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Big up some lovers rock

Wish i knew how i got Polly Brown and Pickettywitch up....anyway start my day with Billy Fury.... ''Half way to Paradise''' ''I want to be your Lover'' ''But your friend is all i'll stay''' More Locarno nights...Mens room..shoe shine 6d..splash of Old spice..Collar up....uh uh....crooked lip...wanna dance duck? No ? ok maybe later..if ya luck changes !!

Brilliant clippers. Did most myself in about a minute then Mrs PP trimmed back and sides.

Happy Valentines Day all nottsalgians.

Big up Lovers Rock!!! Yes sir!!!

Benj, He still talks funny anawl. No class some people. I've tried to convert him over the years. He doesn't do a bad 'Gerroff and Gizzit and a great 'Mi Duck'. There's time yet.

Maybe I had something to do with it appearing.

From comments re: Leonard Cohen on Youtube: Astonishing.

My husband might need to get to know you and your pal swe62, once lockdown is over! He’s got an issue with his head gasket (whatever that is )

My great-grandfather ("Dan Conroy"), grandfather and great-uncles ("The Five Sherry Brothers"), and father and uncle ("The Nelson Brothers") all played the Empire. I walked in their footsteps in while on holiday in 2019, visiting an Aunt in Clifton. It was incredibly evocative but I wish I could have toured the Empire, alas. Nottingham was the family home for decades but well before I was born. My great-great grandparents, Harry and Louisa Truman, ran The Red Lion in Costock before moving to the Waggon and Horses in Bleasby. There was a real sense of "home" for me in Nottingham.

Save the last dance for me.

It includes eveybody Beekay and ben and his valentines from the 60s he is probably reminiscing.

Cheers Cliff ton lol,, I really thought I'd done it.

If any cricket fans hadn't noticed, Channel 4 are showing the current England v India tests live from around 6am - 11.30am. Just like the old days when it was on BBC1 or 2.

Can i take you home Doreen ? where do you live anyway? Gedling...i'm with my mate Carnie...but she's dancing with some bloke that talks funny name of Chris......

This reminded me of Fivepenny Piece a folk group in the seventies from Stalybridge and Ashton -Under-Lyme. Their female lead singer Lynda Meeks was one of those unforgettable voices. Many of their songs were comedic but others told stories of the changes in Lancashire during that era. I have several of their albums on vinyl and this is one of my favorite tracks Stalybridge Station Fivepenny Piece - YouTube

Well done Paul!! It was a great pop song and Polly Brown was quite endearing before she incomprehensibly 'blacked up' for some song.. Not a great career move. I only found out a year or so back that 'Same Old Feeling' was originally recorded as an album track by the Foundations: And the song was also given the Fortunes' vocal treatment: You can't keep a good song down.. They're all great versions and I love them all...

Jack of all trades me BK, but master of none!

You took your tonsils out as well Phil? I'm impressed.

Thanks Margie. That confirms my tonsorial expertise!

@mary1947 I thought you written hair cutting tutorial was very clear. @Beekay the angles refer to the position of each section of hair in relation to the head. @philmayfield I sometimes do the ‘twist and cut’ on my own hair too! (not the same as twist and shout, unless you jab your neck with sharp scissors)

I'm always happy Mary. Just had a large Scotch and I'm even happier!

I DID IT !! Picketty witch..above x2......just noticed.......still dont know how............lol

Always makes me happy when i hear Polly Brown of 'Picketty witch'' singing this,, ''Same old feeling;; 1972 ish.. ''Took Margaret from 'Alum Rock'' to a club in Tamworth to see them............Loved Polly...............

One I like, Listening to it now...

On this day.

A couple of years slog and got this 4L Sunbeam rolling running. Bodywork next............... https://youtu.be/pBJwC1qs1mA

Until recently I had a Lotus Elise as a toy for track days. It had a very high and wide sill. Ultimately I had to get out of it on my hands and knees. I decided that was a bit undignified so it had to go!

NBL, we don't do Valentines Day either, although we do eat a few chocolates together....... but there again, we quite often do that anyway! I don't need a special day to show and tell Paul how much I love him after nearly 51 years together.... (and the same is true for him). We are going away for a couple of nights from tomorrow, though, but that is a just a celebration of his being completely over his illness now.

Have you found it yet Mick? Happy valentines to all me bitches out there x

Anyway a dozen Red Roses for a fiver,in Tesco Bulwell,..........they were selling like Hot cakes..........there will be some Happy ladies in Bulwell tomorrow.