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Getting the hump: Hamp Jones - Pack Your Clothes (10 April 1993) greasepaintpeel.blogspot.com/2025/05/guys...

Been thinking about the number of vocal overdubs that Richard Briers had to lay down in the closing credits of Orm and Cheep, it’s like Roy-Wood-solo-album levels of overdubbing. I wonder if he did one a day, like Paul McCartney working himself up to do the vocal on Oh Darling!

Nobody claimed Antonia Quirke’s book, so it now sits in the book exchange at Chieveley Services.

The last Tottenham played a European final against another English club, this happened… m.youtube.com/watch?v=jgPK...

Dido’s brother being both chill and aggressively humane: High on Love - In My World [San Fran Vibe] (10 April 1993) greasepaintpeel.blogspot.com/2025/05/guys...

RIP George Wendt, one of two Columbo guest murderers to appear in the 1993 Birds Of A Feather Christmas Special.

This money should have been paid directly from Donald Trump's bank account, not America's; as Donald Trump's lies are the reason Ashli Babbitt is dead.

All I know is, if he’s eating that at the House of Commons cafeteria, he’s getting it at a much lower price than the rest of us would have to pay for a Full English.

Ian Wade travels back three decades to the song that blew the Adidas socks off Britpop, a defiant moment in which Bernard Butler and David McAlmont transcended their pasts with what would become a queer anthem McAlmont & Butler’s ‘Yes’ turns 30 today! buff.ly/GbOVIJR

Very nearly no flab or excess at all: Capricorn - 20 Hz (10 April 1993) greasepaintpeel.blogspot.com/2025/05/guys...

#jeremycorbyn

I’ve seen several posts tonight criticising Jon Bon Jovi as he’s on tonight’s #TOTP repeat. I haven’t seen it but the effect of these posts is that I now have the “Sha-la-la-la” refrain from Midnight in Chelsea stuck in my head. So cheers for that, you bastards.

It’s struck me that some of this was due to resentment that despite losing the war, Germany subsequently became a big player in Europe and in the EU. When people complained about the UK being “pushed around by Brussels”, what they really meant was being “pushed around by Berlin”.

There are not enough comedy Spotify playlists imo