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For me it was "It's a long way to Eboracum"

"Paul C"  wrote in message 
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Knowing Me, Knowing You.

I also looked up GIL, and, oh, the irony. 'Uptown Girl'.

Recent Rejecter was 'I don't like Mondays'.

Original Fake pseudo GIL was 'Name of the Game', continuing the Abba theme.

SlutGILd '04 was 'Do you really want to hurt me', the answer in her case 
being, 'yes', obviously.

Music wasn't invented when you were born, Crankshaw. If anything had been 
'number one', it could only have been at best a series of primative grunts, 
or perhaps a phallic cave drawing.

BTN

"Paul C"  wrote in message 
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> For me it was "It's a long way to Eboracum"

I hear you knocking/Dave Edmunds.... Jeez, I feel old.

CJM wrote:
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> "Paul C"  wrote in message 
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>> For me it was "It's a long way to Eboracum"
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> I hear you knocking/Dave Edmunds.... Jeez, I feel old.

Eugh. Was Dave Edmunds some sort of dirty voyeur?

I'd have shouted back "Yeah, and we can hear you taking a dump. Speak to 
the council about it".

On 18 Jun, 22:00, Paul C  wrote:
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> For me it was "It's a long way to Eboracum"

I've no idea what it was when I was born but I can say the grass was
pretty green at home.

Paul C wrote:
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> For me it was "It's a long way to Eboracum"

'Go Away Little Girl' for me. How very inappropriate for a Middlesbrough 
supporter. I was expecting something by Chuck Berry.

"Sir Benjamin Nunn"  wrote in message 
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> "Paul C"  wrote in message 
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> Knowing Me, Knowing You.

Aah-Haaah!!!

Mine, rather disappointingly, was Gilbert O'Sullivan 'Get Down'.  I have no 
idea what this means.  Number 1 album was 'Houses Of The Holy', though, 
which is pretty cool.

Ex Mrs Joe was 'Mississippi', by some cunts called Pussycat.

> Music wasn't invented when you were born, Crankshaw.

There were no singles, but there was a singularity.


-- 
Joe

"I am the fat puddin', but a single puddingness" - Vicky Conlan

Paul C wrote:

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> For me it was "It's a long way to Eboracum"

Mine was "Happy Birthday" by Eve and The Serpent (Adam was off getting 
pissed).

"Paul C"  wrote in message 
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> For me it was "It's a long way to Eboracum"

Mine is "Message in a Bottle" by The Police.  Although in the US
and Australia, it was "My Sharona" by The Knack, which I much
prefer.  I think I'll go with that.

Kinda Mrs Mikey was "Happy Talk" by Captain Sensible.


-- 
Mike

"Michael Cunningham"  wrote in message 
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> Kinda Mrs Mikey was "Happy Talk" by Captain Sensible.


Ouch. There's something about the involvement of said Captain that makes it 
all the more Nunnxclusive, tbh.

BTN

Paul C wrote:
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The Wonder Of You by teh Elv1s. How come he can't help with the SBL then?

M


-- 
Martin:  Poster, large, helpful, SBL administrator.  Beer Baron and
spreadshit maestro.  Last remaining Huddersfield fan on the planet.

"Sir Benjamin Nunn"  wrote in message 
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>> Kinda Mrs Mikey was "Happy Talk" by Captain Sensible.
>
> Ouch. There's something about the involvement of said Captain that makes it all the more 
> Nunnxclusive, tbh.

I don't know, Ben.  The "kinda" is significant.  I'm not absolutely
convinced it's the sort of relationship that would appeal to you.  It's
very uncouple-ish.

I think that makes it far less Nunnxclusive and I firmly believe I
should be commended for that.


-- 
Mike

"Michael Cunningham"  wrote in message 
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> "Sir Benjamin Nunn"  wrote in message 
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>>> Kinda Mrs Mikey was "Happy Talk" by Captain Sensible.
>>
>> Ouch. There's something about the involvement of said Captain that makes 
>> it all the more Nunnxclusive, tbh.
>
> I don't know, Ben.  The "kinda" is significant.  I'm not absolutely
> convinced it's the sort of relationship that would appeal to you.  It's
> very uncouple-ish.


