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Yeah! What was the score? You're such a pedant sometimes Alan, but then you are an SE5 man.

Keef, you're right about Lennon but what you say about Hendrix is so so wrong. Anyway, as I've already told you Jeff Beck is the man.

P4 and DLR for me.

That's always been a problem with Youngs pubs, they aren't child friendly unless they have a big garden out the back like the Woodhouse.

That's all very well but I still miss the 24-hour bakery that used to be there until a few years ago.

Fisher are originally a Bermondsey club. Dulwich Hamlet is a Dulwich club, you live in Dulwich don't you, s'obvious innit.

I'm hyperventilating at the thought of what to bring...so much to choose from that we'll all be fighting over the decks/cd ipod.

Of course I'll be watching and there's no such thing as a friendly against Germany.

*Over here Keef, just been giving the lovely Dulwich Mum a massage, the poor girl's been so busy of late, I've got to get her to relax more so perhaps we'll be a little quieter today after yesterday's partying, it is the quiet room after all, got to let the lady have her beauty sleep* *The Stones were the canine's testicles mate* *They rocked and more importantly they rolled too* *Keef of course is cooler than thou, sang a beautiful version of You Got The Silver with just Ronnie on 12 string acoustic with bottleneck embellishments* *Ronnie played some fabulous stuff, more slide playing than ever and is a revelation now he's sobered up somewhat* *Charlie's the best and most sartorially elegant rock n'roll drummer on the planet* *And how Sir Michael Philip Jagger does what he does at 64 is beyond comprehension* *Horn section the business - ooh Bobby Keyes is a blast* *Backing singers wonderful, swoon swoon special mention for Lisa Fischer* *Ooh looks like the sun is over the yard arm, fancy a pint?*

Aaah bless...that's lovely Giddygecko, hope it all works out for you both despite being oceans and continents apart and welcome back to the EDF.

Aha ha ha!>:D

*Thinks Mr D'Arcy?, Jane Austin/Bridgid Jones or that bloody crappy bass player from the Pumpkins?* *Thinks again...oh shit! I gotta get outta here, got a gig to go to tonight* *Damn was really enjoying myself there* *But you can't miss the Stones for anything, see ya, wouldn't wanna be ya*

F**k all Alan. I'm a one off original, I don't conform to any stereotype. I'm me.

He's turned into one of the lyrics of his songs:- "What a waster, what a f**king waster, you pissed it all up the wall."

*Cha! get busy wid the skanking girlie* *Ya na worry bout work when your body movin' to da riddim* *Slugs from bottle of Cockspur, lights spliff* *Sings - "Oh cherry oh cherry oh baby."* *A whoa! Dulwich Mum still in a alcoholic coma, turn it up louder!*

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Les Paul - too heavy > Strat - neck too thick Then, I'd suggest a Les Paul Junior or a Telecaster.

*Yah maan, dem tunes go straight to me hips*

Yeah mon! Any Trojan boxset should do the trick, real old skool, that'll get us skanking in here. Bim!

"In the land of the free you're free to do what we tell you." - The late great Bill Hicks.

Crisps!!!! F**king chav food.

Yeah! The Ramones, New York Dolls Iggy & The Stooges The Velvet Underground Debbie Harry (swoon swoon) Fender & Gibson guitars

Actually, I thought the two albums he did with The Libertines were pretty good. He's a shambles but the cops have ballsed up on this one though.

No, sorry I'm off to see the Stones.

Yeah! Great album Seeing as you're asking I'll put on Born For A Purpose just for you. Easy skanking girl.

Ahem! Jack Daniels Makers Mark Rebel Yell Screamin' Jay Hawkins Little Richard Chuck Berry Howling Wolf Muddy Waters Arthur Alexander Jimi Hendrix Muhammed Ali James Brown The Blues Soul and R n' B (not the new shit) Levi Strauss