HonaloochieB
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Sick Of You - GWAR
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Touch Me I'm Sick - Mudhoney
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waynetta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You'll never getta betta bitta butta on your > slice. Actually it's 'bread' not 'slice' Waynetta, they were never going to let a good quadruple alliteration like that to get away.
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'It looks good, tastes good and by golly it does you good'. That was Bernard Miles telling us that beer was good for (well Mackeson anyway). None of that Mackeson asks you to drink responsibly malarky for them.
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Father Christmas Do Not Touch Me - The Goodies
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Surely the 'notions' shop Fabric on LL would meet everyone's haberdashery needs?
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See what I meant about the Sydders lot, bounders. Mind you so is Louisa so what can you expect?
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Sorry that was 'You dirty rat'.
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Jimmy Cagney never said 'Not a lot of people know that' either.
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The audience noise at the beginning of David Bowies song Diamond Dogs is taken from The Faces live LP Coast To Coast - Overtures And Beginners. If you listen carefully you can hear Rod Stewart shout 'OI'. I love that one.
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flapjackdavey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > waynetta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hitler only had one ball. > > i thought everyone knew that Yes the other tours around and is variously on the kitchen wall, in the Albert Hall and in Leeds Town Hall.
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Human Touch - Bruce Springsteen
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Mirror Man - Human League
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I'm A Man You Don't Meet Every Day - The Pogues
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Follow the bear.
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Giggi you can if you prefix it with 'Le' as I've already suggested. The locals'll be queuing up for chocolate bowlers, you wait and see. I can feel it in me bones.
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Big Red Rocket Of Love - The Reverend Horton Heat.
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It's going to be a Wimpy, I can feel it in me water.
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Mr Soft - Cockney Rebel
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You're Gonna Kill That Girl - The Ramones
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That Girl Belong To Yesterday - Gene Pitney
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Sorry Ruffers, it's a serious t'ing.
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Yesterday's Songs- Neil Diamond
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More Than Yesterday - Slim Whitman
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You're never alone with a Strand.