BBC Radio 2 Lunchtime today

It's not Cole Porter.

Tony Hadley. Scary.

We never should have let women out of the kitchen and into our Military.

it all went wrong when we gave them the vote

What? I'm allowed to vote?!?

divisive 'issues' + idiots + terrible music = radio gold apparently..

What? I'm allowed to vote?!?

not you, you're a foreign!

In Canadian Wiccan Coven elections, yes.

Shit what is he playing NOW?

This is "Adult Contemporary" if I've ever heard it

Radio Gold would be a good name for a spoof station.

what Shit is he playing NOW?

Fixed

trudat

Are they gonna pass it off as a "Live" interview?

Nah, it's James

im absolutely convinced Jeremy that if I went into an AE somewhere away from home, staff could drag up my full details on a perfect computer database, ffs

Hmm. I think I meant "you'll"

I know you did

I would actually quite like VB's opinion on this.

VB's busy taking over the world...

YouTube- Pixel Stars invade NY.mp4

Slamm found this yesterday... :D

Win^

High Score^^

"I told you about the swans in the park"

What kind of lyrics are these?

sweet vid TS.. I'm glad that video isn't an advert for some bollocks.

I'm losing the will.. he sounds like Richard Bacon now

sweet vid TS.. I'm glad that video isn't an advert for some bollocks.

but it will be very soon, look out for news in Creative (Plagiarism) Review.

"I told you about the swans in the park"

What kind of lyrics are these?

Eric Clapton - Cream era. I'm going to suggest that if not drugs reference then definitely drug addled.

From Wikipedia

"Badge" was originally an untitled track. During the production transfer for the album Goodbye, the original music sheet was used to produce the liner notes and track listing. The only discernible word on the page was "Bridge" — a notation intended to identify the transitional moment in the song. Harrison's handwriting, however, was so bad, that Ringo Starr looked at it and thought it said "Badge" — so the band named it Badge. Harrison told the story differently, however: "I helped Eric write 'Badge' you know. Each of them had to come up with a song for that Goodbye Cream album and Eric didn't have his written. We were working across from each other and I was writing the lyrics down and we came to the middle part so I wrote 'Bridge.' Eric read it upside down and cracked up laughing-- 'What's BADGE?' he said. After that Ringo walked in drunk and gave us that line about the swans living in the park."

Ha ha, trust Ringo Starr to fuck it up.