Tea? (Part 2)

[Puddles]

I think it was more the idea that it made it seem like a valid option?

Those of you who saw the original film rather than the series may remember that a character decides to commit suicide because he suspects that he might be gay, after having sexual problems on a one-night-stand with a nurse.

Classic is right it was first banned in the Gulf War in 1990 so most likely politically rather than religiously motivated

 

[ColinJ]

Classic is right it was first banned in the Gulf War in 1990 so most likely politically rather than religiously motivated

Blimey - look at the Gulf War list! Some of them you could (maybe) see, but Abba's Waterloo and John Lennon's Imagine?

 

[Puddles]

Blimey - look at the Gulf War list! Some of them you could (maybe) see, but Abba's Waterloo and John Lennon's Imagine?

But Imagine was all a bit dubious lyrics wasn't it, my brain is not functioning enough to give a full and rounded response

 

[Puddles]

What, in the Tea? thread? We don't have any gravity in here - folk just float in and others stampede out or run out screaming.

FTFY

 

[ColinJ]

But Imagine was all a bit dubious lyrics wasn't it, my brain is not functioning enough to give a full and rounded response

The BBC were offended by a man in his white mansion, playing his white grand piano, and singing 'Imagine no possessions' ...?


Okay, it was probably:

Imagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too
Imagine all the people
Living life in peace...

Heaven forbid that war preparations be undermined by such pacifist claptrap!

 

[Puddles]

The BBC were offended by a man in his white mansion, playing his white grand piano, and singing 'Imagine no possessions' ...?


Okay, it was probably:

Imagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too
Imagine all the people
Living life in peace...

Heaven forbid that war preparations be undermined by such pacifist claptrap!

See that would be an "Anti Our Brave Lads" out there fighting for queen and country song so not allowed during war and also wasn't it supposed to be pro-communist thinking?

 

[hopless500]

Yes but it's been eaten

Would this do?

 

[Maverick Goose]

I think talking about work in the tea room is against the rules.

I did have a cuppa while I was there....don't shop me to the mods just yet!

 

[Puddles]

Well yes, it'll do nicely, thanks Hoppy

There's gravity for you

Ooh share please -

I am waiting for Mr P to come in to have dinner as I had a late ham and coleslaw roll at Mums but I am also hungry now and the small people eating is making it worse!

 

[hopless500]

Well yes, it'll do nicely, thanks Hoppy

There's gravity for you

It'll be ever so slightly fattening, but if you drink Diet Coke at the same time, you'll be fine

 

[potsy]

I'm been swimming.....done 2000m in the pool and had a sauna, so I should have a bit of room for it

I rode a whole mile on my bike earlier, I should have room for some too

 

[rbreid]

Off to wind up a couple of children before bedtime (cue evil laugh). Back later for tea and chat folks.

 

[Maverick Goose]

Why is the last mile always the hardest mile?

 

[welsh dragon]

Why is the last mile always the hardest mile?

Because it is the last mile.

 

[Maverick Goose]

IIRC the great Morrissey was using it as a metaphor for life..