Emerson Crane

paulj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For the newcomers to the ED P Rye area - the Irish > community have been the pre-dominant 'ethnic' > group in the area for over 40 years. Really? Are you sure about that, and where do you get your info from? My own recollection is somewhat at odds with this and certainly there has been a large west indian community in this area since the late 60's from my own experience.

Sleep Walk - Johnny and Santo

Playing devils advocate here, but how come there is an Irish Festival but there seems to be a dearth or complete lack of festivals celebrating other cultures resident in the area, such as Arabs, Greeks, Turks, Afro- Caribbean, etc. Why just this one nationality?? And why should the council tax payer be expected to foot the bill? I can't believe for one minute the Irish outnumber all other Nationalities, races and creeds within the area.

I'll be around - Spinners

Goodliz Wrote: just like I can about 4x4s in urban > areas. Yep me too.

Just been reminded that on 31st March ten years ago, a young icon of the modern game passed away prematurely. I am of course talking about the one and only much missed David "Rocky" Rocastle. At a time when egomania was just about to hit our game, he was refreshingly grounded and an all round decent human being. RIP "Rocky"

Your house

jctg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not the first person to say it but cyclists > annoy, motorists kill. You might not be the first nor the last, but its a sweeping general statement and daft to boot. A cyclist that knocks down a person can be as equally fatal as a motor car. Lets not be so blinkered.

choices

Well I can't say I'm surprised that more pedestrians are injured by cars than either cycles or motorbikes, after all how many million of the things do we have on the roads? Also not ALL cyclists ride on the pavements but some do. Unless the rider is a small child there is no excuse for doing so, and is it not against the law? The pavements are for pedestrians not arrogant cyclists, and if as a pedestrian I choose to use my mobile phone, thats up to me. I shouldn't have to think twice about doing so because some lame brain cyclist decides its better to ride on the pavement. Sorry I've no time for these people.

Why I came to Califonia - Leon Ware

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well done England. Killed the game after the > second goal went in. Other than that I thought it > was a bit dull. Rooney was crap again and > certainly not worthy of his place in the team. I don't think he's been worthy on inclusion for a while, and the yellow card kind of sums up evrything about the guy that I dislike.

The shadow of your smile - Marvin Gaye

Fair point, might be the making of him.

Not sure about the wisdom of making Ramsey the captian of Wales.

Walking on the moon - Police

Bit of a player then Jah?

On the beach - Neil Young

http://www.roots-archives.com/display_artwork/8245.jpg Because my copy is knackered, played to death over the years.

Human Nature - Miles Davis

Human - Human League

?6k then please!!

Chirpy Chirpy cheep cheep - Middle of the Road

Ridgley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Far Away - Nickelback How does this follow out of the blue?

http://www.badaweb.co.uk/billyvee/news42.html And how about this to spin your precious vinyl?