I think it would appeal to me more than nothing; I'm guessing that at the 
very least it would be like whorelove without having to pay as much.

What would life be like, if the whore market value of relationshipsex and 
cuddles'n'shit was considered taxable income? like the value of company 
cars'n'shit?

I was talking about this to my friend the other day, and he was complaining 
that I earn a few grand more than him. I pointed out that he probably gets 
about £500k worth of free sex every year, even based on the conservative 
pricing of £1500 for an overnighter, so in fact he's getting a better deal 
than me, and i wouldn't be able to afford that quantity of sex and 
kissing'n'shit.

BTN

Sir Benjamin Nunn wrote:

> I was talking about this to my friend the other day, and he was 
> complaining that I earn a few grand more than him. I pointed out that he 
> probably gets about £500k worth of free sex every year, even based on 
> the conservative pricing of £1500 for an overnighter, so in fact he's 
> getting a better deal than me, and i wouldn't be able to afford that 
> quantity of sex and kissing'n'shit.

I'm sure he more than makes up for the benefit with payment in kind, 
stress, demands on his pocket, responsibility etc.

Sex is never 'free'.

"nigel"  wrote in message 
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> Sir Benjamin Nunn wrote:
>
>> I was talking about this to my friend the other day, and he was 
>> complaining that I earn a few grand more than him. I pointed out that he 
>> probably gets about £500k worth of free sex every year, even based on the 
>> conservative pricing of £1500 for an overnighter, so in fact he's getting 
>> a better deal than me, and i wouldn't be able to afford that quantity of 
>> sex and kissing'n'shit.
>
> I'm sure he more than makes up for the benefit with payment in kind, 
> stress, demands on his pocket, responsibility etc.


No. No he doesn't. Not half a million quids worth. Not even close.


> Sex is never 'free'.


It might not be free, but the market value is hugely inconsistent, and none 
of your hypocritical so-called 'socialist' governments ever even mention 
this inequality, let alone work on resolving it. Cunts.

BTN

On Jun 19, 4:17 pm, "Joe Horowitz" <my_n...@youblunder.co.youghey>
wrote:

> There were no singles, but there was a singularity.
>
> --
> Joe
>
> "I am the fat puddin', but a single puddingness" - Vicky Conlan


That is far too clever for a soccer newsgroup.

She Loves You by the Beatles was mine. I despise the Beatles.

andy j wrote:
> On Jun 19, 4:17 pm, "Joe Horowitz" <my_n...@youblunder.co.youghey>
> wrote:
> 
>> There were no singles, but there was a singularity.
>>
>> --
>> Joe
>>
>> "I am the fat puddin', but a single puddingness" - Vicky Conlan
> 
> 
> That is far too clever for a soccer newsgroup.
> 
> She Loves You by the Beatles was mine. I despise the Beatles.

Careful Andy - that puts you firmly on the side of Yoko Ono, Heather 
Mills, and that retard who shot John Lennon. Control, money, and lunacy 
- or the holy trinity as I like to call them.

"andy j"  wrote in message news:e60e6229-cc05-4cee-9d03-> 
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> That is far too clever for a soccer newsgroup.
>
> She Loves You by the Beatles was mine. I despise the Beatles.

You seem strangely familiar, Andy.  Eerily so.  I can't quite put my
finger on it but I'm relatively certain you're Dave Hillam.  Or Paul
Blarmy.

Oh, also, you're still not allowed to mention The Clique.

TIA.


-- 
Mike

"Michael Cunningham"  wrote in message 
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> You seem strangely familiar, Andy.  Eerily so.  I can't quite put my
> finger on it but I'm relatively certain you're Dave Hillam.  Or Paul
> Blarmy.
>
> Oh, also, you're still not allowed to mention The Clique.

TINC.


-- 
Joe

"I am the fat puddin', but a single puddingness" - Vicky Conlan