Brendan

This makes me feel well old: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/jan/30/leeds-grunge-scene

Don't worry I had the same experience. I get the idea I just don't get how the website is supposed to work.

Ah jeez! Now I?m going to have to start smoking again just out of principle? Again!

He did it in a Fiat 500?

It was his first grand prix?

My ex flat mate was a cricket nut and loved asking people that question.

I've been ignoring this because it's al been about soccer up until now bowled lbw stumped run out hit wicket handled ball double hit timed out obstructing field retired

I?ve just been out to lunch and I got a pint of Greene King IPA for 99p!

bignumber5 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Other than that, I'm the one man in the whole of > london that likes the salmonella-dogs from the > vendors in cov.garden. Don't even have to be > pissed. Nope me too. Love 'em with load of onions and mustard.

I wouldn?t really call it selling out. The Stooges were never really ?underground? in the true sense of the word. They recorded on major labels and were commercially managed and marketed. Iggy Pop himself has never been averse to the odd commercially motivated TV or film appearance either. It?s just really fucking surreal seeing him doing essentially what this fellow does, http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/02/uk_black_representation_in_advertising/img/10.jpg

Chav, is that you?

And reprobates. You forgot reprobates.

And just exactly how constructive are flippant comment?s like, ??three pillars of aspirational middle-class life.?? Everybody knows that there are more than three. What about frilly things, fluffy things, ironic fashion and understated yet cool live entertainment? Sheesh. I ask you?

There is a German Deli near Borough Market. Just around the corner that the Market Porter is on. Don't know if they sell wienners but I asume they should.

They might be onto something you know. If the lady who sold me my car and home insurance didn?t wear a shirt I may well have been more interested in her array of products.

Well? I?ve tried Johnny Rotten?s butter which was buttery and not rotten at all but I really don?t think I need any more insurance at the moment.

snorky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mk1 Golf GTI 1800 They still make those in South Africa. When the Mk2 golf came out they changed it's name to the CTI. These days it is called a Citi 1.8i (I think)

Oh so it?s the compliments that scare them off. And there was me thinking it was the whole no trousers thing.

Nobody can eat 50 eggs.

Difficult to handle with a very long front end?

I?m like that with test cricket Jah. I still watch it though.

And so our lives and questions solved we leave this thread to bumble on ?til existential crises vex and wisdom?s once more called upon But now to work the calling curse Be sure we shall return anon

And don?t trust people with suitcases.

ThinLizzy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And as Francis Bacon said: > 'We're born, we exist for a moment, we do what we > can with our lives, and then we die' Some would say that he also said this, ?Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more; it is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.? Which expresses similar sentiment. Although it was probably Shakespeare.

Listen lady, if I didn?t have a genuine affection for the English I wouldn?t waste my time annoying them by generalising about their idiosyncrasies