RonManager

'He played for us twice, He played for us twiii-iiice, Richard Chaplow, He played for us twice.'

Fire walk with me. I know who killed Laura Palmer.

Apparently the world's shortest poem - FLEAS: Adam Had 'Em! -Author Unknown

Looks like this thread's finally reaching the vinegar strokes.

4-1 http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM7o8Rfl9FTnwUg8m52wQzL-t1XJhhL_c http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/article/sholing-1-4-saints-u21s-report-904683.aspx

You're all discerning art connor sewers, I'll wager, so get voting, only a few hours left. http://arteverywhere.org.uk/artworks/

This should sort you out. http://www.seat61.com/

At 23.59 on Tuesday we're ALL off to Wednesday.

Touche

Yeah I just watched that, should've been a cricket score except for France's ridiculously poor finishing. Spain v Uruguay up next, I've enjoyed the tournament.

Live stream http://www.wiziwig.tv/broadcast.php?matchid=209479&part=sports

Crossed scarfs as I recall.

But you can do the world's shortest flight. Those 90 seconds will stay with you forever as cherished golden memories. And don't forget the Bonksies - real excitement and adrenalin rush as you wander into a nesting area. All free too!

What does post No.2 say? Did you think I was joking? DID YOU?

Don't go over the edges.

That 1st half was almost as good as Saints at Barnsley in 2011.

I've just vented my spleen. You might want to give it five minutes.

I used to roadie and generally help out for NMA back in the mid-80s. I got to know Rob Heaton (God rest his soul) well as I was friends with and worked alongside his brother Mike for Wessex Archaeology. Rob came digging with us in Dorchester in 84. Happy days in Bradford, fast-food curries at the Shimla, playing football on the old Bradford PA ground etc. I remember the day they got signed by EMI, Rob walked into the pub in Bradford from the meeting, everyone looked at him quizzically and he slowly produced a wadge of £50 notes and said 'I guess the drinks are on me' haha. Rob's ambition was to displace Frank Beard in ZZ Top, a band he idolized. They didn't expect to last too long but they're still doing it. Blimey now you've got me digging out the old photos.

I quite like the Strolling Bones skiffle combo. They may have a future in 'rock 'n roll'.