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Like others, Meat Loaf
Saw him in Glasgow mid 80's - one dimensional, no range and going through the motions

2nd March - The Stranglers 02 Academy Glasgow

10th March - Status Quo 02 Academy Glasgow

15th March - Alexandra Burke BBC Scotland Glasgow


Comic Relief, Red Nose Day, you've got a lot to answer for!!

Me, the wife and the 11 year old daughter.
Be a change to go through a whole gig sober!

christopher wrote:midnight at Phonex buisnes park, no turn right sign, nobody about,

caught by traffic car

Leaving McDonalds?
Doh!

People who want to dwell in the past and dont want to deal with the future......you know who you are.....

Burn e 77 wrote:Vrouwen... Wijn... Muziek... Reizen... Kaas op Toost ... en Nederland in de Winter tijd
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Burn e 77

Thats easy for you to say!

Go Compare and Lynx deodorent adverts

Walking to school, going home at lunchtime, sunny days, going trips in my Dads lorry during the holidays, fizzy pop in glass bottles, Texan bars, potato puffs, Bazooka Joe bubble gum with the transfer or cartoon inside, Big T bread loafs, Sounds.....

When I first saw the title of this post, the first two toys I thought of were Striker and Flight Deck!! But favourite was Scalextric
And what about Super Striker with diving goalkeepers

So it's OK for Scots to be nationalistic but they don't like it when there's an English nationalist. Hyprocrite. :smt084 Did I touch a nerve there? There's nothing wrong with being a nationalist but Brian Moore comes across at being a blinkered opinionated twat! Stuart Pearse for instance though, w...

Even that wouldn't redeem Brian Moore in my eyes.
Call me a Nationalist but don't know of any Scotsman who has time for him.
Perhaps a more appropriate song would have been "The man they love to hate"!

Sounds like a plan!