Originally posted by P. G. Tipps
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He'll be disparaging Hartlepool United next ... 
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Surely not Scotty but he's a young lad - he'll come to appreciate the fine things in life ..... -
Onto their faces?...Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostThey would probably describe themselves as "going forwards"
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Not intentionally on my part - and, given that there are now more posts to it, evidently not!Originally posted by antongould View PostComment
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I know that you didn't - I did - but the reason for so doing ought to be fairly obvious! I cannot account for the failure to which you admit but instead urge you to have a further think about it - it ain't "rocket science", as the cliché has it...Originally posted by P. G. Tipps View Post
Oh, of course it is - I have not suggested otherwise; I merely sought to point out that competition has its place - and also its not place...Originally posted by P. G. Tipps View PostThe Government awards contracts to various private companies in much the same way as an employer awards contracts to employees, including, yes, even musicians, heaven forbid!.
Competition, ahinton, competition ... it's all around us, dammit, if you care to look!
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Who?...Originally posted by P. G. Tipps View PostHe'll be disparaging Hartlepool United next ...Comment
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Who is?Originally posted by antongould View Post
Anyway, as long as next year's season doen't include a Strictly Come Promming...the risible vision of Sarah Walker (no, not that one - the other one) years ago draped in a flag singing Rule! Britannia was toe-curling enough (although I concede that it was momentarily quite funny) without the risk that La Katie does a tango to it draped in a Radio 3 flag...Comment
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I ask again; who? Is he the chap whose wonderful first piano trio was aired during the first half hour of CD Review this morning?Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostComment
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Originally posted by ahinton View Post
No and I don't think the Monkey Hangers ever got a mention in Queen Victoria's diary ......Comment
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Maybe not, but that shocking, needless murder of a poor, innocent monkey-being is still commemorated annually in our house ...Originally posted by antongould View Post
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You've probably heard this but it's worth repeating:Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View Post
OGThe most famous - apocryphal - story ever told about Peter Mandelson involved him walking into a chip shop in Hartlepool, pointing at the mushy peas and asking for some 'avocado dip'.Comment
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My earlier response to this was insufficient, for which I offer due apology; I have indeed heard of Hartlepool because that's where the pianist Ian Pace comes from.Originally posted by P. G. Tipps View PostHe'll be disparaging Hartlepool United next ...Comment
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