mightyroar

Crazy nights - Kiss

I love the letter, would love to see a repsonse if you get one, but as suggested, change the name to Johnson. Or maybe you should address him as Bojo for that chummy feel?

bad moon rising- creedence clearwater revival

i think he means Caramac (confectionary) and that cartoon bunny who ate it very sexily in the ad. I agree with Huguenot totally on this one. I kissed a girl......who gives a fkuc?

the life of riley - lightning seeds

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > "The Trees" > > I took an air-rifle, shot a magpie to the ground & > it died without a sound. > Your skin so pale against the fallen Autumn leaves > & > no-one saw us but the trees. > Yeah, the trees, those useless trees produce the > air that I am breathing. > Yeah, the trees, those useless trees; they never > said that you were leaving. > I carved your name with a heart just up above - > now swollen, > distorted, unrecognisable; like our love. > The smell of leaf mould & the sweetness of decay > are the incense at the funeral procession here, > today. > In the trees, those useless trees, etc. > You try to shape the world to what you want the > world to be. > Carving your name a thousand times won't bring you > back to me. > Oh no, no I might as well go & tell it to the > trees. > Go & tell it to the trees, yeah. That truly is a great song. Most underappreciated I have always thought. Where are we going to put all the trees then, if not in the streets? What will the dogs (snd some toddlers I have known) wee on?

for champagne she developed a thirst

Lemon incest - Serge Gainsborough

waiting for the man - Velvet underground

I said stop! I aint no soft touch

love removal machine - The cult

she belongs to me - bob dylan

it is time to get funky- D Mob

I saw him working out in peckham rye the other day

I sing the body electric- Kids from fame

Let it be - The Beatles

brilliant, well done Asset

Jah is right, so we go from Special Brew- Bad Manners to Special -Garbage to Stupid Girl- Garbage

o when will it ever stop raining?

the changing man- Paul Weller

miss all that joy and pain

that was no management double talk, that was a reference to another post on this same thread. Ms B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Based on what I see I don't agree that having > children means women necessarily lose ground in > the workplace. Each time I've taken time out of > work (not child-related) I was surprised to find > it seemed to count in my favour because I had used > it to do something important to me (or so I told > them, but that's another matter). Choosing for > yourself to deprioritise your career to focus more > on family life is another thing, of course. There > is always a choice - if you spend time at home > with your family because you believe going > straight back to work is unfair to them, that's a > choice based on your own values and meaning > structure; so is going straight back to work > because you don't want to waste the education you > were lucky enough to get or rely on benefits. > (Largely a middle class preoccupation, I've always > felt - working classes traditionally didn't have > the luxury of choice; upper classes didn't expect > to raise their own children anyway.) > > And if you think you're being paid less than a man > who does the same job, I'd say do something about > it.

these knives should be sheaved

'looking and sounding managerial' Brilliant. I'm going to add that one to my CV should I ever get off my middle class arse and stop deprioritising my career and attempt to get back in the level playing field which is the mainstream work-place these days. Noone in that work place wasting the education they were lucky enough to get I should hope? No? Great

Livin' on a prayer- Bon Jovi