Happy hogmanay mate

congrats on the baby!

I FINALLY popped your disc in the mail today ... i could make up some lame excuse like my eyes being allergic to the awesomely-bad-disco-carpet @ our local post-office, but actually the procrastination fairies zonked me something fierce ... please forgive me.

Applegate river goes from southern Oregon to northern California, probably about 50 or 60 miles from the coast. The spot that this trip concluded to is in northern California, tho. (To get there, go south past the end of the lake, take the first right and it's right after the third bridge--you can't miss it.)

'Snake Plissken? I thought you were dead..'

Kurt Russell is a such a badass

I would love to, but its on vhs and I dony have the proper ways of doing so.

pleasing everyone would be so goddamn boring don't ya think? that's why I recommend getting a lap dance every once in a while by someone hot who smells like pizza. capiche

ew, haha i wasnt saying MY name was alan. i was for a moment pretending to BE you as an inverted compliment, guy. my name is siobahn, isn't that obvious enough as it is noted in the name section, followed by siobahn? get it together, hoe!

I had actually forgotten about that court case, and you are right, what he and Morrissey the consumer monkey did to the other two was wrong!

they still do school milk in various parts of east asia but i aint trying to play with that shit when it's all goat milk... urgh! and also like J_lud said - curdled and spoilt. crap, indeed. um anyway, my name's alan and i'm awesome.

Oh yeah, school milk in England finished about 1972, but I seem to remember that it went on in Scotland for much longer! I had a friend from Irvine who said he was put off milk for the rest of his life because the school janitor used to keep the school milk in the boiler room, and by the time the kids got it, it was all spoilt and curdled.

Captain Scarlett beats both of 'em, but I like Steve Zodiac because essentially, he was in black and white, just like me!

touche, my friend. touche, indeed.

it is on its way ... hope you enjoy it.

you! what kind of sad loser would i be if i didn't know who os mutantes were! i love 'ave lucifer.' thanks for your note :)

I've never heard that song before. But i just listened to it then. I dont think it would have worked with the other songs. But its a cool song.

it is indeed! thanks for the sentiments :)

Yeah, there is a case for saying Johnny Marr is a musical man-whore, (it is a fun phrase top say full-stop) but anyone who makes a living out of music to a greater or lesser degree is to some extent. Show me a true musical purist and I will show you an anorak who will never emerge from his or her own bedroom. There are degrees of course, and Johnny does reside at the slutty street corner end of the scale. I liked his work with The The after The Smiths. Actually, the image of some hot indy band cruising up and down sunset hoping they will be able to pick up Marr for a few overdubs is an amusing one!

Thatcher was indeed our MP, and when she was Heaths education minister she stopped schjool milk. Around that time she visited our school, and my mate Jamie Lillis threw a carton of milk at her!

Spike Milligan and Peter Sellers came from Finchley, as did I. Spike was involved in 'The Finchley Society', a group who vainly fought to keep local buildings of historical interest from being bulldozed to make way for yet another Tescos. When a local school dating from the early 1800s was due for demolition despite a preservation order, Spike and Sellers came and giftwrapped the building for the local council. It remains there to this day. (I thinK!) One time in the seventies, they drove through Finchley about 2 in the morning in an open top car, Milligan driving dressed as a storm trooper, Sellers dressed as Hitler standing up shouting orders. I always thought I would have liked Milligan if I had known him. In my last years in England I managed sax player Dick Heckstall-Smith, who had played numerous Jazz and Poetry gigs with Spike in the early 60s. What he had to say about him did nothing to alter that opinion.