Brendan

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > point to note - it's only bleedin' sold out > already > > Feck Well the only option left is to galvanise an army of hardcore fans dressed as characters from the show (I think I would make a passable Dougal) to storm the perimeter fence. Much like Glastonbury in days passed.

What about splitting it in two and making half a Pret and the other half a Pitcher and Piano? That way the Foxton?s employee?s across the road will have somewhere to get lunch and to compare the size of their w? Sorry I mean have a drink in the evenings.

I want to be a kept man. :'(

Asset Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In re: Jimi Hendrix - 'All Along The Watchtower' a > hit for Jimi not a hit for the writer - Bob Dylan. He also covered Hey Joe ? The Leaves The Star Spangled Banner ? Which has apparently been a big hit in America since the 1800s. Although the original tune was taken from an English song about a Greek poet called To Anacreon in Heaven. Gloria ? Van Morrison Johnny B. Goode ? Chuck Berry (but who hasn?t) Stepping Stone ? The Monkeys Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band ? The Beatles Have I missed any?

One is inclined to ask. Haven't people been moving in and out of London for 2000 years? I moved to London but I intend on moving out again. This is merely my long term plan and like many people I chose to exploit the city?s resources and hopefully when I leave my impact will have done some good.

When I was I boy I wanted to be a Palaeontologist. As a teenager it was a rockstar or professional skateboarder. What do I do now? Write news for the engineering and construction industry mainly.

It would be keeping it real my brother. South London style! For it is a well know fact to those who know it well that Rap music and therefore hip-hop culture in fact originated from the sword dancing of North East England.

No morris dancing South of the Thames!

We've got a resturant in our basement but I don't work in a church.

Yeah but in my book it is ok to use emotive language when dealing with emotive issues as long as it is kept in context and not used to appeal to peoples? prejudices or further some type of belief. You are right though, it is a shoddy piece of writing.

I monitor internet activity in South East London for signs of civil dissidence.

It's stopped in Westminster now.

Pish. It's just a little water.

Agree with you MP except I do feel that "these savages, who hunted in a pack like animals? was a fair description and if used in a level headed article about the same crime would still be a fair description.

A large proportion of Jimi Hendrix?s hits.

>:D

Wink, start licking your lips and open your arms towards them. They?ll get out of your way.

What a Wonderful World ? First Recorded by Louis Armstrong in the 1960s and since covered by: The Stars Spangles Joey Ramone Shane MacGowan & Nick Cave B. B. King And a whole host of other less notable artists.

Change direction at the last minute and stop dead.

I suppose one could argue that if one will not accept the queen's honours one should not accept her money. Well perhaps not... I think you can still accept the honour without agreeing with the institution.

Yeah but you don't have a choice to tell them to stuff it if you don't want it.

bagpuss78 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My Music teacher at school was called Mr Horn and > my Home Economics teachers were called Miss honey > and Miss Plum Was your school written by Enid Blyton?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7191355.stm

I was just going to suggest that. Seems silly but it is a lot less stressful.

Is anyone else finding the forum very slow today? Or is it just my computer?