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He Hit Me (And It Felt Like A Kiss) - The Crystals

Kiss- Age Of Chance

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No good to us that are banned from commenting Hello Daizie I've had my ED Issues & Gossip privileges cut off a couple of times, mainly for being a wild-eyed no good kid from the wrong side of the tracks. "What are you rebelling against"? they asked "Whatcha got" I growled out of the corner of my mouth. Anyway usually a ban is time-limited, I think if you contact Admin they'd consider reinstating you. Unless you've been particularly egregious.

I reckon it's whatever you want SM, so you can go right ahead with CC. On the basis of a 'voice' I'll be going with Ian Hunter, predictably enough, with honourable mentions to Bob Dylan, Billy Bragg, Lee Brilleaux, Joe Strummer and Shane MacGowan. On the tecnically good singers, Kirsty McColl and Levi Stubbs spring to mind.

You Make Me Fell (Mighty Real) - Sylvester

I Can't Help Myself - The Four Tops

It's not to encourage breast-feeding it's beast feeding it's supporting.

Happy Birthday - Altered Images

HAL9000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LM - don't get too excited, not on my account > anyway: all I need to do is scan in an image of > Brendan's hat - nothing to it! > > I just hope HB has an equally elegant get out :) I was being metaphorical, or was it metaphysical. Or I was pissed and quoting Dickens. It was definitely one of those.

Dead right.

Happy Home - The Screaming Blue Messiahs

They're fine if you just leave them on all the time.

Then I remembered his flame went out in 2006, so who WAS that with Raquel?

I spotted Freddie Trueman entertaining Raquel Welch in the Plough last Sunday. When Raquel complained that her Addlestones cider was cloudy he retortrd "What dost tha want for ?3.40, thunder an' fookin' lightnin'"? Fiery Fred, still a card I thought.

Radio Radio - Elvis Costello

I Wish I Was Your Mother - Mott The Hoople

Now I'm Here - Queen

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A pint of Harveys Best please and cheers to you > all. Of course JL, but don't stint old thing, a large something to chase it, surely?

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > HonaloochieLetter. Quite right. Wouldn't dream of > it. > So ssssshhhh, but between us I bet I'd be right in > saying that Stan watched 'Fawlty Towers' in the > cellar. All 12 episodes! > > Was talking to Chee Chee about changing my name. > Big Paulie and Jimmy the Weasel weren't happy > about it. Shame as I think Lucky Boo Boo has a > certain charm. Don't sweat it KatieNumbers, Big Paulie and JTW won't feeling happy or nothing else after a certain fishing trip that may or may not be being organised. Lucky Boo Boo? I like it, shows your class. Edited on the advice of my shyster.

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hona, how very sweet of you. > > Just a small whisky with a splash, please. And > how have you been keeping? Surely a large measure, Moos, the exchequer'll stand it. The dude abides thanks for asking. I've been applying myself to the matter of Ken's chest lately and am determined to expose him for the fraud I suspect him to be. Anyway I took a little time out from that project to read an Ian Hunter interview in the latest MOJO which put a bloom on my day and a spring in my step. And your good self, I trust all is well with Mr M and the Mooslets?

Here I Go Again - Twig The Wonder Kid

The Dulwich Dynamites is going to take a bit of living up to, with Milfwall there'd have been less pressure. Still you know best. Good luck and make sure you contact E.I. Addio so we can have a full report of the first fixture.

cate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have bought celeriac at Lidl. How are Lidl stocking middle-class celeriac? The world's gone topsy-turvy so it has.

lilolil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB. > I have reread my post and I think I made it very > clear that if the parents feel that it is safe > then that is up to them. In my opinion it is not > safe for small children to go to school by > themselves. > At the end of the day it is their responsibility. > I do hope these children remain safe . I don't agree that it's their responsibilty, there's that African saying 'It takes a village to raise a child', we acknowledge that by having legislation and systems of social care to cater for parents who are irresposible/abusive/careless when it comes to the welfare of their children. If a parent is behaving irresponsibly then they require a word at the very least.

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Doreen's a good sort and no mistakin'... although > I get the feeling that Stan spends rather a lot of > time 'attending to things' in the cellar*. > Perhaps more time than is strictly necessary. > > *this seemingly functions in a similar way to men > and sheds, no? I think you make a good point KatieNumbers (I think it's about time you got yourself an American mafia style sobriquet, I mean you're practically a made guy, already). Mind, Doreen is very protective of Stan, so it's not politic to even imply the slightest criticism of his behaviour. Just a couple of weeks ago, Stan fell prey to melancholy for a couple of days. So distracted was Doreen, that even when a horse entered the bar, she didn't think to ask him 'Why the long face'? Stan watched all 12 episodes of 'Fawlty Towers' and soon was his old self again, though, so it all turned out alright in the end.