels To Ride - Mott The Hoople

Ms B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh, and 'Have you got a Nectar card?' > > No, because I have a horror of receiving direct > marketing based on previous buying patterns ('Dear > Ms B, this month if you buy 4 boxes of > euphemistically named feminine hygiene items, you > can get a family pack of Maltesers and a TV guide > absolutely free.') Would the fact that they sponsor 'Loose Women' make it more or less desirable?

Yes, Steve hum it for us.

Ms B, your turn.

Curtains, MW and Brendan, curtains.

'At the end of the day'. At the end of the day you would still have nothing of any worth to say.

Ms B, it may possibly be so, but what of it? My favourite singer put out an LP and called it 'Rant' when well past his middle age. It's about the everyday language offences we are subject to. Let's share them.

Hot Love - T Rex

It's a you're 'out', choosing who's going to be 'it' rhyme from my childhood. We'd stand in a circle and one person would point to each while reciting 'Ip-a-dip-adation-my-operation-how-many-people-at-the-station?' The person last indicated would have to state a number which would then be counted round and the final person would be 'it' No playstations in them days. Had to make our own entertainment, continues in Mrs Brady The Old Lady vein for, ooh ages.