Well done to both of 'em
They've got us talking..and interested
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I agree.
TBH their sniping,love/hate relationship, whatever folk choose to call it, is more palatable than hearing and seeing Skanky and Smirky constantly go on about sex, be so disrespectful to/about females and putting their scrawny bodies on show.
Originally Posted by ~Lee~:
TBH their sniping,love/hate relationship, whatever folk choose to call it, is more palatable than hearing and seeing Skanky and Smirky constantly go on about sex, be so disrespectful to/about females and putting their scrawny bodies on show.
MMMM..... their sex talk is a bit more subtle...if they were 20 or so years younger, I think they'd be doing much the same
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
I agree.
How very dare you! We're supposed to disagree about everything apart from politics....next I know you'll be listening to Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen
Well it's trooooo..Otherwise we have hatchet featured Natalie banging on about "Oh dear ,I have to keep the peace etc".A more desperate housemate I've not seen in a long time.As for her pal Nicola!well she's up there too.
Originally Posted by kattymieoww:
Well it's trooooo..Otherwise we have hatchet featured Natalie banging on about "Oh dear ,I have to keep the peace etc".A more desperate housemate I've not seen in a long time.As for her pal Nicola!well she's up there too.
Apropos music........
Yesterday I was washing up the breakfast things when King Ken Bruce announced Laughing Lennie's new gramophone record. Those ten seconds that it took me to dry my hands and hurl myself over the kitchen floor to switch him off seemed like an eternity.
Anything to avoid being offended.
Originally Posted by Avalon:
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
Apropos music........ Yesterday I was washing up the breakfast things when King Ken Bruce announced Laughing Lennie's new gramophone record. Those ten seconds that it took me to dry my hands and hurl myself over the kitchen floor to switch him off seemed like an eternity. Anything to avoid being offended.
If you were listening to the 'Today' programme this morning you would have had to perform a similar feat - Jarvis Cocker talking about the lovely Len and a bit of the latter singing his latest number ('Darkness', I think it's called, so probably not a jolly little ditty).
Growl on, Len!!