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by **Sarah** » 05 Apr 2006, 19:37

Good lord, how does Illinformed know about my new shoes and pencil skirt?? I have both, so am concerned...

I have had to bid again - Porf, you'll have to do better than that - so it's still The Tweets as your special treat on the night. Although, I may waver and nominate the Baron Knights...

Sarah

by AJ » 05 Apr 2006, 20:09

Someones been checking out your feedback on ebay Sarah!

You can get a great insight into people by their ebay feedback and on what they have bought! Sometimes it can leave a bit worried or even DISTURBED

by **Jim Douglas Jr.** » 05 Apr 2006, 20:32

I see Miss Smartie Pants has upped the bidding again.
I'm going to sit on this to see who else chimes in.
If we drive it too high right away, we'll lose the chance to get some outsiders involved.

Don't get all smug, Sarah. As much as I like "Dance Little Bird" by the Tweets, I'm still a bit more partial to Mr. Somerville, Mr. Coles, and Ms. Morris.

by **vince69619** » 05 Apr 2006, 20:33

porf wrote:Someone is really determined to get the Birdie Song played

I am keeping out of this! The birdie song! Don't you realise that playing the Birdie song could mean Vince never playing in Chatham again! :oops:

It's enough to get a DJ banned you know!

Vince!

by **Sarah** » 05 Apr 2006, 21:34

Well, that's a lucky break that only my last two ebay items are viewable. That could have been mortifying...

My bid is not so high, Jim. I'm not pricing anyone out of the market! And I'm not fixed on The Birdie Song... what about a Black Lace number? There are so many - Superman, Agadoo, Do the Conga (I am firmly of the belief that no party is complete without a conga, one that leaves the room preferably). As it stands, we're all choo-choo-chooing on the 29th.

Miss Smartie Pants

by **Jim Douglas Jr.** » 06 Apr 2006, 04:08

I'll insist on a photograph since I can't be there.

by **Illinformed** » 06 Apr 2006, 09:30

Sorry to shock you Sarah. It's just something that I automatically do as I like to check out who I'm bidding against. I'll try and make it up to you by getting you a copy of t h i s.

by **DaveD** » 06 Apr 2006, 10:21

I have to chime in as I require either the theme tune to Button Moon (Jim D Jr, this was a popular series on these shores in the 70's/80's based around a moon made out of a Yellow Button where Mr and Mrs Spoon lived, who were made largely out of kitchen paraphanalia) or Anita Dobson's 1985 Number One "Anyone Can Fall In Love" based on the theme of mockney cockney soap "Eastenders" - a song that raised the bar for popular music.

Dave

by **Hairy Vince** » 06 Apr 2006, 10:29

This could be a very long night!!!

Pump up the bitter!!!

Bring on the next nine days of bidding!!

by **cliffc** » 07 Apr 2006, 12:47

Sarah wrote:Well, that's a lucky break that only my last two ebay items are viewable. That could have been mortifying...

My bid is not so high, Jim. I'm not pricing anyone out of the market! And I'm not fixed on The Birdie Song... what about a Black Lace number? There are so many - Superman, Agadoo, Do the Conga (I am firmly of the belief that no party is complete without a conga, one that leaves the room preferably). As it stands, we're all choo-choo-chooing on the 29th.

Miss Smartie Pants

hi Sarah

You missed out that often forgotten about black lace party classic not one of there charting hits but featured in the party scene in reta sue and bob too "We're Having a Gang Bang"

Cliff C

by **cliffc** » 07 Apr 2006, 12:50

DaveD wrote:I have to chime in as I require either the theme tune to Button Moon (Jim D Jr, this was a popular series on these shores in the 70's/80's based around a moon made out of a Yellow Button where Mr and Mrs Spoon lived, who were made largely out of kitchen paraphanalia) or Anita Dobson's 1985 Number One "Anyone Can Fall In Love" based on the theme of mockney cockney soap "Eastenders" - a song that raised the bar for popular music.

Dave

Hi Dave

Dont you mean drove people to that bar when ever it came on

Cliff C

by **dave771** » 07 Apr 2006, 14:02

Well as long as we get a bit of I Will Survive and plenty of Kylie that will be fab!

by **Jim Douglas Jr.** » 07 Apr 2006, 16:27

This is beginning to sound like either a kiddie dance, a wedding, or a gay disco.

by **Sarah** » 07 Apr 2006, 22:59

Ooh, if we get to vote I'm opting for the gay disco as I don't have much experience of weddings or kiddies (fingers crossed it stays that way). Maybe I should be bidding for some Shirley Bassey.

Sarah

by **Jim Douglas Jr.** » 08 Apr 2006, 02:27

Perhaps being a Club DJ, I could whip together a little Pet Shop/Bronski/Commu/Dead or Alive/New Order/Depeche Mode-ish Gay Disco Classic Mega-Mix and have him play it.
...not that I would know anything about the gay club scene....

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29th April 2006 - The first Save Dreamland disco

Missig Black lace party number

The Dobson Song

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