Chip Butty

Bastard grass, is all I have to say on the whole garden thing.

Sadly not, loved it. Considering it was 81' when it was released, it was pretty cutting edge for the time. Still like it to this day.

To set the scene first - she was a teen in the 80's so subsequently, she liked Bros. There was nothgin on the telly late last night and she's going through the channels and discovers a Bros re-union documentary on BBC4, so we watch.... Absolutely brilliant, without doubt the closest thing that I've seen that has ever, ever, come close to Spinal Tap. Even she ended up pissing herself laughing. It's not the type of statement most people would act on, but if you get chance, watch the Bros documentary, its goes from cringe to hilarity like the wind changing. They filled the o2 over two nights, believe it or not. The Guardian article on the gig, even Viz gets a mention..... https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/aug/20/bros-review-not-quite-pops-biggest-ever-reunion

Turn cuntcert square, into a water feature.

Hopefully related to PatMustard

Flowery Twats

Morrisons are well the best shop bought ones. KK's are nice, but far too expensive. Raspberry being the preferred choice of the more discerning Donut eater.

Roald Dahl's: Tails of the Bleeding Obvious

Dilemma - LA Woman by the Doors and Marvin Gaye's What's going on, were both released in 71' You can't split them two for pete's sake. I haven't moved on from that, other than playing both LP's this morning. What a year 71' was. Almost makes a case for having a best year ever for LP's, thread.

Was it the egg that took the chip out of the plate?

ahahahahah I've just polished off a couple of slices of fried bread, with fried eggs, myself, Barry. With these last few pages in mind. *Internet high five - boom fist - thingy*

Cooked to perfection. Well played sir.

Tough call, the angsty culture vulture in me says The Smiths, but the kid from the housing estates growing up tells me The Jam, so if I've got a gun to my head, I'd have to say, The Clash.