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    Post  Broadhead Wed Sep 14, 2011 5:01 am

    wookie wrote:i've just had something read out by steve lamacq on bbc6 music

    What was it?
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    Post  wookie Wed Sep 14, 2011 6:39 pm

    nowt impressive
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    Post  Fandango Widewheels Wed Sep 14, 2011 7:09 pm

    wookie wrote:nowt impressive

    WHAT WAS IT??????
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    Post  wookie Wed Sep 14, 2011 7:30 pm

    now now, he asked for suggestions for songs with great endings

    i emailed one in, as i was bored, and it got read out
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    Post  Fandango Widewheels Wed Sep 14, 2011 7:39 pm

    wookie wrote:now now, he asked for suggestions for songs with great endings

    i emailed one in, as i was bored, and it got read out



    Great endings lyrically or musically?
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    Post  wookie Wed Sep 14, 2011 7:47 pm

    Fandango Widewheels wrote:
    wookie wrote:now now, he asked for suggestions for songs with great endings

    i emailed one in, as i was bored, and it got read out



    Great endings lyrically or musically?



    just what you think are great endings
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    Post  Broadhead Wed Sep 14, 2011 9:16 pm

    wookie wrote:
    Fandango Widewheels wrote:
    wookie wrote:now now, he asked for suggestions for songs with great endings

    i emailed one in, as i was bored, and it got read out



    Great endings lyrically or musically?



    just what you think are great endings

    This is very vague, what did you think was a great ending? I'd have gone for A Day in the Life by the Beatles. Or anything by Justin Beiber. I love it when they end.
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    Post  wookie Wed Sep 14, 2011 9:19 pm

    the end part of PDA by Interpol
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    Post  Broadhead Tue Sep 20, 2011 9:16 pm

    Unless i'm going out drinking, i never leave the house without a packet of Extra Strong mints.

    I have never marinated any sort of meat.

    I don't like, nor see the point, of party poppers, though i miss indoor fireworks.

    The bulb in the light above my bath went months ago. I have no intention of changing it any time soon.

    I can only have the volume on my TV or radio on even numbers, though 5 and 15 are acceptable.

    I like Kiwi fruit.

    The 17.31 444 from city square is never, ever late, meaning i miss it every single day. I sometimes catch it up on foot though, mainly on Fridays.

    I've never eaten at Nando's. I don't want to either.

    My work shoes need healing. Ideally id like some new ones instead.

    The fridge at work is on far too cold a setting, i have to defrost my sandwisches on a daily basis. Except when i bring quiche.
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    Post  wookie Tue Sep 20, 2011 9:29 pm

    your like a wakey version of Alan Bennet
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    Post  Son of Nod Tue Sep 20, 2011 11:20 pm

    Broadhead wrote:Unless i'm going out drinking, i never leave the house without a packet of Extra Strong mints.

    I have never marinated any sort of meat.

    I don't like, nor see the point, of party poppers, though i miss indoor fireworks.

    The bulb in the light above my bath went months ago. I have no intention of changing it any time soon.

    I can only have the volume on my TV or radio on even numbers, though 5 and 15 are acceptable.

    I like Kiwi fruit.

    The 17.31 444 from city square is never, ever late, meaning i miss it every single day. I sometimes catch it up on foot though, mainly on Fridays.

    I've never eaten at Nando's. I don't want to either.

    My work shoes need healing. Ideally id like some new ones instead.

    The fridge at work is on far too cold a setting, i have to defrost my sandwisches on a daily basis. Except when i bring quiche.

    I don't understand the menu...
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    Post  Fandango Widewheels Wed Sep 21, 2011 12:14 am

    Broadhead wrote:Unless i'm going out drinking, i never leave the house without a packet of Extra Strong mints.

    I have never marinated any sort of meat.

    I don't like, nor see the point, of party poppers, though i miss indoor fireworks.

    The bulb in the light above my bath went months ago. I have no intention of changing it any time soon.

    I can only have the volume on my TV or radio on even numbers, though 5 and 15 are acceptable.

    I like Kiwi fruit.

    The 17.31 444 from city square is never, ever late, meaning i miss it every single day. I sometimes catch it up on foot though, mainly on Fridays.

    I've never eaten at Nando's. I don't want to either.

    My work shoes need healing. Ideally id like some new ones instead.

    The fridge at work is on far too cold a setting, i have to defrost my sandwisches on a daily basis. Except when i bring quiche.



    Sexual healing?
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    Post  Broadhead Wed Sep 21, 2011 12:27 am

    Fandango Widewheels wrote:
    Broadhead wrote:Unless i'm going out drinking, i never leave the house without a packet of Extra Strong mints.

    I have never marinated any sort of meat.

    I don't like, nor see the point, of party poppers, though i miss indoor fireworks.

    The bulb in the light above my bath went months ago. I have no intention of changing it any time soon.

    I can only have the volume on my TV or radio on even numbers, though 5 and 15 are acceptable.

    I like Kiwi fruit.

