Good morning Simon, fellows of the blog and Drivetime team,



I have already tweeted these traffic warden oldies:



I Won't Back Down - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers



Up The Junction - Squeeze



Move It - Cliff Richard



Move Away - Culture Club



Crossing The Line - Steve Winwood



Spread A Little Happiness - Sting *bit tongue in cheek that last one!*



Must dash,



mc x

Morning all



LOVELY RITA ~(METER MAID)



I WALK THE LINE (yellow) - JOHNNY CASH



WALK ON BY - DIONNE WARWICK

Hi again Simon and Blogpoppets



Traffic warden oldies, here's mine....



CHASING CARS ~ Drive



ROAD ~ Nick Drake



TICKET TO RIDE ~ The Beatles



DOUBLE YELLOW LINES ~ The View



DRIVER'S SEAT ~ Sniff 'n' the Tears



ROAD RAGE ~ Catatonia



YELLOW ~ Coldplay

You turn your back for 5 minutes..............



LOVELY RITA – THE BEATLES



TICKET TO RIDE – THE BEATLES



GO NOW – THE MOODY BLUES



YOU REALLY GOT ME – THE KINKS



JW

Good morning Simon, team, NYM, and firm-handshaking bloggers,



Thanks for the mensh last night for Simon Smith and his Amazing Dancing Bear. Still not entirely sure about Mr Major. And can’t quite believe he ever had it in him to be PM.



#trafficwardenoldies



Well, you have to start here....



LOVELY RITA – Beatles



YELLOW BRICK ROAD – Elton John



KNEW YOU WERE WAITING FOR ME – George Michael & Aretha Franklin



DEVIL IN DISGUISE - Elvis

Good Morning Simon and Blogland People



Sounds like you have had a busy morning Simon!



DON'T BE CRUEL - ELVIS



I GOT YOUR NUMBER WRITTEN ON THE BACK OF MY HAND - THE JAGS



THORN IN MY SIDE - THE EURYTHMICS



THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR WALKING - NANCY SINATRA



TICKET TO RIDE - THE BEATLES



Off for a much needed coffee....................

YOU BETTER MOVE ON - ROLLING STONES

Good Morning Simon, Team and Blogpoppets



I wasn't going to play, as I have already had a mensh this week. But can I just slip in:



CHASING CARS - Snow Patrol



~X~

IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE - Tavares (shhhh, don't tell Billie but it's better than the TT version)



WAITING ON A FRIEND - Rolling Stones



ALWAYS THERE - Incognito

A quick pop by for tunes. Back later for conversation.



Lovely Rita (meter maid) – The Beatles

Heart of Stone – The Rolling Stones

Man in Black – Johnny Cash

Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol

It Only Takes a Minute – Take That

It’s Too Late – Carol King

Not Ready to Make Nice – Dixie Chicks

Ticket to Ride – The Beatles



PS - I love musicals :)

Morning folks. Traffic wardens... hmmm:



Lovely Rita (Meter Maid) - The Beatles



Hit the Highway - The Proclaimers



Where is the Love? - Donny Hathaway



Takin' It to the Streets - Doobie Brothers



Out of Time - Chris Farlowe



Happy Hump!

Morning all



Not much time today, so have already tweeted:



LOVELY RITA - The Beatles



I'm a big musicals fan, so will look forward to hearing Ruthie Henshall tonight - didn't realise she had book out (it must be coming up to C*****mas!)



T x

Oh, hello, is it still morning? Twas a beautiful bright and frosty morning when I took the dogs out along the river, the robins were lining my route with their Autumnal fanfare and life was truly splendid.



I won't babble on as time is tight. I have to agree that an absolute must is



LOVELY RITA - The Beatles



don't think anything else comes close.



Laters maybes x

Morning,



Chasing cars - Snow Patrol



She's got her ticket - Tracy Chapman



Finetime - Cast



Opportunities(lets make lots of money) - Pet Shop Boys



It's yer money, I'm after baby - The Wonder Stuff



Love to hate you - Erasure



Get a Job - The Silhouettes



Behind a painted smile - The Isley Brothers



Yellow - Coldplay



Don't stop - Fleetwood Mac



Panic - The Smiths

Good Morning Each!



