BrandNewGuy

Thunder On The Mountain - Bob Dylan

Andrew1011 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BrandNewGuy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Proponents of the CPZ need to show why it would > be > > better than the status quo. They've failed in > that > > so far, as this thread testifies. > > If by proponents you means the people who live in > the proposed CPZ area who are directly affected > they clear don't need to show in terms of the > decision making process why something would be > better than the status quo. Really? I'm confused. You're saying that even if there's no evidence that the CPZ would improve the situation, you'd still be in favour of it?

mastershake Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ok so now we get 'this is a blunt tool for a > compelx situation'. but as yet i see absolutely no > suggestions as to what can be done about parking > when 9 times out of 10 in the daytime i have to > park at least 10 minutes' walk from my own house, > purely so people can park near the station for > their commute. I'm not being flippant, but maybe doing nothing about the parking is the least worst solution. Proponents of the CPZ need to show why it would be better than the status quo. They've failed in that so far, as this thread testifies.

Do You Mind? - Anthony Newley

Let's Get Small - Trouble Funk

Walk On Hot Coals - Rory Gallagher

Dance Me To The End Of Love - Leonard Cohen

It's got to be...

Bad Fog Of Loneliness - Neil Young

Beggar! ('egg' in 'bar')

Bollocks!

Anyone who says, "I'm not being funny, but..." :-)

Rosey Won't You Please Come Home - The Kinks

"I'm not being funny, but..." No, indeed, you're not being funny - you're being unfunny and bloody rude.

When you get to the office, make sure your security pass is safely tucked away somewhere right at the bottom of your oversized handbag. And whatever you do, don't try to remove it before you get to the door. That way you can block the entrance for everyone else while you rummage around through your purse, hankies, make-up, magazines, bills, receipts, chocolate bars and whatnot...

Broken English - Marianne Faithfull

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think bonfire night survives because - like all > the Christian religious festivals in our calendar > - it has taken over from earlier pagan rites which > involved fires, feasting and possibly human > sacrifice (real or symbolic) like the Green Man > etc. Interestingly, there's no evidence for a pre-Christian Green Man - maybe other fertility and 'earth' characters, but not the traditional green-leaved face, which first popped up in Christian churches. The folk singer Sedayne here examines the evidence and suggests that the 'pagan' origins for the Green Man were probably a Victorian fiction.

Roy Harper - Sophisticated Beggar. Am I too old for this thread... ;-)

Chinese Water Python - Robyn Hitchcock

Women Without Whiskey - Drive-By Truckers

A Town Called Paradise - Van Morrison

Song From A Bottom Of A Well - Kevin Ayers

Lady Midnight - Leonard Cohen

Ping Pong Affair - The Slits

Walk On Hot Coals - Rory Gallagher