Jah Lush

My mother was born on St Patrick's Day and I'd rather raise a glass to her memory than celebrate someone else's patron saint. Bless all you Irish though. Go out and have some fun.

Never mind Quids. Better lucky next time eh?

I'd love to go but I'm working late.

Didn't we do this before. About a year ago I think.

Mick Mac Wrote: > > Fellow forumite Jah spent ?400 on a weekend, just > enjoying himself presumably, thats what young > people do. For the record Mick I'm 51 years young. I spent most of it on beer, wine, brandy and whiskey, the rest I squandered.

Melford Road me. I've a Sony Ericsson and I'm on Vodafone but the reception is crap where I am.

Tappen House on Dulwich Common or the one on the corner by the crossroads with the stables.

Ha! I'm not THAT old but probably drank more than my age in pints. I'm rough as old boots today.

Indeed! I managed to piss close to 400 quid up the wall over the weekend on a three day bender so I'm feeling my age this morning.

I may be getting older but I refuse to grow up.

The Spider And The Fly - The Rolling Stones

Thanks Matthew123.

CPT, EDT, The Vale.

Give Peace A Chance - John Lennon

Thanks Gigi.

Well, I reckon that just about covers it. Thanks Xena.

Thanks Sean but I like to go for the fastest option if there is one as you can wait all day for a 37.

Here Come Cowboys - Psychedelic Furs

Help!!!! Does anyone know the best route whether on public transport or by car please.

Here Comes The Nice - Small Faces

Yeah I agree and that's why I voted for the old cow.

Innit tho *Bob*. I basically don't trust politicians as far as I can throw 'em, which probably isn't very far anyway. They're all cunts as far as I can see.

Yeah but he still scored nine goals that season even though he was pissed most of the time. I saw his last game in a Spurs shirt in an FA Cup game at Crystal Palace where we lost one-nil and he never played for us again after that. I was gutted when he went to West Ham. He was my boyhood idol.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The pre thatcher Tories weren't so bad, decent > fellows and not a few statesmen about it. > Even under Thatch there were a few capable bods > about, though it seems to have been a trend across > the political spectrum that their numbers are > thinning. That is so breathtakingly inaccurate that I almost refuse to believe you actually wrote that Piers. Perhaps you are too young to remember the three day working week under the Heath government or you fail to remember your political history. Jeez! Now as it goes I voted for Thatcher in '79 because at the time I thought it was the right vote. I remember the dustmens strikes and all the rubbish piling up on the street, the poverty and long dole queues etc etc but it was a vote that I very quickly came to regret and I refrained from voting again until 1997 when I voted for Tony Blair. Each time I've voted a new goverment has got in and each time I've been disappointed with the bastards in power. But never will I ever vote for Tories again ever. I'll be voting Green next time and if that is to the detriment or a plus to the Labour or Conservative parties then I really couldn't give a flying fcuk.

Well done Liverpool and Chelsea. Penalty or not Liverpool were awesome and Gerard's goal was a fantastic finish. Casillas pulled off some great saves for Madrid and if it wasn't for him it could have been a lot worse. I'm rather suprised that no one has mentioned Eduardo's spectacular finish last Sunday. Although I can't stand the Arsenal I think Eduardo is a bit special. A natural goalscorer, he's reminds me of a young Robbie Fowler and he has the killer finishing of Jimmy Greaves although Greavsie was a lot quicker and far more prolific than either of them.