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Again, childish but I let out a titter... http://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/newsbeat/newsid_7961000/7961224.stm

Well I dont know about all of you but for me these will ALWAYS be in fashion. http://www.kopes.com/novelties/spyglasses.htm

Not me, but a good friend of mine (I know no-one will buy that) projectile vomited into a girls permed hair on the dancefloor of a club, moments after confessing his adoration for her by mouthing the words to 'Girlfriend' by N-Sync and perforing a frankly ridiculous breakdance. I think he still buys her drinks to this day to conceal the deep shame he feels.

Yep, you're right

OK, in the name of getting things moving it was 'Fix Up, Look Sharp' by Mr. Rascal. Here's another one: "At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive You make me feel alive, alive, alive"

Most enjoyable celebrity moment - Being approached by Holly Willoughby for Streetmate in Southampton. She's lovely she is. Most entertaining celebrity moment - Recognising (and subsequently meeting) Ken Hom at Waterloo Station. He was drawing cash out...and I was quite disappointed he didnt have his wok on him.

I'm told that if you're important enough (like that Queen woman or David Beckham or summat), your private residences are blacked out of Google. Thats when you know you've really arrived...

Not bad - though those people dont look weary enough to have braved the usual Saturday 'round the block' queue.

Ive wanted to do this for ages and would be up for helping out if needed.

Oops :-$

http://www.pharoah.co.uk/number-2s-00s.htm Delighted to see 'Some Girls' by Racey is in there. A personal favourite!

That forgotten gem 'Reach' by S Club 7.

Be careful people...it was intrigue like this that caused me to get my head stuck in someone's cat flap. Aaah. My crowning glory.

Thats funny...my daily breakneck death-ride on the 12/176 usually has the same effect, depending on the driver.

Moon Dance - Van 'Miserable' Morrison

Sure is

The track is off a Mercury Music Prize winning album of the last 10 years...

I too grew up in Suffolk, and my folks still live up there (Newmarket). Its not such a bad place, and due to my Dad's spot of property developing in the mid-90's we moved about a fair bit. Depending on where you have to drive to it can take between 2-3 hours either up the M25/A12 or the M11. Agreed that Ipswich or Colchester would be better from a commuting point of view, but both are quite bustling and not for everyone. I spent a large amount of my time growing up in and around Sudbury which is quite a charming market town, then moved to Long Melford (which I personally really liked) and finally Bury St. Edmunds/Newmarket. There are definitely worse places to live than any of those! It all really depends if you want a busy town environment or a 'charming' country cottage type affair.

Wow Keef, if I knew that many I'd definitely start a business of my own! Seriously though, I considered it for a while but know a friend of mine that got proposed to by an Oriental woman for what turned out to be Visa purposes... Not every day you get an offer thats both flattering and practical.

OK... I'm old school like Happy Shopper I fight old school, bring your bat and your chopper And a first aid kit, and some antiseptic, this could get hectic I'm a done accept it, you got a bright future Dont let my wrath affect it Brap brap!

Rock 'N Roll Star - Oasis

Beach Boys?

Street Spirit (Fade Out) - Radiohead

I think in some respects Glaswegians have got it right...you can make anything taste good if you either batter it or smother it in chocolate. Also reminds me...I bought a packet of 'Horse Chips' when in Florida. Tasted a bit funky, though fairly certain they didnt contain chips of real horse.

All The Pictures On The Wall - Paul Weller