'Lovely Rita, Meter Maid' by The Beatles



'Blue Badge Abuser' by Half Man Half Biscuit



'Giggling Gertie, The Laughing Traffic Warden' by Bernard Cribbens



'Beside The Yellow Line' by The Avett Brothers



'Can't Park Here' by The Quireboys



'Waiting For My Chance To Come' by Noah And The Whale (For That Warden that hasn't met his daily quota)



'The Policeman's Little Child' by Earl Shirkey and Roy Harper

#3 Silly me... just realised I mixed up two songs in my list and meant to say....



CHASING CARS ~ Snow Patrol



DRIVE ~ The Cars

Good Morning All;





Oldie suggestions...



TICKET TO RIDE - THE BEATLES



WE CARE A LOT - FAITH NO MORE (for the lyrics 'It's a dirty job, but someone's gotta do it...)



STOP - ERASURE



CARS - GARY NUMAN



DRIVE - THE CARS



SPEED DEMON - MICHAEL JACKSON



ROAD RAGE - CATATONIA



INSTANT KARMA - JOHN LENNON



CRASH - THE PRIMITIVES



Back for blog chat later, if I get the chance, the twins have a school inset day today *Sigh*

Morning again



Some great tunes already can I add in the mix



THE BEATLES - CAN'T BUT ME LOVE



SQUEEZE - UP THE JUNCTION



SNAP - THE POWER



THE DRIFTERS - YOU'RE MORE THAN A NUMBER IN MY LITTLE RED BOOK!



and also just to repeat what I put on the old blog, I've now set up the Sheffield blog meet as an event on our group on FB, so if you're going or would like to, please indicate appropriately



Cheers



A

Good morning Simon & fellow bloggers (again)



I’m not here. Worse than traffic wardens I have the VAT man with me today.



Some of these tweeted earlier as I didn’t know if I would be here but I’ve left him with piles (of paper)





Rip It Up – Orange Juice



Easy Money – Nick Cave



Strolling Down the Highway – Bert Jansch



Lovely Rita – The Beatles



Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol



Walk Away – Franz Ferdinand



Hit The Highway – The Proclaimers



I Love a Man in Uniform – Gang of Four



Parklife – Blur

ANYONE WHO HAD A HEART - CILLA BLACK

BAD DAY - Daniel Powter



or Rebecca might remember this song of the same name from 1983



BAD DAY - Carmel



That's m'lot. See you later.

Hi All



Thought John Major came across as a really nice person last evening. Need more like him in the current cabinet.



Cars - Gary Newman

Don't stop me now - Queen

Dont turn around - Aswad

Drive by - Train

DRiving in my car - Madness

Out of time - Blur

Street Spirit - Radiohead

Sympathy for the devil - Rolling Stones

The man who cant be moved- The Script

Oooh glad you made it Simon. Lovely blog apu. Our before school morning wasn't quite as jovial today. The younger child has had a bit of an upset this week and is trying the 'I feel sick' tack, and because I won't give in, he got himself so wound up he's nearly hysterical. I'd like nothing better than to take him home and snuggle him up in his duvet in front of the tv but know that's not the answer... :( Feeling a tad distracted today :(



Anyhoo, no melancholy allowed round here so I'd like to suggest:-



WHO'S GONNA DRIVE YOU HOME, THE CARS



Off to find the thinking cap and hope to be back later :)



~ xx

Hi Simon and everyone



Many thanks for my mention yesterday for the Wang Chung toon, I was just leaving the Rubery Bypass up to J4 on M5 when I heard it. And warmest congratties to everyone else.



1. LOVELY RITA - Beatles

2. TICKET TO RIDE - Beatles

3. OUT OF TIME - Chris Farlowe

4. ONE FINE DAY - The Chiffons

5. WALKING AWAY - Craig David

6. STOP! - Sam Brown

7. TOO MUCH TOO LITTLE TOO LATE - Johnny Mathis and Deniece Williams

8. ALONE AGAIN NATURALLY - Gilbert o Suliivan

9. CHASING CARS - Snow Patrol

10. I AM THE BEAT - The Look



Have a nice Wednesday



Mandy ;)

#19 amelia - hahahaha, like the addition of (of paper)



#17 Blogger Zo - top tune, I must second



WE CARE A LOT - Faith No More



Not heard that for eons. Must go youtube.



That really is it now, got to go.

