Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2003 12:59 pm
and a cat with no tail 
the cat lost it's tail 'cos we don't have speed limits and they aren't fast enough
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Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2003 1:46 am
for the beegees i apologise
the cat lost it's tail 'cos we don't have speed limits and they aren't fast enough
the cat lost it's tail 'cos we don't have speed limits and they aren't fast enough
Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2003 8:29 am
Kev, do you really think that partisan "started a joke"? Maybe he just made "the whole world crying"... (The quotes, btw., are from a Bee Gees song, and a most beautiful one...)
Didn't the BeeGees have an "ozzy" background? I think they grew up (musically, mentally) there...
Btw: Welcome to the forum, Kev, and may your stay be more than just a temporary one.
Tom
PS: British humour... I just listen to a line that's truly humorous, and truly British: "Always look at the bright side of Death / Just before you draw your terminal breath..." (What a difference to p...)
Didn't the BeeGees have an "ozzy" background? I think they grew up (musically, mentally) there...
Btw: Welcome to the forum, Kev, and may your stay be more than just a temporary one.
Tom
PS: British humour... I just listen to a line that's truly humorous, and truly British: "Always look at the bright side of Death / Just before you draw your terminal breath..." (What a difference to p...)
Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2003 4:27 pm
Hi Tom the Bee Gees - who I love - were born on the Isle of Man and brought up in Manchester until they moved to Austrailia after they got into trouble with the Police in Manchester. They spent their formative years in Manchester.
Monty Pyton song that one "Always look on the bright side of life". British humour likes the absurd.
Monty Pyton song that one "Always look on the bright side of life". British humour likes the absurd.