Tongs ya bas
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10 hours ago, Tyrone Shoelaces said:
Playing some " South Side Johnny and the Asbury Dukes " today - " I'm So Anxious ", " I Don't Wanna Go Home " etc. A very under rated band.
Then " Q-Tips " - " I'm Looking For Some Action ". There's film of them on YouTube from " The Old Grey Whistle Test " doing this live. They should have made it big really, what I call a Soul band.
south side johnny, brilliant.
wasn't 80s heart throb Paul Young in the q tips?
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Just now, Shadow said:
I couldn't and won't possibly comment.
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On 7/25/2017 at 9:01 PM, gazza77 said:
Another visit to Oliver's Mount this weekend...
Mike Norbury by Gareth Hughes, on Flickr
Just a suggestion. How about tightening the crop a bit. It's a marvellous photo
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Just this minute finished ' To Die In Spring' by Ralf Rothmann. Elements of All Quiet On The Western Front and Heimatt. Now back to Naomi Klein
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50 minutes ago, Tyrone Shoelaces said:
Nina Simone did a good version but nothing beats the " Screaming Jay Hawkins " original.
You can say that again. He really enters into the spirit of the thing, classic
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The word 'yay'
Almost invariable uttered by shallow brain dead tv presenters on mindless tv shows
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4 hours ago, Futtocks said:
A combination of creative bankruptcy
And yet again Mel and Sue
It's got ratings winner written all over it.
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On 20 July 2017 at 6:14 PM, Futtocks said:
One for the Warrington fans.
oddyssey and oracle is a wonderful album
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Just now, Tongs ya bas said:
originally by the shangri las. This is a fabulous version
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20 minutes ago, Oxford said:
One for Salford fans .....
recently deceased
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The thrill is gone bb king, as I am learning it
won't be within a light year of this thiugh
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27 minutes ago, Phil said:
I'm a catch I am ??
So are world war two mines
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2 minutes ago, Shadow said:
Do you have figures to support that or are you repeating something you heard in the pub?
As an owner of the same type of Plug in Hybrid that CKN has just handed back I did some research before buying and this report summarises the situation. It's also a much lighter vehicle for a similar size (Mitsubishi Outlander) to your Land Cruiser so causes less damage to the road surface and it has given me the best tyre life of any vehicle I've ever owned, over 46,000 miles on the original set and they still have over 3mm tread at the front and 5mm at the rear so incidental costs are lower meaning fewer tyres being made and fewer being sent to landfill.Add to the lower carbon footprint the absence of Diesel Particulates and the PHEV is a far more environmentally friendly vehicle than your ancient Land Cruiser.
The value of the car is relevant to the expectation by the leasing company for the customer to sign paperwork unseen.
It's a lift from a jeremy Clarkson riff
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Just downloaded no is not enough, by Naomi Klein, which I will start when I've finished they gave me a seafire: a book about fleet air arm pilots in world war two
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42 minutes ago, Robin Evans said:
I sometimes feel a bit of a ti t when I'm out with doggy and get caught with the air guitar......
Also if you start singing with earphones in. People must think that someone is being savaged by a wild beast
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Hollywood night's by Bob Seger n my I phone out walking the dogs in the rain. Bit of surreptitious air guitar going on
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1 hour ago, Futtocks said:
A slow cooker is a great thing for meat. I have just bought an ox cheek from Morrison's to cook tomorrow. Very cheap (this one was £1.30) and extremely tasty when given enough time. I tend to cook them in a roasting bag, which also doubles as the container for the overnight marinade. The meat comes out looking almost black on the outside, but so tender that you barely need a knife.
Yes. I use mine a lot. I would have used it for this normally
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To be honest I've got out of the habit of roasting beef in the normal way. I tend to pot roast it these days. You can't really go wrong. I just thought I'd get more flavour by doing it the 'normal' way. I'm seeing my mam tomorrow she still does fabulous roasts and she's 91. A debrief is in order
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I roasted a nice looking joint of beef today. It was damn tough. I don't know what I did wrong. I take a great deal of pride in my cooking and felt nothing short of humiliated. What might I have done wrong?
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