Muley

Octopus's Garden- Beatles Look, if I'm going to have to entertain myself there's other things I could be doing, y'know!

Rose Garden- Lynn Anderson

La Vie En Rose- Grace Jones

The Penge brickie cuts up rough...

Some Things Come From Nothing- Super Furry Animals

Thirded for Tayyabs. Also highly recommended is the 'Lahore Kebab House' on Commercial Street (easy to find, it's just opposite 'FLICK FASHIONS' whose signage has placed the 'L' & the 'I' too close together!). Same deal, BYO drinks. That said, though the food is great, the area is not the kind of place you'd want to take visiting friends (just a bit of a faceless urban wasteland really)

Love Me For A Reason- The Osmonds

To Be Or Not To Be- B.A. Robinson

50 Ways T Leave Your Lover- Paul Simon

Fidgetsmum, suspect you're right about you being more upset than your daughter, as we've been through this scenario with our youngest when 'Donkey' disappeared, never to return, on Lordship Lane (despite an extended search between EDT and Franklins in the driving rain). She got over it remarkably easily, and turned her attention instead to 'Bear' (who is, of course, a rabbit). Don't ask about 'Bear'... I've had to sprint through manic traffic in pursuit of a taxi in Tunisia, scramble across rock pools ahead of the incoming tide, and elbow my way through the crowds at Surrey Quays shopping centre at 4.57pm on Christmas Eve just to retrieve him when he's 'wandered off'...

OK, you pipped me at the cross-post FJD! Chant No. 1- Spandau Ballet

Long Train Running- The Doobies and their Brothers

You live in a place with no name? How do you persuade black cabs to take you home?

Train In Vain- The Clash and their Pips

Even I can tell that was more of a belly flop than a somersault, and my mind is only third rate.

Happy birthday Moose! I will never misspell you again, promise!

Upper East Side? Wassat then, the Upper East East Dulwich Side? Is that, like, Barry Road and stuff?

In The Heat Of The Night- Ray Charles

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > With regards Oasis, I have never bought an album, > and have never liked their attitude to anything. > What they did do, was learn the art of writing > anthems that would get everyone singing along. > They have never done anything I'd call original > though. Last decent single IMO was Little by > Little, again because of the ring along anthem > thing going on. Spot on Keef, the whole Oasis thing nailed in one short paragraph.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On the Southbank with the 'dads' for the first > time - noise, smells, unruliness...that incredibly > green pitch AND in the middle of all this adult > chaos the sudden apparently random unified belting > out of 'I'm forever blowing bubbles'...still > remember it nearly 40 years later The Southbank must have changed a bit since I last went with the other Dads to take in a Pasolini retrospective at the NFT followed by by an exhibition of contemporary kinetic sculpture at the Hayward

Thanks Annaj for putting the SR in context and highlighting the distinction between the specific aim of the review and the overall tone of the BBC report. That said, in fairness the report did state the review did not look at pesticides or the environmental impact of different farming practices. It also quoted the Soil Associations view that there is not sufficient research on the long-term effects of pesticides on human health- surely something urgently required?

Golden Retriever- Super Furry Animals Can't seem to navigate my way around this new layout yet...

The International Language Of Screaming- Super Furry Animals

Liberty Bell- Super Furry Animals

Rings Around The World- Super Furry Animals