He said that The Doors, The Rolling Stones and Bondie were shit and only old people liked them.
The joiner on site has started to build a gallows for him.
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OT Apprentice really did it this time
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Pics/video please!
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Little heathen spotty git - I hope you give him the Megger-a-100m-reel-of-cable demo.
On the 1000V setting...
Miley's twerking bony arse vs Debbie Harry - pleeeesse, there's no competition.
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Bondie? Is that a freudian slip?
Never ever upset the chippy.
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Is this because they are all now old and in one case dead? One has obviously not heard of nostalgia. Now if he had said Bay City rollers, then there could at least have been a debate. Brian
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And of course Doris Day was 92 or 94 a few days back. She apparently lied about her age to get her first gig at age 15. Brian
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Its probably an Aussie tribute band for Blondie.
I'd just like to say. Olivia Newton John, nice thoughts, met her once before she was famous. Very nice person and good to look at too, some people have all the luck! Brian
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Well if you're name dropping, I worked with a guy who played bass for the Bay City Rollers. Not the original line up - only Les McKeown left in it. More of an old boy band. ;-)
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I'll bring this one up again. I used to live next door to one of Pan's People!
And I used to have dinner with C Northcote Parkinson. (of the "Law")
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Vertically or horizontally ?
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"Law")
Been to her hubbies place and fitted a radio mic to him.
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My brother serviced her car.
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I've met Bob Eager and the Medway Highwayman. Does that count?
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Well, if you want to bring work into it...
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My cousin has had tea with the Queen a couple of times. Her son (my cousin once removed) has a habit of being awarded medals for bravery.
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I had a "thank you" wave from a driver coming the other way when I'd pulled into a passing place on a narrow road in Deeside. The front seat passenger was HMQ and the drive the DofE.
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And my Dad's grave is next-door-but-one to C Northcote Parkinson's!
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Somewhere near Canterbury?
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Is that an euphemism?