Muley

Oscar?

Ah. Oh. Erm, sorry. Up on the roof- The Drifters (Just off to give myself a good kicking on Goose Green, to make amends...it's the only language I understand)

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well I suppose the falts do have aspirations, > aspirations to be something more than poky, > uncomfortable boxes of glass and laminate built by > the lowest bidder. Run a spellcheck over your Freudian slips, you missed out a 'u'!

Honaloochie, a monkey could make toast from the hot flush of embarassment on my face! Following on from Jah Lush: Our House- Madness

Howard Roark

Shine on you crazy diamond- Pink Floyd

Tell me more, tell me more...

Did anyone else see the three human head-shaped balloons floating side by side from the railings on London Bridge this morning? Only had a split-second glimpse, but they looked a bit like the Marc Quinn 'Blood Head' sculpture. A reference to the medieval practice of impaling wrong'uns heads on spikes on the Bridge perhaps, or a demonstration by certain forumites (following recent discussions) on how to do torture properly! Just asking...

Crystal Palace Road was so named because it used to look like this- www.flickr.com/photos/35143215@N00/2646516901/in/photostream/ 'Course, I remember when it was all just fields...

Word is that a bunch of stolen apostrophes were being stashed in a gaff in Dunstans Road and police were acting on a tip off from a highly placed source:www.apostrophe.org.uk

Score

Another sighting yesterday on CP Rd, on the way to Goose Green with the kids. This revived a recent conversation with my five year old about what things were like in the 'olden days' (ie. the 60's) when Daddy was little... When I was little all dog poo was white ("Really?") Yes there were computers then, but they were so big that one would fill a whole room ("Is that true?") There were only three TV channels and we didn't have Cbeebies ("Is that really true Daddy?") But we did have Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlett on TV ("no Daddy, they're on TV now so you couldn't have had them") I never flew in an aeroplane until I was 14 years old ("Daddy,that's just silly, how did you go on holiday?") And we never had broccoli when I was little. I think it was only invented a few years ago ("I'm going to ask Mummy")

Thomas Crown

I had a feeling in my water that Honaloochie would be the one to crack it! Over to you sir

Nah

Although I was not there he said I was his friend...

Nope. This man was known specifically for something he did

Sorry for the delay, I had to go to a sort of hen night (don't ask). No and no, in that order. The man in question isn't known by a name, just by a description of what he did...

I commend your spirituality, but I'm thinking along more secular lines...

It's a song about a man. Actually, it's a song about The Man

Cheers Dave, Unexpectedly I receive a declaration of amity, despite my absence

Tell Laura I love her, and a quick shufti on google reveals his name was Tommy

The leader of the pack?

Ah Dave, that one troubled your brain for all of 60 seconds- over to you

Picks nose, flicks bogey in general direction of Ted Max... Though of cheerful counternance, I inhabit a world of deception