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Showing posts with label Wham!. Show all posts
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Monday, July 10, 2023
Monday, June 25, 2012
The Next 30 Day Song Challenge - day 25
Day 25 - A song that reminds you of school
First year of Secondary School, watching Thursday night's episode of Top of the Pops during Friday morning's Metal Work lesson on the school's only video recorder. Back in the day when a teacher could bribe you so cheaply for a quiet life:
I'm sure the wee kid from the video is the english bloke from Doug Liman's 'Go'.
And those boots, that jacket and that playful punch with Andrew and it took us another 14 years before we discovered George was gay? What were they putting in our tea in the 80s?
First year of Secondary School, watching Thursday night's episode of Top of the Pops during Friday morning's Metal Work lesson on the school's only video recorder. Back in the day when a teacher could bribe you so cheaply for a quiet life:
I'm sure the wee kid from the video is the english bloke from Doug Liman's 'Go'.
And those boots, that jacket and that playful punch with Andrew and it took us another 14 years before we discovered George was gay? What were they putting in our tea in the 80s?
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
'Nothing looks the same in the small print'
Weekly Bulletin of The Socialist Party of Great Britain 128
Dear Friends,
Welcome to the 128th of our weekly bulletins to keep you informed of changes at Socialist Party of Great Britain @ MySpace.
We now have 1565 friends!
Recent blogs:
Free is Good This year’s Nobel Prize for Economics Debating the 'S-Word'
Quote for the week:
"The Agrarian law, or the partitioning of land, was the spontaneous demand of some unprincipled soldiers, of some towns moved more by their instinct than by reason. We reach for something more sublime and more just: the common good or the community of goods! No more individual property in land: the land belongs to no one. We demand, we want, the common enjoyment of the fruits of the land: the fruits belong to all." Gracchus Babeuf and the Conspiracy of the Equals, Manifesto of the Equals, 1796.
Continuing luck with your MySpace adventures!
Robert and Piers
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