You'll like this...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5-i5DqbmdI

#10 Autumn_Gale and #12 Tortie, I'm also a big musicals fan, especially of Les Mis and We Will Rock You, which I've seen many times, also Phantom that I'm going to see a couple of times while it's in Edinburgh, starting tomorrow (because John Owen-Jones is the Phantom)!



Coincidentally I'm going to see Ruthie Hensall in Edinburgh in 'An Evening of Movies and Musicals at Christmas' with John Owen-Jones (Les Mis & Phantom) and Keith Jack (Joseph), a 65-piece orchestra and a community choir. I bought tickets because I love John Owen-Jones, especially when he sings 'Bring Him Home' from Les Mis and he's the current touring Phantom too but I also like Keith Jack and Ruthie!



https://www.usherhall.co.uk/whats-on/other-music/2896/5584/an-evening-of-movies-musicals-at-christmas.html

Morning all



My kerbside collection:



'King Of The Kerb' - Echobelly

'Why Did You Do It' - Stretch

'In The Shadows' - Rasmus

'I Will Follow' - U2

'Nowhere To Run' - Martha and the Vandellas

'Think' - Aretha Franklin

'One Way Or Another' - Blondie

'Unbelievable' - EMF



and one for Dr Mosh:



'Breakin' The Law' - Judas Priest



N x

Did you have a good day meeting your friend in the Big City, Zoe? I hope so, cos when Harry came down to the big smoke, we haven't heard hardly anything of him since!



JW

#28 flo, I'm not a fan of Phantom, but love Les Mis - looking forward to seeing the film version when it's out (with the lovely Hugh Jackman as Valjean!). We're going to see Matilda in London next, looking forward to that too, as the reviews (and Olivier awards) have been good.

Few more:



'Mercy' - Duffy

'Ain't Too Proud To Beg' - The Temptations

'Please Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood' - Santa Esmerelda

Oh Dear, I know someone who won't be too pleased at #12 #27 two mentions of the C word before her October birthday.



Can I also add the ELH last night was putting out a display of............Selection Boxes! We haven't had Hallowe'en yet mateys.

For the times when only bribery will work.....



GONNA MAKE YOU AN OFFER YOU CAN'T REFUSE - Jimmy Helms

#30 Tortie, I'm also lookimng forward to Les Mis film and the lovely Hugh Jackman and I'm really going to Phantom twice, to see John Owen-Jones... also a friend likes Phantom and JLJ, so I bought her a ticket as a 'special' birthday pressie and we're going together to see it on the last night (Sheffield blog meet day, I think)!

Somebody's Watching Me - Rockwell

Welcome back Zoe - do tell all about your adventures yesterday. Whenever I've met on-line people, it's always gone well, but you can't help feeling a bit apprehensive.



Count me in amongst the Les Mis devotees looking forward to Hugh Jackman & Russell Crowe. Less of a 'Phantom' fan and I haven't seen the recent-ish sequel. Although I love the stage productions, and have seen many and varied over the years - including Gary Wilmot in 'Copacabana'(!) my real love is the films of the 30s-60s: Lerner & Lowe particularly of the later period and the Gershwins as interpretted by Fred & Ginger from the earlier. Gigi is my absolute favourite I think....

Morning All,



No chance to blog for a few days, will catch up on happenings as time permits:



'Man Out Of Time' Elvis Costello



Have a good day everybody

hi all



LOVLEY RITA-THE BEATLES



DONT STOP-FLEETWOOD MAC

happy birthday jilly x

I think we can probably take Lovely Rita as given now - and I'm happy to 22nd it, too.



My offering - PARKLIFE by Blur

SUBTERRANEAN HOMESICK BLUES - BOB DYLAN

('Don't follow leaders

Watch the parkin' meters')

Getting a chance to read back...... Toots I'm sorry to hear you had a stressful morning, hopefully it will pass quickly for younger child and he'll get back into the swing.



Florence - I haven't come across John Owen-Jones before - I'll look out for him as you obviously rate him very highly.

#42 Autumn_Gale, apologies for my curt reply to you on last blog but I thought the new blog was going to appear at any second. Yesterday went very well with the Nordic Head Teachers. I think they were suitably impressed with the programme I had put on for them. Showered with Nordic gifts, I arrived home shattered.