    The 17.31 444 from city square is never, ever late, meaning i miss it every single day. I sometimes catch it up on foot though, mainly on Fridays.

    I've never eaten at Nando's. I don't want to either.

    My work shoes need healing. Ideally id like some new ones instead.

    The fridge at work is on far too cold a setting, i have to defrost my sandwisches on a daily basis. Except when i bring quiche.



    Sexual healing?

    Spiritual.
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    Post  Bishop Wed Sep 21, 2011 9:20 pm

    Hello you orrible lot. Very Happy

    Oooh I havent half missed ya. Best get you up to date with Blyth.



    Mad Eye Riley is organsing a coach trip to the dogs. I cant make it I am afraid.



    Kev Metfuck has been to Germany and is now in Ireland and is then going to Scotland. Dr Izzy, his partner is pregnant.



    There is a new lady in town. Apparantley she is dating some chap from the Charnwood hotel, however it is said that she has been frequenting the Red Hart and offering her wares to the gentleman clientelle. When asked whether she thought she was a prostitute, Mad Eye Rileys response was "Oh yes, and more". We are all intrigued to know what the "more" bit entails.



    The White Swan is still closed.



    Mrs Baughan was most dissapointed with her mixed grill in the Angel last friday. "Not enought meat" she exclaimed.



    The local shop appears to be getting ready for a make over. I hope they get some new staff who can smile.



    It looks like the blyth cricket club bonfire will make a welcome return after 2 years absence. It is for village folk only so dont be telling anyone. A family ticket is £8 in advance £10 on the door.



    The polo season is coming to an end this weekend, as is Fandangos life. Smile



    That is all for now.
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    Post  Broadhead Wed Sep 21, 2011 9:59 pm

    Bishop wrote:Hello you orrible lot. Very Happy

    Oooh I havent half missed ya. Best get you up to date with Blyth.

    Mad Eye Riley is organsing a coach trip to the dogs. I cant make it I am afraid.

    Kev Metfuck has been to Germany and is now in Ireland and is then going to Scotland. Dr Izzy, his partner is pregnant.

    There is a new lady in town. Apparantley she is dating some chap from the Charnwood hotel, however it is said that she has been frequenting the Red Hart and offering her wares to the gentleman clientelle. When asked whether she thought she was a prostitute, Mad Eye Rileys response was "Oh yes, and more". We are all intrigued to know what the "more" bit entails.

    The White Swan is still closed.

    Mrs Baughan was most dissapointed with her mixed grill in the Angel last friday. "Not enought meat" she exclaimed.

    The local shop appears to be getting ready for a make over. I hope they get some new staff who can smile.

    It looks like the blyth cricket club bonfire will make a welcome return after 2 years absence. It is for village folk only so dont be telling anyone. A family ticket is £8 in advance £10 on the door.

    The polo season is coming to an end this weekend, as is Fandangos life. Smile

    That is all for now.

    Must..........resist.........obvious........joke.......

    Welcome back m'lad.
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    Post  Fandango Widewheels Wed Sep 21, 2011 10:48 pm

    Bishop wrote:Hello you orrible lot. Very Happy

    Oooh I havent half missed ya. Best get you up to date with Blyth.



    Mad Eye Riley is organsing a coach trip to the dogs. I cant make it I am afraid.



    Kev Metfuck has been to Germany and is now in Ireland and is then going to Scotland. Dr Izzy, his partner is pregnant.



    There is a new lady in town. Apparantley she is dating some chap from the Charnwood hotel, however it is said that she has been frequenting the Red Hart and offering her wares to the gentleman clientelle. When asked whether she thought she was a prostitute, Mad Eye Rileys response was "Oh yes, and more". We are all intrigued to know what the "more" bit entails.



    The White Swan is still closed.



    Mrs Baughan was most dissapointed with her mixed grill in the Angel last friday. "Not enought meat" she exclaimed.



    The local shop appears to be getting ready for a make over. I hope they get some new staff who can smile.



    It looks like the blyth cricket club bonfire will make a welcome return after 2 years absence. It is for village folk only so dont be telling anyone. A family ticket is £8 in advance £10 on the door.



    The polo season is coming to an end this weekend, as is Fandangos life. Smile



    That is all for now.


    Any offers for posting your name on the facebook event wall?
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    Post  Broadhead Thu Sep 22, 2011 7:02 pm

    I had some of the best burgers i've had this year last night.

    The taxi driver who took me home used to play near where i live when he was younger. His grandma lived nearby.

    The McDonalds vouchers i have on my desk run out on Sunday. I reckon they will go unused.

    I don't like forced fun.
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    Post  wookie Thu Sep 22, 2011 7:25 pm

    where did you go for burgers?
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    Post  Broadhead Thu Sep 22, 2011 7:27 pm

    Just to a friends house. They were lush, served with garlic, onions, tomato and a jalapeno and tomato chutney.

