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I really must scribble down these exciting new names for future consideration...... ...... oh I've already got them.

John Hinckley really was a shit assassin, took him 33 years to polish off a hanger on He even failed to impress Jodi Foster

Surprisingly, the man that 'broke in' Thatch didn't die on the spot. Tony Bray @ 88 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/11013968/Tony-Bray-obituary.html

Yesterday there was a debate about the large numbers of members who are elligible to sit in the House of Lords apparently they are having to share five to an office. Betty Boothroyd wants them to consider retiring. She should drop some hints by registering on this site and next year submitting a DDP team of elderly lords who need to consider their health. Come on Betty you know you want to.

John Hinckley really was a shit assassin, took him 33 years to polish off a hanger on

I'm calling bollocks on that report. No self-respecting Kate fan would want her to mess about with her albums, unless in a separate Director's Cut style. Agreed, this rewriting of history can go too far. Apart from anything else they're Kate Bush albums and the final mixes and sounds were her call. Seriously, I'm still partial to a blast of Gary Glitter and still convinced the axing of his records from every public place in this country is a travesty. Glitter was just the hired showman, deleting him from history is a disservive to Mike Leander, production bloody genius, who invented that sound and deserves at least as much credit for glam rock as Chinn and Chapman (who currently have a musical showcasing their work). Cheers for the likes on the above (seriously!), so, I'm not the only one still furtively slammin' to Glitter in the privacy of my own home, then? Well history will show that Glitter was seminal to the Glam rock music scene in the 70s Pity he was also seminal into young girls knickers too or summat ...........

Awesome, if we ever get sponsorship for this event you'll be first on salary. My - non-number crunching - take on this is to suggest that the fancied big hitters have really let us down. Deathraces get one when one or two bankers fall and bring a handful of potential winners up to a high score, at which point their unique picks do the rest. Our current failure is down to Wilko, Billy Graham and a few others not doing the business and one or two more - like Farmiloe - doing it later than expected. I think we will get a winner, but not until the autumn. When we get the multi-million pound Deathrace TV show I could be Richard Osman to your Alexander Armstong. I would have replied sooner but the sponteneous sexual pleasure I experienced on reading your post obliged a change of underwear on my part (heh heh). I'd say our chances of the above are marginally better than Alan Partridge's desperate attempts to pitch monkey tennis to a television producer. For better or worse this site is probs our true home.

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