Jah Lush

I Got You Babe - Sonny & Cher.

For Spurs to sell Berbatov and Keane would be showing a distinct lack of ambition. We need to hang on to our best players not bloody sell 'em to the highest bidder. They were also the top goal scoring front pairing of last season with 23 goals each. But enough losing Jermaine Defoe but now this....words fail me.

I heard about the brawl too. Bit of a stand off on Half Moon Lane. Missed it yesterday because I had a hangover from hell. I usually go to this and it can be a lot of fun. I'd kinda like to see Aswad again as I haven't seen them in decades but...oh bollocks I'm going down the pub for a hair of the dog that bit me.

I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - U2.

Adopts Frankie Howerd voice..."Oh please yourselves." Woman Have Gotta Have It - Bobby Womack

Canned tomatoes more like.

Err...sorry shygirl, but how does that work?

I think you're very lucky he stormed off and didn't punch your lights out.

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Stevie Smith and Friends at The Half Moon(near > enough) regularly back in the day.)...Guy with a > hunchback playing the Harp...Is he still around > please?........"Walking On Gilded > Splinters"...talking about the Late 1970's...a > mere 30 years ago. I used to go these gigs at the Half Moon. I haven't seen Little Stevie Smith in years and don't know if he's still around but I assume and hope he is. A great harmonica player. His band was called Salt, very bluesy with Steve Clarke on guitar, a fabulous player who recently did a reuniion gig at the Half Moon with his own band. There was also the Sunday jams of which you're probably talking about here, which included both of the above and usually Rory Gallagher's rhythm section and any number of other people who wanted to sit in plus Steve Waller another fab guitar player who was a regular at these events but is sadly not longer with us, he died of sclerosis of the liver about ten years ago.

It can't be any worse than our awful dirge, God Save The Queen. Dull, boring, uninspiring and completely out of step of the times.

Hmmm...it's said charity begins at home, which isn't much help if you're homeless.

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Got It Sewed Up - Mike Jones

Brown Girl In A Ring - Boney M

repugnant

Song Of The Baker - The Small Faces

Got to have a bit of Arthur Lee & Love up on here. Been meaning to put this up for a while. Enjoy. Love - Alone Again Or

Street Life - Roxy Music

jrussel Wrote: We all know what kind of Aussies/Kiwis tend to come to London and > the way they behave, so making a distinction > between the two seems quite academic. What are you suggesting here? Do you want to lump them altogether under one nation or are you just doing some serious stereotypecasting here? I'd be quite offended by this sort of remark if I was an Aussie or a Kiwi. Perhaps this was why the New Zealander you spoke to today was so miffed by your ignorance. But then not only do you write like an ignoramus, you really are an ignoramus. Go tell it to the trees.

Beggars can't be choosers and if I was out on the street homeless and begging for money the little choice I'd probably able to give myself is...shall I spend this money I've begged on cheap skag or shall I seek oblivion in the old purple tin? Maybe I'm a soft touch but I usually try to give a little of what I can if I think they are genuine enough. Oh! And SteveT I remember that bloke outside Lloyds in Herne Hill. Apparently he had quite a nice flat just up the road.

Girl From Mars - Ash

The opening post is obviously written by an ignoramus. Anyway your answer is about 400 miles at a rough guess.

Wasn't Tesco where Budgens is now?

Music - Madonna

Damn right! No wonder I'm always skint.:-$