Jah Lush

In Every Dream Home A Heartache - Roxy Music

Angel Eyes - Roxy Music

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have Jah Lush as the Bill Nighy character in > Love Actually Blimey! So you have been paying attention. I'm flattered Quids. Truly flattered. I've got you down as a ruthless East End bookie.

Life On Mars - David Bowie

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "desire to do that job" - are you serious? People > don't work in finance for fun. I certainly don't work for fun either. It just helps to pay for it and if I was lucky enough to get a big fat bonus, well I'd be laughing all the way to the bank.

Just think of all that beer money gone to waste Keef. Shocking! Asbolutely shocking is what it is.

Bastards! We're living in rip-off Britain Keef. Complete and utter utter utter utter utter utter bastards!

As a tax payer who has helped bail out these fat cat banking swine I'm totally against the directors who have failed in their jobs getting a bonus of any sort whatsoever. We should not in anyway be rewarding failure. I'm sure there are other staff at the lower end of the scale like IT workers, secretaries etc etc, who are probably relying on a much much smaller bonus and who have done nothing to ruin the economy and so I'm not against the ordinary worker getting their bonus but the fat cats can take a running jump. I like what Obama did last week and more or less the same has been happening around Europe and Asia with salaries capped and bonuses put on hold until debts are paid or they'll receive shares in the company. This current government are a bunch of pussies for not clamping down on this in exactly same way as what President Obama did last week. Rewarding failure should be a thing of the past.

Yeah! I couldn't agree more Honk. Absolutely vile. I'm hoping most of the pubs stay Valentine's Day free and leave it to the restaurants to go all smaltzy on us. It's looking increasingly likely that I shall lock myself away on Valentines night with two or three bottles of claret, a couple of spliffs, an Indian takeaway and Match Of The Day.

Exactly right. You don't become a bad manager overnight and Scolari's record is very impressive. It's an ageing side, he's not had the funds that Mourinho had and essentially they are all his players, plus there have been plenty of injuries there, Drogba, Essien, Terry, Carvalho, Joe Cole etc and an owner who appears to have lost interest.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is that the same Out of time that Chris Farlow > did? If so, TUNE! Yeah, it was written my Mick n' Keith.

Fcuk Off by Wayne County And The Electic Chairs The Stones have done plenty and off the top of my head Out Of Time and Stupid Girl spring to mind.

Trying them all is half the fun. Enjoy.

Fcuk You - Alberto Y Los Trios Paranoias

Good grief! Slolari gone...well, results speak for themselves and they've been crap at home this season but they are still third in the Premiership and still in the Champions League but even Toad Of Toad Hall had a better match by match record. I went to Spurs yesterday and reading the papers this morning I've seen that the myopic Mad Professor is at it again. "We had the best of chances (eh?), we scored a regular goal that was cancelled out by an illusionary foul seen only by the referee. I've seen it two times and I still don't know why it was disallowed." Facts (1) Spurs shots on target 5, Arsenal 2 Spurs shots off target 11, Arsenal 4. (2) Ball possession - Spurs 56% Arsenal 44%. (3) Pass completion - Spurs 74% Arsenal 69% (4) What the feck is "an illusionary foul"? Eboue pushed Woodgate twice and was tripped by Adebayor into the bargain and the referee blew for the foul long before the ball was in the back of the net. (5) He claims he's seen it twice. Normally he says he didn't see it. I'd say he was under the influence of some powerful mind expanders and was hallucinating off his tits because he was certainly watching a different game from the one I watched yesterday. Having said that I think Robbie Keane looked a little off the pace from his bench warming times at Liverpool and we missed the cutting edge of Jermain Defoe. However, Arsenal did well with ten men and made it very difficult for us with their defending. I thought William Gallas had a fantastic game at the back but my man of the match was Wilson Palacious who had a fantastic home debut. He tackles brilliantly (and you don't see that too much these days, it's a bit of a dying art) wins the ball, has a good passing range and even came close with a rasping 20-yarder.

Trust Is A Must - Ian Dury

Like Keef I turned up late and four sheets to the wind to the last Forum drinks here and had a great time but not sure if I can make this one.

Feck!

I am cooler than thou and I can't be having the radio on with all those stoooopid Djs and their inane banter and extremely irritating adverts. I am my own DJ and play what I want on my own sound system. Feck the radio.

Atila Reincarnate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah Lush Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Count to ten....deep breath and out and again. > > That's it. Phew! > > I trust you will note Jah, that I didn't write > those things about your team, they were written by > others I was merely qouting them. No mate. I was doing that for myself. We've been there before and we both know there's no need. Friendly banter is fine with me. Quids just likes to wind me up every Friday and I like to let him know that I fall for it every time. Makes him happy I suppose so he can go away and enjoy his weekend in the full knowledge that he's had his little dig at a Spurs fan, sorry a Spud. Little things please little minds.... oh did I just say that! Ahem! Deep breath, in and out, and again. Count to ten. Another deep breath. That's better.

Count to ten....deep breath and out and again. That's it. Phew!

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Greatest ever strike partnership was, Ian Rush and > Kenny Dalglish Well, if you want to go that far back I'll go even further, Jimmy Greaves and Alan Glizean.

Au contraire La Beckham has many many many mistakes and most of them to do with hair-dos or shall we say hair-dont's. Oh and marrying a stick insect called Vicky.

Okay Beckham's a grafter and he's a very good dead ball specialist and a good crosser so what. He's not fit to clean George Best's boots.

I'm Gonna Bring A Watermelon To My Girl Tonight - The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band