TelecasterSam

Oh Dear Craigs going a bit Pentel !

In my case, not many Jimmy Saville I'm old pals with some members of Smokie, Alan Silson & Terry Uttley! and met Malcolm Jones at the Lemon Tree edit: Ooops, I forgot to mention I met HRH Prince Charley Boy, when I was still at school.

Cats ARE ace...... Dogs ARE ace... (I have both) That's the only meaningful fact!

brill..... "You must spread some.... blah blah!

Don't think it was that one... It may have been older than that, I'm sure I saw 2 distinct programmes.... or it could have even been just the documentary about Gram Parsons I'm thinking about! ....can't remember now (I'm getting old)

Cheers...cool (Wish I could remember that TV programmes name????? it did cover aspects of that community and covered Parsons whole story incl his bizarre death & funeral pyre!) very interesting....

Well, I seem to recall watching a programme on TV about the early days of The Eagles and a different program about Gram Parsons, that mentioned that they were quite friendly and had some collaboration (songwriting?)..even before Parsons friendship with Keef... but I won't argue with you, I may be wrong!...but I don't think so!

mmm. an abomination? well, Gram Parsons was mates with them and worked with them in the early days, so he must have thought they were O.K ? (I'm not a big fan of the Eagles either, but rather them (or anybody else within reason at that kind of price) than Neil F*cking Young !)) Its all personal preferences at the end of the day!

I know some folk like him and all that, but I wouldn't pay anything like that amount to see him... not worth it (I think he's over-rated and can't sing for crap anyway!) ... now if it was someone like The Eagles...............

Grew up in Otley and lived there a long time... but lived in a few different places since, like, Ilkley, Saltaire, Keighley, Silsden

Oh don't worry. I'd heard about Dewsbury LONG before that.....I don't know that much about it though, despite growing up NOT that far away from it...

I must admit I do, a little! but there again, I am picked on a lot... (Please don't tell me your from near where I grew up!..... Jeez, where abouts?)

Oh Fuck Off..... we said that KIND of thing in West Yorks, so there!

I think I'd rather be called a "cock" than being called a f*cking racist/Hitler/bigot etc etc all the time.... no point grumbling, just laugh it off !

as they would say in Yorkshire.... "Your nobbut a kid yersen Craigy boy!"

Thank God for that! or should I say thank Frosty Jack !

Ha! You think you got problems... Mine is: (UK) The Man From Laramie - Jimmy Young (1955)

Went to Cineworld last night, took the kids to see "Hotel for Dogs" I must admit, I quite enjoyed it. Had a nice meal at Frankie & Bennys too!

People that park their cars straddling two spaces in a very busy carpark! damned inconsiderate if you ask me! (happens all the time, but happened to us last night outside cineworld) B*stards!

Be careful what you post Tink, I was labeled a moron/idiot for voicing these very opinions! but I agree with you totally!

Chicken Licken ! One day the primary school teacher was reading the story of Chicken Licken to her class. She came to the part of the story where Chicken Licken tried to warn the farmer. She read, '... and so Chicken Licken went up to the farmer and said, 'The sky is falling, the sky is falling!' The teacher paused, then asked the class, 'And what do you think that farmer said?' One little girl raised her hand and said, 'Well, I think he said:... "Fuck me!! ...a talking chicken!'' The teacher was unable to teach for the next 10 minutes.

Your right, although it should be "carraig"

I refer you to my earlier posts regarding words/spelling etc.

I thought I already had!

yea... I see where your going with that....speech is phonetic ! As in We & Americans both say "Kuller" (phonetic) but we spell it colour and they spell it color I meant that the english words we use in our speech, we tend to spell them in the correct way... mostly (unless its slang of course or we can't spell)...