New Nottingham Blood

[The_nun]

Well i have been knwn to be wrong .. not often like ... but i have been playing poker all night ...

[The_nun]

am i naive..I thought this was all about drugs.?

You, madam, are a cynic and a philistine

ooohhh call me Madam agin...

[RED-DOG]

am i naive..I thought this was all about drugs.?

You, madam, are a cynic and a philistine

ooohhh call me Madam agin...

And a tart

[The_nun]

hehe

[Colchester Kev]

So lets look at the evidence again... and remember, the clueeeessss are therrrrreee (best Lloyd Grossman accent)

Lips
Facials
Big Bags
Drugs


Hmmmm  that's some profile you are earning good lady  

[The_nun]

I give up... off to bed to catch some ugly sleep

[RED-DOG]

Me too, although I dont need it, g night all, dont be late tomorrow

[tikay]

Night Tom. been a good day.The nightmare of last week's "down" is receding fast thanks to you guys.

[Ironside]

right that does it first off please dont put me into the same catorgory as kev asn reddog, i am not hard up like them (i am just desperate).

second i will never date s female poker player cause it take the fun out of strip poker if she keeps beating you


third, the best band ever is madness, best concert i have ever been too was rod stewart in aberdeen

[tikay]

Madness only tnird best?

[Ironside]

what you talking about grand dad madness are the best band ever

[ifm]

Saw iron maiden a few times in concert awesome truly.
Also metallica supported by anthrax, excellent.
Rod stewart at Villa park (biggest gate they've ever had at that s**thole ) supported by Belinda Carlisle ahhhh, i'm sure she was giving me the eye!
Mr blue sky, an absolute classic and of course a long standing blues anthem (BCFC). Actually Jeff Lynne is from where i live (shard end) and a lot of their songs included the word "blue" due to his 'fixation' with the best footie team in the world
The Cure, absolute class along with the Smiths (voted the most influential british band of the last 30 years recently).
I saw madness at finsbury park, they can do no wrong (except maybe cecilia, though for pure comedic genius getting Chris Eubank to introduce it on top of the pops "at numer six is suggs singing cecilia").
Plenty, plenty more -too many to mention.
Ian

[tikay]

The Smiths? Yuk!

[Colchester Kev]

Tikay, i dont know many old people who liked the smiths, so dont feel too bad

Morrisey is an absolute 110% genius, his ability to write songs that captured the thoughts and minds of a generation was remarkable..and Jonny Marr (as is acknowledged world wide) is a truly gifted guitarist.

I think the Smiths "Mattered" to 16 to 20 year olds, because the lyrics and tone of the music summed up the way we felt.... I look back with fondness of my days as a penniless student, living in a bedsit, eating instant mash sarnies (dont knock them till you have tried them, they were a delicacy at the end of the month when we were totally skint, and even the sofa had been emptied of furry coins ) while listening to the great man in his distinctive, unique way re-assuring us that we could make a difference, but we had to suffer in the process.
 
I still frequently listen to my old Smiths albums, and the new album by Morrisey is simply brilliant. Although the old stuff doesnt have the same meaning any more, it is still thought provoking and remarkably fresh sounding....

Quite simply MORRISEY IS GOD !!

[Junior Senior]

Kev.
I agree, Morrissey + Marr = LEGENDS!

Being not quite old enough to have grown up with the Smiths (being more of an Oasis / Longpigs / Bluetones / Shed 7 man) I quickly realised that i should have been born about 5 years earlier so i could have seen live bands such as the Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, and in deed he Smiths.

Tikay - i think you should take back the yuk comment! - or i'll start exposing you for having Simon and Garfunkel on your Ipod!