HonaloochieB

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tis times like this I thank you all for making me > feel very young! :-)) ;-) You're as welcome as a manservant bringing cold hooch on a summer day, KK. It's great being middle-upper aged and making those around me feel all young an' that. I like to feel useful.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB Wrote: > ------------------------------------------------- > > Those heady days of skate punking and Black > Flag > > Me 94 - 99 > > > and the non hairstyle barnet. > > Me 76 - present Excellent Jez (I may, mayn't I?) you've ploughed your own furrow and they'll have to put the comb in the cold dead-handling hands of a 'mortician' before you'll succumb to the side-parting. Well done!

Five Years - The Dame

Otta - very similar to my boy at around the same time/age. Those heady days of skate punking and Black Flag and the non hairstyle barnet. The watch is a concern, you're right, a gift from a well-meaning aunt perhaps? One who didn't know about Casio.

No Doppers.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've got lots of clipboards! > > But it wasnt me. > > Even though I'm nearly as drunk/off my head as > HonaloochieB appears to be :)) Ah, well done, you. Good spot. Though Sue, supposing the clipboard f@cks were going 'round taking a measure/survey of the level of sobriety in the SE22 post code of a Thursday evening. I mean just supposing. How much will you 'skew' it towards the 'not exactly sober'? How much might I? I think I like being a skewer.

Twirly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bet it still dribbles... HUH! Live with it boyfriend!

JL and Otta it of course makes perfectly acceptable night attire, when of course one is not entertaining a guest. And of course such garments have a 'catchment area' - the newsagent for whatever combination of 'Sundays' one might have, the beer, takeaway run etc. I have some clothing (I use the word loosely and some just barely covers my ample frame) that I have a 50 yard limit on. It's making sure everyone's OK.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Clipboard f*cks. Corky O Rorky!, Callie and KK, ignore what I said above. It well might have been me after all. And as day follows night it would surely mean that the other person HAD A CLIPBOARD and was possibly 'dooring' alongside of I and I. Until I hear different, irieness prevails. Seen?

I own a clipboard (well of sorts you understand, just a WH Smith job, nothing 'pro', no aluminium involved) but I'm fairly sure I wasn't in that area this evening. And of course there's only the one of me, so it's unlikely I was either of the two of them. Anyway I don't go on the knocker these days, not since the unreasonableness and cussed nature of the Barry Roadsters in ought 10. I still wake up mildly sighing.

Anyone got any stats on this influx of winged interlopers?

The Long And Winding Road - The Fabs

But Jack Daniel's T shirts in public? Poor. Very poor indeed.

'Sleek, Minimalist Teapot Makes Drinking Tea A Lot Cooler' Not for me, I like mine hot and buildery. And yes I'm aware how homoerotic that comes across. Live with it boyfriend.

And it wouldn't be a good look for Keith Richards or even a minor Rolling Stone or as it might be Lemmy to be swagger-staggering about the shop with a bottle of Boulard or somesuch. Think about it.

Bright enough sort of chap but you've got to feel sorry for him.

I was having a conversation with a work collegue about the Reeves & Mortimer version earlier this week, AM. Back in a while with a clue.

Marty Hopkirk?

Jeff Randall?

Never owned or wanted to own a dog, but I go with the principle of no living creature should be subjected to unnecessary suffering, especially if it's as basic as providing water when it was obvious anyone/thing would require it in the current temperatures. So well done First Mate for your sterling work on behalf of the little chap and as far as I'm concerned you've earned a field promotion to Toppermost Geezer. Seriously, you're one of the good guys of the SE22 postal district.

All Kinds Of Everything - Dana

Is it a Harry Potter?

Queenie Shepherd from 'Queennie's Casle'?

King Mongkut from Anna and The King of Siam, played by Rex Harrison, do double whammy.

And of curse you can thrill to the sight of a person getting one in a half-nelson in order to choke the stolen drink back into their glass. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30,1151681 26/7 - 23:30 - Was going to correct misspelling of 'course' - decided I liked 'curse' better.