mightyroar

paint your wagon- The cast of paint your wagon (including the all-singing Clint of course)

more than words - extreme (a terrible song)

me! really upset. live games, league table.................... cant believe its over between us

When you're young and in love - the flying pickets

at the lido it's one in one out

ooh ahh just a little bit - Gina G

the politics got hairy

lard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can anyone explain to me the attraction of > picnics? > How can carting your own food, plates etc to an > open space be better than going to a pub for a > meal and a drink in the sun, or eating in your > back garden and then going for a walk? Beats going to the pub because you can drink a whole bottle of wine for the price of one glass. Beats your own back garden cos at no point will you think 'oh i'll just water the plants, do a bit of weeding'....or whatever basically constitutes work. if you have kids cant be beat as they will run around, climb trees and generally seem quite pleasant and appealing given the backdrop of 'outdoors' and if you dont have kids can be dead romantic. peaceful, cultural, drunken..........whatever you want.

very good point citizen

Hold me, thrill me, kiss me, kill me - U2

the lido is full

I think my favourite part is: I only wrote that sodding paragraph to make that joke. And you've fucking stripped it out like a pissed Irish plasterer restoring a renaissance fresco and thinking jesus looks shit with a bear so plastering over it.

I am also a fan of the work of *Bob*, but let us not forget the following from Colindaz- I am particularly fond of the ?15 discount for niceness to animals (in bold) "When Glass as been toughend the only week points are the edges, so as long as all edges are protected you can't break it. You can jump up and down on a piece of toughend glass and it will not break, but tap a edge with a metal object and it will explode. One of the biggest glass companys in the world (Pilkinton glass) toughend the glass for your unit and I think they should know a thing or two about glass, don't you think so. I wouldn't ask a carpenter about glass I wouldn't ask a glazier about wood The cheapest option for me would of been a panel and glass as we discussed ( I would of made a lot more money that way) I wanted you to be happy with the finished job, so it looked good and it would still be sercure. The only reason for not having a square cut out in a unit is the large cost involved. They charged me ?70 per square hole in each piece of glass plus ?60 for the unit a total of ?200 I was going to charge you ?265 fitted (not the ?280 we agreed) because I liked the two of you for what you were willing to do for your dogs. I was told the unit would be ready in a week, but it wasn't ready until wednesday. I should of phoned and explained, but I had more pressing problems at the time as explained on the phone later"

Very funny letter to the subs from Giles Coren in the Times. Not exactly news, but very funny all the same: http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/jul/23/mediamonkey

american garden (rhododendron patch) in Dulwich park or japanese garden (bit by the stream) in Peckham Rye supplementary- home made- whatever you have is always better. sometimes it's bananas and pepperamis. sometimes it's fancy salads and the like.

song for guy - Elton John (see what I did there?)

I saw that guy doing a st clements too. It's certainly a look.

We went to the Larmer Tree festival instead. I did fancy Latitude but it clashed. Larmer tree has a lot of folk and world music and loads of kids stuff to do and make too. It was a fab old festival weekend. Late nights and face painting all round, a bit of country music and some giant scrabble. IN truth I havent quite recovered.

Some folk like to have a good stir

world in my eyes- Depeche mode

fascination street- The Cure

they all seem quite cheery

make more room for shops

caterpillar girl- The Cure

Stay- Shakespear's sister