A beautiful ride in on Blackie into Horsforth this morning - but starting to get a bit cold on the knuckles. I must admit I did enjoy listening to Mr Major, a fellow cricket fan. if I could add my vote to:



ADELE - CHASING PAVEMENTS



Thank you

NICK LOWE - Little Hitler



SKYHOOKS/IRON MAIDEN - Women in Uniform



YOUSSOU N'DOUR - Seven Seconds ("I was only gone for 7 seconds")



PAUL McCARTNEY - Take It Away

ELH t'internet shopping completed with the aid of Mr Allinson of iPlayerland - it certainly makes it a bit more bearable!



I enjoyed listening to John Major last night, but couldn't help thinking about him and Edwina Curry (ahem!) - that was a bit of a surprise when it came to light.



JW

Jennie, Autumn Gale & Everyone else who wished me well for my London trip - Sorry I couldn't elaborate earlier, but the twins are off school today (inset day) and I'm under a multitude of harassments!



I had an absolutely fantastic day yesterday, and although I was a bit apprehensive about finally meeting my on-line friend from Holland (because you just never know if you'll hit it off with someone face to face, even after chatting on-line for years) Thankfully we got on like the proverbial house on fire, and as she speaks perfect English, I wasn't shown up by my lack of Dutch speaking. We didn't have all that much time together, but we managed to see the Shakespeare exhibition at the British museum, which was very interesting, and we both reminisced about the various productions of Shakespeare plays that we have seen (Dutch productions sound very interesting, including a production of Macbeth done with the actors dressed in Punch and Judy fashion, and with all their movements done puppet style) We also had a walk around Covent garden, and had a meal there before I had to leave to catch my train. She is staying in London for a few days to watch a few plays/musicals.



It's coincidental that blog chat is of musicals, and I'm a big fan, but my Dutch friend and I originally 'met' on-line on a Digital Spy forum, on a thread supporting (the eventual winner of the talent search for a Joseph - Any Dream Will Do) Lee Mead. We then joined a fan forum, and both went to see the musical when it was on at the Adelphi theatre, although not at the same time. We have both drifted away from that fandom over the years, but we both still have a shared love of musicals and stage play productions. We were hoping to see Sweeney Todd together (she's seeing it today) but I couldn't stay for it in the end, because of the twins being off school today *Curses* Anyway, now that we've finally met in person and got on so well, we hope we can meet up again at some point in the future.



On a quick side note, I love to hear about the cultural differences in other countries, and we got talking about traditional sweets (of all things!) I explained that we have many different kinds of boiled sweets like Simon's favourite sherbet lemons etc, and she was telling me of the Dutch love for licorice, or more specifically salty licorice called Salmiak. I tried a Dutch version of Fisherman's Friends which was Salmiak flavoured, it was an 'interesting' taste, that's for sure!



I would say, that of course you always need to be cautious when meeting people you've met on-line, but so far I've had only lovely experiences of meeting blogpoppets, and other folks that I've met on-line through fan forums.



I haven't had the chance to listen again to last night's DT, maybe tomorrow, if I get time. I'm mostly allergic to Tories, but I always thought that John Major was amongst the best of a bad lot!



Oh, and finally... Autumn Gale - Gigi is one of my favourite musicals too, along with Singin' In The Rain and Les Miserables. :-)

Well....it has to be:



GIVE ME JUST A LITTLE MORE TIME - Chairman of the board/ or Kylie version I guess

So much for being free to come out to play today.



Autumn Gale, thank you so much. I'm sure he will be soon. His PE teacher rang today and said he'll have a word with him tomorrow.



Not sure about John Major as a politician but I did enjoy the interview last night. He seemed very knowledgeable about his subject and spoke more warmly than I would have imagined. I wonder what it was like growing up with a dad who was so much older - 65 years old when JM was born - and so poorly too.



Blogger Zo - what a lovely day you had and much deserved. Hope your day isn't too bad.



I don't mind musicals and thoroughly enjoyed a local youth theatre's production of Les Mis a couple of years ago. However, I much prefer a good play and, living in the sticks, have loved seeing NT Live productions that are broadcast in cinemas. One Man, Two Guvnors with James Corden was excellent. A colleague and I are to be in the big smoke soon for a training course and after the course we're planning a trip to the theatre; not sure what we'll see yet but I'd love to see War Horse.



