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Top news, hearing you upbeat is great, can't keep an old B'tard down eh?Originally posted by Cliphead View Post
Brill session that's been on the cards for years, results of the recording will be available sometime next year and at least one more sesson for me to get involved in.
I raise a glass of wherry to ya!
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Fraid not, contractual crap. Can't even post pics I took the basturts are so anal about anything getting out into the real world.Originally posted by d000hg View PostAmazing! Is there a YouTube or anything?
Brill session that's been on the cards for years, results of the recording will be available sometime next year and at least one more sesson for me to get involved in.
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Of courseOriginally posted by MaryPoppins View PostIs that you flirting?
Little girls, this seems to say
Never stop upon the way
Never trust a stranger friend
No-one knows where it may end
As you're pretty, so be wise Wolves may lurk in every guise
Now as then, 'tis simple truth
Sweetest tongue has sharpest tooth.
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I think it was "wine, women and song". Sounds like he's sorted.Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostNo idea what you're on about, but nice to see you.
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Is that you flirting?Originally posted by Cliphead View PostWant some groupie experience? Or is that roadie...
Nice to see you too
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No idea what you're on about, but nice to see you.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostPoor as a church mouse after the biz went tits up but gradually getting back on track, did a sesh at Abbey Road last week, omg that was a lifetime ambition sorted.
Shagging a millionaire with all the best bits (except being a woman).
Joke
Life's good.
Jeez, taking me 10 mins to write a short post.
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Poor as a church mouse after the biz went tits up but gradually getting back on track, did a sesh at Abbey Road last week, omg that was a lifetime ambition sorted.
Shagging a millionaire with all the best bits (except being a woman).
Joke
Life's good.
Jeez, taking me 10 mins to write a short post.
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