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Everything posted by Albert Tatlock
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Chin chin I remember flipping an elephant in Rajasthan back in '36. Damn messy affair.
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Fixed it for you, give or take 4 inches (upward).
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Coming up: 16th October - anniversary of this:- Somehow this made an impression on me at the time, though I had no idea why (I was 6). Apparently (and obviously) he lost out on alot of potential sponsership money etc. on his return. Respect.
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It's been a while - mainly just for: "Baby it's you" Makes me want to suck a few throat lozenges just listening to it
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Ghosts, Spirits, Phantasms etc.
Albert Tatlock replied to Sir Stewart's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
The ghost of Cpatain Morgan the pirate was said to haunt the area where I grew up. It was the land his family owned. They built a council estate all over it but the Hall was left in the middle. Kids told stories of seeing him at the bus stop etc. -
The dirty gits! First tiem I was in New York I went to the Tower records there (somewhere near Washington Square if I remember rightly). Squeeze were doing a record signing. The Brit invasion of that time was just starting. Shame it all went pear-shaped with Flock of Seagulls and Billy Idol taking off.
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DOne, though the big guy sat opposite me is now eyeing me strangely. Maybe I've booked myself a Christmas party to remember.
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What a fine day for a lunchtime stroll. London looking pretty spiffing (for a change).
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Did he have a strange accent and suddenly appear in town in 1945? School: just like this:- Occassional slaps at home. The most distressing thing I remember (must have been about 5 to 7) is a few times when things all got too much for my Mum, she pretended to be Italian and not understand us. Where that came from I have no idea. She did have a bit of Sophia Loren about her on a good day though and was Miss Cardiff Seamstress 1959.
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Please help explain and resolve my fear of cockroaches
Albert Tatlock replied to Atticus's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
Rene will be upset. -
UK Festival awards. Don't like the proliferation of awards ceremonies, but here's a chance to win free tickets and free beer for next year just by voting. http://www.festivalawards.com/ I liked the best portaloo category myself. Cambridge got my vote of course where it was eligible.
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Please help explain and resolve my fear of cockroaches
Albert Tatlock replied to Atticus's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
I don't know - gradual pickling in red wine from the inside - you may make a scientific breakthrough! -
Before or after the life threatening head injury? You are obsessed by that show aren't you
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Please help explain and resolve my fear of cockroaches
Albert Tatlock replied to Atticus's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
But getting closer every day ... -
From the bizarre (Steve Colbert (You know who you are )) to the ridiculous (Damien D). Such have been the comparisons. Actually maybe I'm the bastard offspring of both - the head of Colbert but the heart of an Irish boozer. Just look in my profile for a (slightly fuzzy) pic from 3 years ago.
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Jeff plays Oran Mor - Glasgow, Scotland - November 28th
Albert Tatlock replied to PaulTMA's topic in Just A Fan
... something stirs. -
I remember the TOTP performance. Can't find that, but there is this:-
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Damien Dempsey documentary online
Albert Tatlock replied to Mrs. Peel's topic in Someone Else's Song
The back story ... http://www.rte.ie/sport/2006/1007/ireland2.html Glasgow kiss I know. Not sure what a Dublin kiss is. -
Damien Dempsey documentary online
Albert Tatlock replied to Mrs. Peel's topic in Someone Else's Song
Indeed. He's a big lad. Hope you didn't mention the dreaded word "Cyprus". Saw some adverts for him today - touring arenas here soon as part of the support for Willy Nelson. -
Please help explain and resolve my fear of cockroaches
Albert Tatlock replied to Atticus's topic in Tongue-Tied Lightning
I've eaten fried grasshoppers (not bad, but legs get stuck between the teeth). Maybe imagine them more as a food resource. -
e-snacks
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... but he was rubbish at maths.
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I've said this before I think. Cardiff, Newport, and Liverpool are hotbeds of British rules baseball (all ports where sailors brought back an amended version ot the game from the US). We played at school instead of cricket in the summer. Cricket balls are the hardest.