    Fabulous, my compliments to the chef.
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    Post  wookie Thu Sep 22, 2011 7:47 pm

    wideface and his friend

    sitting in a tree

    b-u-m-m-i-n-g
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    Post  Broadhead Thu Sep 22, 2011 7:52 pm

    wookie wrote:wideface and his friend

    sitting in a tree

    b-u-m-m-i-n-g

    Haha, no trees were involved. Or bumming for that matter.
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    Post  wookie Thu Sep 22, 2011 7:57 pm

    wideface and his friend

    sitting in a flat

    t-o-u-c-h-i-n-g

    each other up
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    Post  Broadhead Thu Sep 22, 2011 8:01 pm

    wookie wrote:wideface and his friend

    sitting in a flat

    t-o-u-c-h-i-n-g

    each other up

    Laughing
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    Post  wookie Thu Sep 22, 2011 8:11 pm

    Broadhead wrote:
    wookie wrote:wideface and his friend

    sitting in a flat

    t-o-u-c-h-i-n-g

    each other up

    Laughing



    burgers and a quick grope, your perfect night out
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    Post  Broadhead Thu Sep 22, 2011 8:13 pm

    wookie wrote:
    Broadhead wrote:
    wookie wrote:wideface and his friend

    sitting in a flat

    t-o-u-c-h-i-n-g

    each other up

    Laughing



    burgers and a quick grope, your perfect night out

    You're not wrong. But alas it wasn't to be.
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    Post  Bishop Thu Sep 22, 2011 10:29 pm

    Wookie is jealous to death that he didnt get an invite Scott. Wink
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    Post  Sherrers Fri Sep 23, 2011 1:57 am

    Bishop wrote:Hello you orrible lot. Very Happy

    Oooh I havent half missed ya. Best get you up to date with Blyth.



    Mad Eye Riley is organsing a coach trip to the dogs. I cant make it I am afraid.



    Kev Metfuck has been to Germany and is now in Ireland and is then going to Scotland. Dr Izzy, his partner is pregnant.



    There is a new lady in town. Apparantley she is dating some chap from the Charnwood hotel, however it is said that she has been frequenting the Red Hart and offering her wares to the gentleman clientelle. When asked whether she thought she was a prostitute, Mad Eye Rileys response was "Oh yes, and more". We are all intrigued to know what the "more" bit entails.



    The White Swan is still closed.



    Mrs Baughan was most dissapointed with her mixed grill in the Angel last friday. "Not enought meat" she exclaimed.



    The local shop appears to be getting ready for a make over. I hope they get some new staff who can smile.



    It looks like the blyth cricket club bonfire will make a welcome return after 2 years absence. It is for village folk only so dont be telling anyone. A family ticket is £8 in advance £10 on the door.



    The polo season is coming to an end this weekend, as is Fandangos life. Smile



    That is all for now.



    I swear I think today I have been in the worst mood in living memory but Bish's Blyth Gazette always makes my day.

    Bless you, you lovely simple bumpkins Very Happy
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    Post  Bishop Fri Sep 23, 2011 8:47 pm

    Sherrers wrote:
    Bishop wrote:Hello you orrible lot. Very Happy

    Oooh I havent half missed ya. Best get you up to date with Blyth.



    Mad Eye Riley is organsing a coach trip to the dogs. I cant make it I am afraid.



    Kev Metfuck has been to Germany and is now in Ireland and is then going to Scotland. Dr Izzy, his partner is pregnant.



    There is a new lady in town. Apparantley she is dating some chap from the Charnwood hotel, however it is said that she has been frequenting the Red Hart and offering her wares to the gentleman clientelle. When asked whether she thought she was a prostitute, Mad Eye Rileys response was "Oh yes, and more". We are all intrigued to know what the "more" bit entails.



    The White Swan is still closed.



    Mrs Baughan was most dissapointed with her mixed grill in the Angel last friday. "Not enought meat" she exclaimed.



    The local shop appears to be getting ready for a make over. I hope they get some new staff who can smile.



    It looks like the blyth cricket club bonfire will make a welcome return after 2 years absence. It is for village folk only so dont be telling anyone. A family ticket is £8 in advance £10 on the door.



    The polo season is coming to an end this weekend, as is Fandangos life. Smile



    That is all for now.



    I swear I think today I have been in the worst mood in living memory but Bish's Blyth Gazette always makes my day.

    Bless you, you lovely simple bumpkins Very Happy



    Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy
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    Post  wookie Fri Sep 23, 2011 11:48 pm

    i've just had my best ever samosa
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    Post  Sherrers Wed Sep 28, 2011 9:33 pm

    I thought I was poorly. My throat was constricting. I asked my dad and his diagnosis was my body was finally doing the decent thing and trying to shut me up.

    Turns out I'm allergic to the fumes of the resin I'm laying down on the bathroom planks. I'm fending them off with fags.

    It makes my left hand tingly, like a stroke.

    In other news I found the missing bits to my millennium falcon in a very old suitcase . I'm 46.

    This is not an inappropriate age thing as I have got far more excited about the big tin of Yacht varnish I'm cuddling.

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