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Happy Mondays

So that's a five dollar and shake and a snootfull of smack for Mrs W, then.

Specifically Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman from Batman Returns. Although I wouldn't be upset if Lee Meredith from the TV series pitched up at my door either.

I've Got The Fever - Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes

hangover

Just Another Night - Ian Hunter

sisters

If I might just drag the discussion back to The Frasier question. I think there's a strong and quite correct wave towards the estimable Ros, while Daphne quite properly stirs some interest. But from the same show, surely it can't just be me who's thinking... Lilith?

seanmlow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan - > > Yeah they were building quite a few. The ones here > are nice - I am glad no horrible flats have gone > up. > > Get rid of Sommerfield and replace with M&S - > prices are near enough the same anyway! Don't be absurd. M&S don't have a daily gallery of cheapness to sell off the foodstuff they haven't shifted. The Brixton branch did it for a while and it was triff, but they stopped it, presumably to give the scran away to no doubt deserving dossers and misfits. But anyway go into Somerfield after seven in the evening and the stuff is approx 25% of the retail price. Other galleries should be so cheap.

It's good to know that after earning so much as a showbiz performer, Roger Whitaker's decided to give something back to the ordinary people.

Hangin' Around - Counting Crows

Hanging Around - The Stranglers

Sorry to drift here, but I was going to suggest Grace from W&G as a second place but got to thinking that Karen the old lush might prove to a more memorable and funpacked date. Or even unmemorable in the best possible way.

Ros from Frasier all the way for me, the gal from the dairy state rings my bell. The voice, the figure the feistiness makes for a perfect package. And as for The Flintstones, it was always Betty Rubble.

TillieTrotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ground control to Major Tom - Bowie Actually Space Oddity, Tillie.

plot

EDers no longer felt lairy

The Fall

Cap? Forelock? Bloody spoiled rotten the lackeys of today.

departs

Liking the headline Snorky, that little used Daily Mail/George A Romero influence is a joy.

Gun Control - Ian Hunter

Monkeys

capt_birdseye Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Moos Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > by the way, how do you pronounce *bob*? > > Raise your eyebrows in a knowing way whilst saying > it. While giving it plenty of *Edmund*

All The Young Dudes - Mott The Hoople