Anubis the Jackal

Did you get to keep the video? What's that then? They wirll be sending a camera tube down tmy throat to view my innards.

The mangling of the English language goes on...

Oh, and until fairly recently, homosexuality was punishable by birching.

The horror that are The Krankies were discussed here

I went sailing on a rubber dinghy with a bottle of tequila and a carton of orange juice. Not a happy ending.

Rather, a NOTW journo has googled Dunny and come up with the same story as Tempus reported in January

Dunn supports local firemen in Portugal. Let's hope he joins them for some madcap escapades, no doubt squirting the local mayor with foam (and falling over)

[brummie] No, he went home yes-ter-die [/brummie]

'Course they are... Exodus 20:5 Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the LORD thy God [am] a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth [generation] of them that hate me; Exodus 34:14 "Do not worship any other god, for the LORD , whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God." Deuteronomy 4:24 "For the LORD your God is a consuming fire, a jealous God." Joshua 24:19 "Joshua said to the people, 'You are not able to serve the LORD . He is a holy God; he is a jealous God. He will not forgive your rebellion and your sins.' Nahum 1:2 "The LORD is a jealous and avenging God;..."

'I'm off to the bog, and I may be some time'

Oh, how do you solve a problem like Maria?

Not just the police, but i can say no more....

I survived the film (what people round our way call a movie) but only just. All I remember is how cold it was (in the cinema) but then we were sitting in the third class seats drinking Guinness and dancing most of the time. Ah, to be sure, but you were happy. Not like dem well-to-do folks, up dere drinking the champagne and stealin da lifeboats.

I'll toss it over to Chris Bonnington next time I see him.

Going through a re-reading phase at the moment. Derek Raymonds 'Factory' series is reducing my sleeping hours to the bare minimum.

I'll throw in my late comiserations too, my hound is getting on a bit, but I'm really not lookin g forward to losing the old chap.

So, just how much would you have to be paid to admit to the public that you did the nasty with the Walrus?

Wonderful!

I know a chap who met the old boy a couple of years ago. A splendid gent by all accounts, proud of his lifes work without being boastful and a genial host. Give him a good few years before Bagpuss and all his friends go to sleep.

Sure we did! Right after the Physical Graffitti sessions, Percy went down with a touch of the old "two bobs" 10 minutes before we were due on stage at Madison Square Gardens. As you may or may not recall, his trouser of choice at that time were a pair of white velvet bell-bottoms which would take him, on average, 15 minutes to put on or remove, due to the 'snugness' around the groin area. The resulting mess was so extreme that we had to do the first half of the show with guest vocalists whilst our crack team of surgeons and gentlemens outfitters prepared Percy for the second half. As luck would have it, Desmond was playing as our support act on that tour and was more than happy to lend his lilting patois vocals to such classics as 'When the Levee Breaks' and 'Kasmir.' In fact the bootleg recording of the gig (Black Dog and Dekker, Bluesfan label, 1978 ) has become somewhat sought after amongst fans, if only for the moment in Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp when Percy strains for the high note, lets out a little "tommy-squeaker" and accidentally follows through. Thankfully John Paul Jones was able to extend his mellotron solo by another 25 minutes to enable the roadies to clear up the mess. On a similar theme, The original backing singer on "The Battle of Evermore" was in fact Prince Buster. Peter Grant later insisted that Sandy Denny overdub his part as he felt that a continual stream of 'Chick-a-chick-a' scat singing and references to his 'Big Pum-Pum' were not what a song about a mythical battle between the forces of good and evil really required.

Didn't wake up in the mornin' slaving for bread, Sir.

Alehaimers... I think that's your department BB, although I have suffered from it in the past. I think.

Jimmy Page here.... Had a few friends round for drinks last night, all bringing a handful of 7" singles. Best back-to-back of the night was Edgar Broughtons "Out, Demons, Out" into Black Widows "Come to the Sabat" Agreed, the Freak Zone is a fine show.

But surely you put the greater good of Deathlist above your own personal aims?

Keep the faith, Mr. G. Keep the faith. We must be strong together in our hour of darkness.