Anyhoo, grindstone can't be left for too long so better get back to it.



Toodles for now,



~ xx

I enjoy a good musical too - we've seen 'We will rock you' twice, went to 'Lion King' for my last 'special' birthday, I love Les Mis (my choir has performed a medley of the songs), and I thought the stage version of 'Mama Mia' was far better than the film... And there are others that I've enjoyed too. My daughter and I are quite excited at the news that there is to be a musical based on the songs of the Spice Girls... I don't expect Mr B will be accompanying us on that particular trip...



;o)



#23 Toots, sorry to hear about the problems with your younger boy. Chin up, m'lovely *hugs*



#47 Glad you enjoyed your day out Zoe. I've met various online friends, and on the whole it has been a positive experience. Of course you need to be a bit cautious, but having the thing in common that brought you together in the first place is a good starting point.



~X~

2 more and then its back to work:



I GET AROUND - Beach Boys

and, if we are allowed ironic suggestions....



SHINY HAPPY PEOPLE - REM....

SW is playing Sugar Baby Love as I type. There is a God!! Hee hee

Shona - Nordic gifts....sounds intriguing. I know what I'd like as a Nordic gift - somewhere around 6'4" and blond ;) Glad you had a good day with them.



Zoe - so glad to hear you had a great day. It sounds like you were busy too.

On the musical front, I always preferred plays at the theatre. However, I went to see Mama Mia in London and thought it was brilliant and like Deebee says, far better than the film.



I also saw another one in London years ago but I've forgotten the name of it (senior moment here). The one with Happy Talk in it?



Rightie ho.......catch you later......the field awaits and so does a late finish ;((

#53 Had to hang around for another 3 minutes to giggle at your post Autumn_Gale. XX



Also to say to Zoe that I'm glad she had a lovely time in London - you deserved it lady!

RBS - sorry I didn't mention in my previous post - I was thinking of Nordic knitwear when I read of your gifts but I much prefer Autumn Gale's idea.



Deebee - hello m' Lovely. thank you. I'm sure he'll be bouncing around happy as Larry by the time he gets home this afty.



~ xx

#46 -JW, I was thinking nearly the same as I listened to Majors and what possessed him to do so. She has gotten so much mileage out of that long ago trist.



Good suggestions everyone and good luck!



LB,x

#54 Happy Talk is in South Pacific, Shona.



Glad you had a wonderful day Zoe. You certainly deserve it



JW

#53 LOL! Can I have one too, please...



;o)



#54 I think you're thinking of South Pacific, Shona



~X~

Thanks to Shona 'Disco 2000' has now been replaced in my head by 'Happy Talk'



:o)

#60 - me too, thank you Shona and Deebs :) xx



~

Afternoon all and greetings from deepest Pudsey!



Not posted much lately but I did last week regarding my Mum. Well mum passed away on Friday and myself and the family are obviously still coming to terms with our loss. Bit traumatic this week as the coroner wanted to open an enquiry a kind of mini inquest. That is happening tomorrow at 9.30am and hopefully will not take long. Trying to get on with stuff but obviously some days are better than others!



Tune for today has to be The Beatles with Lovely Rita.



GB

#62 Simon, I'm so sorry to hear your sad news.



My thoughts are with you.



Mrs B xx

#62 - SW - very sorry to read your sad news. Hope all goes as well as possible tomorrow. Thinking of you and yours.



~ xx

Gotta go - nearly home time - yippee!



Will be tuned in at 5 :)



Laters sweet p'taters :) xx

I am so sorry to hear your news, Simon. My thoughts are with you and your family - hope it all goes as well as possible tomorrow. x



JW

#62 So sorry to hear of your loss SW - my thoughts are also with you.



~X~

*62 Hope tomorrow morning isn't too painful for you. Take care

#62 So sorry to see this note SW. Hope tomorrow goes as well as possible for you all.

X

#62 my sympathies to you and your family SW. Best wishes for tomorrow.

#62 - SW - can I echo the thoughts of everyone else at this difficult time.

#62 Simon, I'm so sorry to hear your sad news... best wishes for tomorrow.

Off to a parents' meeting shortly. Hope there's lots of menshes - missed the first one but I'm guessing it was Lovely Rita.

