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I Want Candy - Jesus & Mary Chain.

I Want You - Elvis Costello

You're welcome. I'm persona non grata. Good luck.

Oh no it wasn't David it was me. Go back and check it out. Post no; 8. ;-)

Good job it was only a friendly. At least some of the kids got an outing. I think we can learn a lot from this game. For me Gareth Barry's time is up in an England shirt. The big plus was Andy Carroll's assured performance and Peter Crouch coming on and doing what he does best in an England shirt, sticking the ball in the net.

Awwwww......I'm sorry. x

Down The Road Apiece - Chuck Berry.

The words wisdom, George and Osborne simply don't add up.

I'm saying a microwave oven. Believe me it works.

Goin Down - Freddie King

Knocking Them Down In The City - Iggy Pop

It's an easy mistake to make though it doesn't mean that there aren't little pudding men out there being creative.

It's a website design company.

Walking To New Orleans - Fats Domino

Pot or kettle? Edited: for reasons only best known to myself.

Oh FFS.

Spanish Boots - Jeff Beck Group

Caravan Of Love - The Housemartins

Changing Of The Guard - Bob Dylan.

Sign Of The Times - Prince

Innocent Times - Eric Clapton

Lady Jane - The Rolling Stones.

Lady Day - Lou Reed

Is there no escape from the fucking royal wedding? As well as everything else in the media about this tedious subject I shall also be ignoring this thread for the next nine months.

Royal engagement newspaper bullshit round-up: Each and every one us will be deeply affected by the looming royal marriage... (Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph) In an important sense, this betrothal has far more to teach a new generation about relationships - and fidelity, too. (Bel Mooney, Daily Mail) For Kate and William, their engagement has profound national significance. They will help form our collective imagination. They are now part of what we are as a nation, how we define ourselves as individuals. (Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph) As somebody whose business it is to study the human heart.. (Bel Mooney, Daily Mail - she actually wrote those words) Today we are wiser and perhaps more humane. The unrealistic expectations that destroyed Charles and Diana have gone. (Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph - he's playing a blinder) It is rare these days that we glimpse broad sunlit uplands, but this is one such moment. (Daily Telegraph editorial - sweet fucking Jesus) And the winner is (obviously)... Diana, the bride at every royal funeral and the mourner at every royal wedding, was present in more than just the engagement ring which sat so heavily on the hand of this young woman who must now walk a mile in her bloodied shoes, on a road leading who knows where. (Julie Burchill, The Independent)