miserableoldgit

Is organising "Death Parties" the most constructive model for voicing a viewpoint?

I was no fan of Mrs T, but I find the sight of a load of kids, who probably that think that Churchill is an insurance dog, jumping up and down at "Death Parties", band-wagon jumping at best. I find no problem with people with strong justified views against the policies of the three-times democratically elected Prime Minister, venting their spleen, but is this really morally the best we can do? I suffered redundancy during the time that she was PM but "Ding Ding the Witch is Dead"? I have bigger worries and concerns in my life to get to worked up about her passing

I say Mr Referee, you are a complete nincompoop, and I disagree vehemently with the decision that you have just arrived at.

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No 4 I think.

According to some of the Know-it-All "Characters" on this Forum, he is only here until the summer, when NC will make another change, so he is obviously not the man.

Very mature and a good contribution to the debate on this thread.

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Blimey! Been on the sauce tonight?

....at least three times!

...but I thought that he was an "out of sorts" with a "flattering to decieve" South American style?

This:- and this:-

I think that I still have it up in the loft somewhere! http://www.amazon.co.uk/Birthday-Party-Idle-Race/dp/B000MP32TY/ref=sr_1_4?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1364828258&sr=1-4 Also bought this recently:- http://www.amazon.co.uk/Part-Past-Simon-Dupree-Sound/dp/B0001CKR46/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1364828378&sr=1-2 Their first album "Without Reservations" made when they were an R&B type rocking band (i.e before "Kites"!) was excellent. They were local (well, Portsmouth I think) and I remember seeing them at the old Concorde Club late 60`s at The Bassett Hotel. Great night!

I realise that we have come to it a bit late (I believe that Season 6 is currently showing), but have really got into "The Big Bang Theory" lately. Just borrowed a box set of Seasons 1-5 to catch up.

Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood started out in a band called The Idle Race. Their album "The Birthday Party" from around 1968 is one of my very favourite. Recently bought it on CD

Found this programme in the loft. What a line-up! 22nd November 1967 @ Portsmouth Guildhall. Ahhh! Those were the days!

It was good enough for Wayne Rooney. Sent from my HTC Desire S using Tapatalk 2

Isn`t he going to work for International Rescue? I wonder what Thunderbird number he will be allocated??

Not just for you, I can assure you!

Steely Dan -,Reeling in the Years Sent from my HTC Desire S using Tapatalk 2

Kate Bush - Comfortably Numb https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=PHMMPNpiM3w

Watched this:- http://www.empireonline.com/reviews/reviewcomplete.asp?FID=137460 If you want a Friday night mindless violence action film, this is probably it! I enjoyed it! 5 stars in Empire.

It`s a very strange post altogether. "Stooge in the Boardroom?"