Simon please accept my condolences at this time. Can I also add that everything goes as well as it can tomorrow. Thinking of you. x

#42 Autumn_Gale, John Owen-Jones is my favourite Jean Valjean and is probably my favourite Phantom too and when I first saw him about 14 years ago, I think he was said to be the youngest ever to play the part of Valjean and has played it (and the Phantom) several times since, including on Broadway.



I have also met him twice and found him to be a really nice, friendly, warm person, exactly how Colin Firth was when he was here for 12 days filming 'The Railway Man' and Colin was so nice with all the locals and seemed to like giving hugs too! ;o)



Talking of Colin Firth, he was in the Mama Mia film and I agree with Deebee, it was better on the stage but I like to watch the 'feelgood' film occasionally!



Here's John Owen-Jones singing 'Bring Him Home' as himself, but obviously there is more emotion when he's actually in Les Mis playing Valjean!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrH-94ef4NY

Well done to Daisy's Dad for 'Lovely Rita' and Molly Coddle for 'I Won't Back Down' (remembered to include song titles for Mo)!

Thank you for choosing 'Chasing Cars.' I've not heard it before and it's really rather good.

Just back from a shopping trip after work - nothing exciting, just a few bits and pieces my daughter needed for Uni. Heard Molly Coddle's double mensh for 'I won't back down' - well done! Did anyone get one for 'Chasing Cars'? Missed it - I didn't particularly want the mensh but I do like the song.



~X~

Simon, I'm so sorry for your loss and my condolences to you and family. I hope tomorrow goes smoothly and quickly, for all of you.



Gentle hugs,

LB, x

#78 Deebee, I also love Chasing Cars and I don't know if you knew of Colin McRae, the Scottish rally driver, who was tagically killed in his helicopter about four years ago... my son who is into all things racing, went to his funeral service (listening outside with thousands of other rally fans) and Snow Patrol's 'Chasing Cars' was played as it was one of Colin's favourite songs, so when I hear it, it always reminds me of Colin McRae.



https://image.eurotuner.com/f/editorials/colin-mcrae/7157945+w700+cr1+re0+ar1/colin-mcrae-in-action.jpg

Deebee, I hope you're watching The One Show!! ;o)

Well done to all the menschees - and was that you under your Sunday name that sent a text/email which was read out when Ruthie Henshall was being interviewed, Florence?



JW

Simon, so sorry to learn of your mum's passing. My thoughts are with you. X



#56 I couldn't think who RBS was and kept re reading your post to try and make sense of it. Then suddenly realised I was RBS. What a plonker!



Didn't hear too much of the show due to late finish and life things but I did hear Flo under her Sunday name getting a text read out. And I smiled. Mr W thought I had other things on my mind ~}



Won't see you at all tomorrow - off to a big field called Glasgow all day.



Be good! XX

Have good evenings all



See you tomorrow



JW

Simon, sorry to hear of your loss, my thoughts are with you and your family

Simon, my thoughts are with you at this difficult time.



Flo - assuming we are allowed to mention Sunday names, nice email!



Shona, my dear, hope you has a good evening!!



As for meeting folk for online. I was terrified / mortified / embarrassed when I first did it 7 years ago. It has always been positive for me (well except for Shona obviously*). Not kept in touch with everyone but some folk have become really good friends.



*joking just in case anyone was wondering, Shona is lovely & mostly harmless & giggles as well as I do. Deebee on the other hand I am terrified of meeting

#82 Jennie and Amelia, yes that was my message Simon read out about seeing Ruthie and more importantly, John Owen-Jones. From what I thought she had said, after Simon had asked her if this show is to tour, it sounds like it's going to be a one-off show.



https://www.usherhall.co.uk/whats-on/other-music/2896/5584/an-evening-of-movies-musicals-at-christmas.html

Hello poppets, long time no see but I'm lurking and keeping an eye on you all! ;)



I just wanted to poop by quickly to wish the lovely GAZZA a VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 21 again? ;)





Also, whilst I'm here, my thoughts and condolences are with you Simon x



Take care all x

Good morning all,



Lovely to see you, Jilly.



I won't be around much today, but I just wanted to say:



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HAPPY 40th BIRTHDAY GAZZA



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Wishing everyone a wonderful day whatever you are all up to,



mc x

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