Danzo Quick Comp!

[s11ews]

Hmmmmmmm, google fu and pies comes up with the hot potatoe Syncopators

If I'm wrong could you please expand on the clue and tell us what kind of pies?
Cheers
Sam

[Danzo]

Hmmmmmmm, google fu and pies comes up with the hot potatoe Syncopators

If I'm wrong could you please expand on the clue and tell us what kind of pies?
Cheers
Sam

No, not the Syncopators, although that's an awesome name for a band, I'd go and see them even if they were doing Jedward covers.





Meat and potato, traditionally. From where this band is from.


Danzo

[s11ews]

Right, one last thankyou for the comp then I'm going to sleep
Merry hell?

Thanks again dude, very generous comp and a lovely looking knife
Sam

[Danzo]

Right, one last thankyou for the comp then I'm going to sleep
Merry hell?

Thanks again dude, very generous comp and a lovely looking knife
Sam

Send your address mate!





Danzo

[s11ews]

Oooooooohhhhhh yeah!!!!!!
Gotta love indigestion after a massive carvery and not being able to sleep
Thankyou so much danzo, so chuffed now, you've made my day
Sam

[Danzo]

Oooooooohhhhhh yeah!!!!!!
Gotta love indigestion after a massive carvery and not being able to sleep
Thankyou so much danzo, so chuffed now, you've made my day
Sam

Glad you got it mate!

I shall explain briefly.......

I had my balcony doors open, listening to the fairground sounds that were drifting across the Trent. It's the Riverside Festival, mainly a big funfair but there's food and bands. All of a sudden I heard the sounds of The Tansads, who were the greatest band to have ever come out of Wigan, despite what poxy music journalists might suggest about a band who once supported The Tansads. Obviously the drugs did work for that bunch, which is why nobody remembers them.

It can't be The Tansads, I thought, and a quick google showed it wasn't, it was the core of the band, John, Andrew and Bob Kettle now called Merry Hell.

So I scooted across the suspension bridge with a few cans of cider and had a great evening listening to old Tansads songs and the new Merry Hell ones, which are superb, as they played the old Embankment bandstand.

Happy me!



Danzo

[87pounds]

Great comp! Missed this one, very generous, now put that VPD flipper back together and do another

[Danzo]

....someone asked me about the Manchester comments.

The Tansads/Merry Hell are from Wigan. Wigan is in Lancashire. To be honest only someone with the intellect and awareness of a whelk would even think otherwise. It is not and never will be part of Greater Manchester.

This was made very clear to me as a trainee teacher at a school in Ashton-in-Makerfield, when, trying to be ever so accurate, I corrected the proposed address on a polite young students computer prior to her printing a CV. Officially at that time Wigan was part of Greater Manchester. Officially......





The formidable head of IT told me, in front of the class, to leave the room and not come back in until I realised where I was teaching.





It was a glorious lesson in making sure you know where you are, and what's important to those who live there. Since then I have always, always done my homework. I even learned how to be polite in Welsh, but that's another story.





Danzo

[Danzo]

Great comp! Missed this one, very generous, now put that VPD flipper back together and do another

Hmmmm.....no.





Danzo

[Scoutmaster]

Glad you got it mate!

I shall explain briefly.......

I had my balcony doors open, listening to the fairground sounds that were drifting across the Trent. It's the Riverside Festival, mainly a big funfair but there's food and bands. All of a sudden I heard the sounds of The Tansads, who were the greatest band to have ever come out of Wigan, despite what poxy music journalists might suggest about a band who once supported The Tansads. Obviously the drugs did work for that bunch, which is why nobody remembers them.

It can't be The Tansads, I thought, and a quick google showed it wasn't, it was the core of the band, John, Andrew and Bob Kettle now called Merry Hell.

So I scooted across the suspension bridge with a few cans of cider and had a great evening listening to old Tansads songs and the new Merry Hell ones, which are superb, as they played the old Embankment bandstand.

Happy me!



Danzo

Thats sounds like a great night (apart from the cider, always beer) thanks for the great comp mate.