just john

[quote user="Cathy"][quote user="now just john "] a bit of Russ for good measure, he was from Bristol, notta lotta people nodat theesno  Krek waiter spek Bristle  [8-|] [/quote] That Veral Lynn , 'er is from the Dover areal, isn't 'er? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkZLkF_eJoo [/quote] Ah, she bistanall, but wos ' isn't', bit posh init? thees erd dat Higgins too much thees aass mi ol babs! any roadup worse thine wedding photus you'm [8-|]

O M G, when you said Billys band I thought you meant this rave from the grave, taking it to the Max and a bit of Russ for good measure, he was from Bristol, notta lotta people nodat theesno  Krek waiter spek Bristle  [8-|]

Rod the mod cant hide his broken zip [8-|]

Do you get the feeling that this thread is on the money, for nothing and could run and . . . .[8-|]

Beatles were good at Money, singing about it and making it, PinkFloyd were pretty fair too [8-|]

One Gluestick might enjoy, tell him somebody! George Parr , big up the Droop Snoot Firenza at Made In England (what diff?!)

A bit fickle perhaps, but after Julie maybe a bit of Ruby and then a laugh with Alison [8-|]

Don't worry Yvette, this should penetrate through, Christmas comes but once a year and so does . . .[8-|]

Wake up to this you night owls Whole lotta love, you might need a bit of Julie during coffee to follow [8-|]

Love on the rocks and as the sun sets and the bottle empties I am I said [8-|]

UFO eh Weedon?, did you explode into space? stephenwolf or just spaced out with Wolfman Jack  [8-|]

Yeah thanks Weedon, (no really, thanks for reminding me . . [:D]) but I wasn't concentrating that hard, luverly pair worth another play anyway eh?  I only do musicals after cocktails normally, what about this pair then come what may with Take my breath away[8-|]

what a gap eh folks, lets start with stand by me [:)] followed of course by I'll stand by you [8-|]

something to chill to home lovin man more Roger Cook [8-|]

Del boy, the link didn't work first time I tried,? REM ? so good they could put a man on the moon  [8-|]

Weedon are you a bit of a Disco King [8-|] Del boy, sort it out . . . .

With that cat suit? how many would need to think twice [8-|]

disco ducks turn me into a Roadrunner! and go dance egyptian reggae  [8-|]

Good one Weedon, by  Roger Cook, from BRISTOL of Cook & Greenaway fame, started singing as David & Johnathan went on to write somethings got a hold of my heart, teach the world to sing  [8-|]

Most of the time a remarkable man, but I shouldn't say he always got it right, ask the miners in Wales what they thought about him.

I can't help feeling we are a bit off post here, but hey ho: In answer to gluestick, is our education in the UK that good, and is the reward/motivation for self-improvement there?, results would seem to indicate not, despite education, education, education. Since it does appear celebrity is the opium of the masses now, it shows what interest government holds for the masses, so you needn't worry about your vote there gluestick! Peeps can't be accused of not voting, and outvoting the intelligent.[blink] Certainly whoever voted the last lot in has a bit to answer for, when did the phrase 'last one out turn out the lights' originate? Sweet 17 I hate to say it but I have seen some very large and wrinkly thighs on the beaches (not mine of course) [8-|]

Hi Weedon rod it maybe, hot - not! should have been pink (for the girls!) [8-|]

Well I can only speak for myself, but when I went to a recruitment agency a while ago, they subtley suggested, that maybe grey hair was bad for a companies image. I asked my wifes opinion, and she thought it too late! saying too many people knew I had grey hair already and a change would be ridiculous, so I didn't, but the reality is that other peoples view of your image requirements does enforce changes to tonsorial appearance, whether it be shaving beards, dying grey or a mohican. [8-|] fortunately women don't have that problem maintaining their natural colour throughout their life [;-)]

Well it doesn't do to beat yourself up unnecessarily over these celebrity things, certainly I've found women generally are more attractive than men, it was in the design brief apparently, and it's possible from what I've heard that he has other things to offer. Apparently he started with nothing and became a self made multi-millionaire doing a job he liked, writing  silly love songs. Amongst other things his interests are more fun than money, merchant bankers, lawyers et al (he has had his share of all of them!) and it has allegedly given him some sort of charisma which more than a few women have found attractive for some reason. Celebrities aren't new, a few of the oldies I would have liked to meet include Nell Gwynne, Marie Lloyd, & Jane Mast I'm sure you could build quite a list over the last 3 or 4 hundred years! Incidentally I notice the euro is still pretty dire, so I haven't changed my bank account, and in the Press today Gordon Brown hasn't offered any members of the forum an appointment in the cabinet. I have had some fun playing some silly love songs though and learnt to . . . Accept certain inalienable truths, prices will rise, politicians will philander, and you will get old. [8-|]

[quote user="Cathy"]John - I liked the Hot Rod video.  No seat belts.  How did they film it?  Do you think that the internal car shots were fake?[/quote] Faking it ! you're working your way up to dangerous! if you gotta fake it you shouldn't be doin it! (look at the scenery in the back window) for those so inclined at the weekend, take a sip of your margarita  kick off your heels, and dance to  Hey senorita after another sip or two, whisperingbells [8-|]