French Lessons
We have the technology… (9th December 2007)
…or so Robbie reckons. If he's right then we should soon have some spanking new CD copies of Homeworks and Reel to Reel music for sale.
I'm still very busy. My pesky employer seems to think I should spend my working day doing stuff for him, the swine. I still have losts to add to the MP3s page, as ever courtesy of Ronnie.
Anyway… the latest changes
- 21st July 2007: There's now a page about the road crew (oh no! run away!)
- 21st July 2007: An MP3 of Don't Believe in Rainbows.
We're looking for:
- the person who threw the first bottle at the Battle of the Bands in Birmingham
- the guy who guided Graham into the parked car at York University
- the taxi driver who took Steve Cumberlidge, as he asked, to Canning Town (south of the river) and then realised he meant Campden Town (north of the river). The trip cost him £15 to the south of the river, plus £15 to get him back north of the river. (The original journey would have cost him 75p from where he started). Now we should mention Steve's interest in money and his attachment to it, particularly with regard to needless trips and the high cost of getting back where you started from
- The police officer who had to open the briefcase containing the EDP Wasp synthesiser that we left in the Dale Inn car park at the height of the IRA bombings
- The guy who found, and returned to us, the Stratocaster we left in the Black Horse car park
- Any male toilet user who was on the receiving end of Andy (Bing) Crosby's penchant for nicking Robbie's Wasp Synth and taking it to a cubicle in the gents bog. Here he would set up the most blood curdling wet fart noises and just let rip when anyone came in
- survivors of any of the fights at the Shepherd's Rest
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