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I genuinely thought this song was called If I Lay Here. I was under the impression I'd never heard Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol, but of course I have.


There's only one mention of chasing bastard cars in the lyrics and loads about lying here and extending an invitation to his popsy to do likewise.

So why call it Chasing Sh!tting Cars then?

Snow Patrol? Silly Gooses more like.


And is their name a drug reference?


Would have been in my day.

I'm very pleased at the outcomes we have reached for the group today, especially Help-Ma-Boab, who I feel has made a real breakthrough.


I think we can all now move on. (except Karter, obviously, who is doomed)


Fleet Foxes and a chorizo scotch egg, anyone?

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> especially Help-Ma-Boab, who I feel has made a real breakthrough.


The "Finley Quaye" addition was superb.


Catatonia with a selection of M&S "tapas" dishes.


A spot of Basement Jaxx - or perhaps Too Many DJs - with a bottle of ready-mixed mojito.

Oh Jeremy. Cerys, with her dirty great big square jaw and her filthy sounding "frrront page". Yes indeed. Your other half was slightly bemused by your enthusiasm for her band, but you insisted it was the music. You hear her now on BBC6 of a weekend morning and there's not a flicker.


Tomorrow we may move on to Trance - a compilation CD played at home with a lack of MDMA as a excuse. Your little brother is in Ibiza with his girlfriend of the day, the one who looks right through you. You are at home, trying to set a single quail's egg in aspic.



Brendan, I feel perhaps the group has failed you. We need to consider if the group is for you.

He knows now that it never was him 'in the corner', that he bored people over Richey's disappearance, that just as he gets it, it's gone.


Regular Fridays in the Cock and Firkin and mixing his own Caipirinhas only impressed her friend - and she is still here and still goes on marches but only in her MBTs.

Ted Max Wrote:

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> his girlfriend of the day, the one who looks right

> through you.


Only because you know that she secretly wants you. After all, you do drive a BMW.


It's best for both of you if you avoid eye contact.

We all know we don't like the word sin. This implies that you have being judged and found guilty.NO I don't think so.

If you are unable to look careful such interpretations and not to recognize the reality to which the word points out

then my friend Alan M don't use it, a word is no more than a means to an end. It's an abstraction

like Natasha signpost throwing her handbag at my feets open and to prepare her famous DVD recorder it took her

10 minutes and 10 sec. ha, ha, ha, no wonder my waiting for her to open the door, it points beyond itself with her eyes looking at the handbag for others to sing.The romours in ED is recorded now. Was a great opportunity for LM to tell everyone through a microphone. Thanks to Natasha older member of the EDF.

40000 or 50000 thounsand threads about me, me,and me is not nice;don't you think your time would of be better spend in writting your own book than tracing others, I have notice you enjoy writting good for you. I am sorry but is not the attetion what I need what I really need is my own privacy.

I have sign confidentiality contracts in previous jobs and I have just sign another, I am going through a security check right now. I shall respect my employers identity in just being alone thank you.

We know where you leave and all the team from the EDF knows were I leave. Thanks to the Fox in LL

A Misu was here last week to see my neighbour Natasha.would you mind pls to asked him to asked Natasha that the smoke of her cigarrete comes through my floorboards. I think she is taking my messages from the forum too serious.


If am selling something like my glass box. I will advertise here in 5 years anyone if interested

let us know won't be a lot money for you but we know it will help you at least for the sweets. :)


LM is suggesting to Alan M pls to write a book instead of LM, pls no more about her, she only checks the forum because she is concern about how many people knows about her privacy.Now even her neighbour knows.

Please, please, please, please, please,please, please, please, please, STOP STOP STOP

THANK YOU AND ENJOY THE AREA I AM NOT MAKING ANY ABSTRACTIONS. LOTS OF MISS UNDERSTANDINGS I AM AFRAID.


Thank you all.


If you find any miss spells words, I do apologise, hope make sense.

Right now there's someone out there, covered in mucus and the remains of a New World shiraz, listening to Mumford & Sons on loop through two year old speakers - speakers bought with so much pride and installed with such care. The poor, shivering, idiot.

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