Rid Skwerr

sh!tehawk (seagull - for those of us brought up on the coast)

After the Gold Rush - Neil Young

....and sitting with Chico in the hospitality seats during the game. Is Duffy not still manager of Brechin, who had a game today?

french

Here we are in the years - Neil Young

Next batch (my favourites in bold) - 21. That's him all over the barrow. 22. Drive you round the twitch. 23. Horse drawn and quartered. 24. Hell's bells for leather. 25. Indated with work. 26. He's made a hot bed of nails for himself. 27. Does it in the heat of the movement. 28. Run under by a bus. 29. There are means and ways. 30. Falling abreast of the situation. 31. That's a load off your head. 32. Princess car is Wedgwood shaped. 33. Correct me if I'm right. 34. The ball's on your slates now. 35. Bobby,Spassky and Fisher. 36. One pound and thirty shillings in the old money. 37. See through him like a ton of bricks. 38. Back rear wheels. 39. They were all eating patio. 40. They were driving tail to tail.

suppurate

Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers - ZZ Top

Pretty Vegas - INXS

Likewise - one of our old bosses (in IT) used to mess up his well-know phrases or sayings constantly to the point that one guy in work kept a list and anybody who heard the boss utter a new one at a meeting got it added to the list. Here are the first 20 in a list which reached 547 by the time he retired :- 1. Pie-eyed in the sky ideas. 2. Cartridges behind the knee. 3. Come along for a chatter. 4. Stop the heeing and hawing. 5. Just the luck of the mill. 6. Talked to me off the top of his cuff. 7. The cat slipped out of the bag. 8. Put him through his hoops. 9. There was a big muriel on the wall. 10. Allowed into the department with open arms. 11. Shirt tail hanging out her arse. 12. Just go in and air your vent. 13. ICL lurching in the background. 14. All's love in fair and war. 15. Just go on nilly willy. 16. He flew the handle. 17. Basking in the sands. 18. That will give them food for eating. 19. He was severely suspended. 20. He was hauled up before the coals.

Leaving Las Vegas - Sheryl Crow

uncle

People that call this ---> * an asterix (except those that live in Gaul, of course)

- The George Baker Selection

Years ago (when they were still at 3 x 1-hour episodes per story) I saw them filming in Waterloo Street one mid-week lunchtime. The location was the old Postal Sorting Office building which had recently been refurbished (Atrium Court?) and it was doubling as a New York office block. Waterloo St. was shut along the whole block and they had parked an American van across the road, set up a "walk/Don't walk" crossing and an actor in NYPD uniform writing a parking ticket. They had a dozen or so American cars which circled the block to represent passing traffic and dozens and dozens of extras whose job it was simply to walk up and down the pavements. I watched for maybe an hour and they must have re-done the scene 5 or 6 times. The finished scene was simply a guy arriving by car and entering the building, and lasted maybe 30 seconds in the show I couldn't believe the trouble (and expense) they went to to make a tiny scene like that, but it maybe explains why they've cut it down to the bare minimum nowadays.

Boneshaker

(If loving you is wrong) I don't want to be right - The Faces

--- lucky it didn't make a spring for his baws.....

Good Knowledge Checked YouTube for this one and found this - The sepia-tone fooled me for a bit into thinking it was original footage, but it's Crich Tramway museum. Willjag will come over all nostalgic, I'm sure, when he spots the Glasgow Corporation "caur" at 40 seconds in. Edinburgh people, please note - this is what it will look like when the cooncil has blown hunners of millions of your cash...... Anyway, back to the thread.... She Caught the Katy - Blues Brothers

house

...as Quasimodo said.....

Driving Death Valley Blues - Mark Lanegan Band

forever

Strong Enough - Sheryl Crow

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