Albert Tatlock

... something stirs.

I remember the TOTP performance. Can't find that, but there is this:-

The back story ... http://www.rte.ie/sport/2006/1007/ireland2.html Glasgow kiss I know. Not sure what a Dublin kiss is.

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.

I've eaten fried grasshoppers (not bad, but legs get stuck between the teeth). Maybe imagine them more as a food resource.

e-snacks

... but he was rubbish at maths.

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.

Eh? The ball is 16 inches wide?

Granted.

See, that's where our cricketing heritage kicks in. We can always catch our own puke. "You lot" won't go for anything without a baseball mitten on.

I know a man who is ... http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?s=&...st&p=774693

End of an era

Guilty giggling over here

They only bought us in June. Maybe I'll get a chance for a quick word with him during his next visit when I'm dishing out the tea and executive afternoon macaroons from the trolley. Also, JoJo ticket now in my grubby paws - "London" does exist after all!

Kind of harsh on the ears (fierce Irish delivery) all in one go, but some great stuff on there.

I Don't Want To Play House - Tammy Wynette. I really like that song.

OK, so I caved in. The bastard's got me just where he wants me

That's harsh.

Well, I don't want to burst your bubble, but now haven't you landed yourself in a cake plate dilemna?

Ethereal double header whilst I concentrate. It worked - just solved that problem.

Unless that was some kind of living room show, that doesn't sound a very fitting turnout for his level of talent.

Sid Griffin - As Certain As Sunrise. one third poor. One third OK. One third pretty good.