Jah Lush

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How did Spurs sign Wanyama for only ?11m? > Any chance Daniel Levy could become PM?... Or Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Couldn't give a toss. Full of muddy middle class muppets. Have zero interest of anyone on the main stages who all 'suck Satan's cock."

Blimey! That's news to me, never heard about that guy and I consider myself an expert on the Stones. Still, it does say at the end of that wiki piece "The veracity of these claims is disputed. "Mr. Jimmy" more likely refers to Rolling Stones producer Jimmy Miller." So I reckon I'm correct.

50 years later. http://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/news/vote-remain-and-well-forgive-you-for-1966-german-newspaper-wade-into-brexit-debate/ar-AAhvsng?ocid=spartanntp

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah Lush Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I'm too chilled out to suffer anxiety attacks. > I'm > > not anxious, miffed or disappointed either. The > > film's great. Very funny. Not seen it in years. > I > > lent the copy I had on tape to someone years > ago > > and never got it back. I won't now coz he's > dead. > > That's totally chilled out. I'm merely moribund. > > > > > Yes, I could murder a pint... and several more > > too. > > You sure your not confusing being self-medicated > with being chilled out as your analysts might > say.....if you had one. Unfortunately, I'm almost completely straight these days. Can't afford the Persians anymore since I stopped working. Many years ago I spoke with a trick cyclist and he chucked a snooker ball at me and asked me to 'peel it.' I chucked it back at him and said 'you peel and I'll eat it.' So that went well.

Absobloodylutely.

Elphinstone's Army Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Mr Jimmy was the guy playing the drums? Jimmy Miller indeed played drums on the track. He produced the album too.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You certainly aren't drinking alone. I'm on the > Malbec, which considering the weather is quite > unusual for me. > > Louisa. I bloody love Malbec. Excellent choice.

I'm too chilled out to suffer anxiety attacks. I'm not anxious, miffed or disappointed either. The film's great. Very funny. Not seen it in years. I lent the copy I had on tape to someone years ago and never got it back. I won't now coz he's dead. That's totally chilled out. I'm merely moribund. Yes, I could murder a pint... and several more too.

I saw the thread subject and naturally thought you were going to be discussing one Mel Brooks funniest movies. Disappointed you weren't.

He wouldn't let it lie... Let it go PD. Let it go.

The fuckers who did that need a good kick in the balls.

Seriously doubt that se15mum. I would have thought website only. During the season of course you can get stuff at the ground on match days but I think you're going to be out of luck.

Please let it happen.

Bloody brilliant day of football.

Agree about Bilic. He's been excellent value. I've been saying all tournament Harry Kane needs Delle Alli playing up behind him as he does at Spurs and in previous England games. The goals will come.

You don't just walk out of the house one day to go for a walk and then disappear without contacting anyone. So it is possible he is having some mental health issues. I hope he is found safe and sound and returns home to his loved ones.

Update. Apparently he's been spotted on the Isle Of Wight. http://www.brixtonblog.com/missing-library-campaigner-robbie-gibson-seen-isle-wight/38400

I've just noticed my error in that post - Obviously I meant Smalling instead of Stirling.

I agree about the singing. Fooking shite. You can shove the NA. I wouldn't want to be singing that either. On the other hand they made a great noise backing the team. You do tend to get fans from the smaller clubs at England games and there is lot of nationalistic shite that turn up but anyway back to the game. I thought Dier was absolutely superb again tonight, even barking out instructions to Cahill and Stirling. Definitely my Man of the Match. I don't think he misplaced a pass all night and he set up Sturridge with two great chances, one sublime ball over the top that he should have scored from. In midfield Henderson and Lallana did ok but both of them lack goals (neither has scored for England despite having more than 50 caps between them). Wilshire is clearly not match fit and gave the ball away too often and was way off the pace. Dele Alli has to start ahead of him. Clyne was the better of the two full-backs by a long shot. I don't rate Bertrand much so Rose has to come back for him in the next match. Up front Vardy was the better of the two. I thought Sturridge was poor tonight. Kane and Vardy up front next game for me. Although we're lacking the killing instinct in front of goal at the moment, hopefully it will come. Let's stay positive, we're unbeaten and through to the next round.

I have a friend who has two tickets for the final of Euro 2016 but he is getting married on that day and cannot attend. If anyone wants to go instead of him, it's at St Andrews Church in Brighton and the bride?s name is Rachel.

Erhun on the move again. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36558995

Payet has been exceptional. You may have to kiss goodbye to him if the big boys come in for him which is highly likely after his stunning performances. Northern Ireland were bloody brilliant yesterday. I think the tournament's very enjoyable so far and it will only get better once the knockout stages start. I haven't missed a game yet. Looking forward to Italy v Sweden this afternoon and Spain v Turkey tonight.