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Bones F

About Me

I don't know where the fook I live. By post it is Worsley, Manchester. By a bearded taxi driver it is Walkden, Salford. I've looked at a map and in 1816 it was Upper Worsley, but I have a new map which is older than the other one that says I live in Engine Fold. That's what it was called in 1690. All I know is that my cousin Joost from Canada (Paschedaele was a great film and I'm glad that the Canadian's efforts and sacrifice in The Great War has been given the tribute it deserves. i just wish that the film had been hyped more. Britain owes so much to Canada that I think Canada should be called Sir Canada. The reason we all wear poppies on Nov 11 is because of the poem that John MaCrea wrote "In Flanders fields" ) traced our family history back to 1650 and all my ancestors have done is doss around with cotton. (apart from my uncle Stan who decided to kill someone on a whim - maybe Stan was bored cos he didn't the have the interuptions that older members of my family had- 3 of my great grandads were rudeley interupted by General Kitchener and I remember my grandad moaning about the Nazis bombing Salford docks whilst he was trying to have a cup of tea. I love playing various instruments. I am passionate about sharks (especially the Carcharinus Luecus as I've caught one and he said to me "You win this time, Fowler!" I didn't even know we were in a competition, but we are good friends now so that is irrelevent. I regret a lot of things that I have done and am willing to make up for them if you would only give me the chance. I didn't mean to kill that Elvis impersonator, I meant to kill the Cliff Richard impersonater. I believe in Ghosts, UFOs, Frankenstien, Godzilla and other outlandish biengs. Dracula is a taj too far. I don't understand films like Halloween and Friday the 13th cos the baddie is just a bloke with a knife. Why doesn't anyone just get themselves a knife and have a go back? Personally I'd tell my nextdoor neighbour, Adam, that there is a nutter on the loose and that we should either ring the police or wait for him to come and then batter him. Either way it's not much skin off my back. I can't speak for Adam, but I'm sure he'd agree. A nuclear war would be a problem though. I have my bomb shelter under my house. Ask Lisa. I only have 1 can of tomato soup in it and a litre of water in it at the moment. (The water is in an R Whites bottle - does water go off? I'm fucked after nuclear war if it does). The fundamental error is that if a Nuclear bomb does go off over Manchester (Fuckers!!! Who did that!!), My house will fall down blocking my escape route. Mind you after getting forced to watch "Threads" in school I reckon that all things rampant should be the first port of call. Mind you, I'm not sure that a fruity fruiton could be possible with the knowledge of your imminent death playing on your mind. I love cats. They are proper smug. Silly little things if you think about it. They are the opposite of dogs, according to the children St Gilbert's primary school, Eccles. I saw that on Granada reports. Children are the future that bloke out of Krypton Factor said. I fookin hope so! When the captain of your school football team gets his legs and arm blown off in a country you don't care about you think Zippy should be prime minister.Boomshanka

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Member Since: 11/01/2007
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Influences: The smiths, Mozzer, The Happy Mondays, Bradford, Adorable, Polak, Lupe, Donovan, Bert Jansch, The Moody Blues, Joy Division, Fink, Pentangle, Ralph McTell, Dave Corbett, John Renbourne, Nick Drake, In Debt, Jason Faulkner, Danny Short, The Rival Folks, Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds, Matt Monro, Paul McGann as Percy Toplis, Laurel & Hardy, Tom Waits, Inspiral Carpets,Creedance C R, American Music Club, Rufus Wainright, Curiosity Killed the Cat, Eddie Elgar, Big Arm, The Wild Chapitoolas, John Williams, Roger Waters, Warren Zevon, Bladdered Dad, Sam Cooke, The Eagles, Ivor Novello, The Peddlers (a funky 60's band from Salford - they are ace - try & find them on T'inernet if you get a chance), Wet Paint, Angela Morley, Mrs Mills, Procol Harem, Wonder Stuff, Ned's Atomic Dustbin, New FADS, Wedding Present, Vera Lynn, King of the Slums, Ride, The Sugarcubes, James,Mark Thomas..............etc
Record Label: Unsigned

My Blog

Sunny Salford

I new these twins called Janine and Nicola who lived in a foster home in Salford. Nicola had seribal paulsy (however you spell it). They had been looked after by their older brother until, when they w...
Posted by on Sat, 09 May 2009 04:53:00 GMT

My Magic Boot

I made that song up 17 fookin' years ago when I was at school. I could only play 2 chords at the time - thats why the song only has 2 chords in it.17 YEARS AGO!! FOOOOOOOOK!! I'M TOOO OLD!!  That...
Posted by on Sat, 13 Sep 2008 15:09:00 GMT

Go on

Politicians are being terminally shite at the moment. Did "The Powers That Be" every get forced to watch "Threads" or "The Day After" when they were in school like we did?&nbs...
Posted by on Sat, 30 Aug 2008 13:46:00 GMT

Go! Anthony! Go!!!!!

I watched a program called Sally Jessie Raphael or something ages ago. There was this really top big fat African/American bloke on it called Anthony - a proper nice bloke. He thought he was on the sho...
Posted by on Sat, 26 Jul 2008 10:28:00 GMT

Cockers Mule

Cocker's Mule is a true story: Mr Cocker was a bloke that owned a saw mill in Walkden His family ran it from about 1860 - 1940. He had a trusty mule that he didn't give a name to, so the local "Wogdin...
Posted by on Fri, 18 Jul 2008 22:17:00 GMT

Fun in the Underground

A drunken song I made up for a laugh before a family party. I wanted to see if I could convince all the old folks that it was a 2nd World War song that they should know. They all l...
Posted by on Sat, 07 Jun 2008 09:41:00 GMT

Fluke

My nextdoor neighbours had a dog called Rolo. He was a beautiful chocolate retriever - he was funny as fook. A right dopey dog! He was proper clever though!(if you don't mind a 6 foot tongue!) He'd&nb...
Posted by on Sat, 19 Apr 2008 13:38:00 GMT

London to Manchester

My Big Bro Fat Hammond lives in London. On one of my visits to him we drunk a bottle of aftershave thinking it was metaxa (4am - even the sherry was gone). The next day I had to drive home to the MCR...
Posted by on Sat, 07 Jul 2007 11:52:00 GMT

Century Sentries

I'd had the main riff of this tune in my head for about 10 years but couldn't think of a chorus. With a bit of luck good old Danny Short turned up and made  the bridge and chorus. It was recorde...
Posted by on Mon, 12 Feb 2007 09:44:00 GMT

6 Foot Above

I was totally skint at one point and was forced into taking a job at a funeral service picking up dead people. I hated every moment of the 6 months I worked there. Every morning I shat myself thinking...
Posted by on Sat, 20 Jan 2007 08:24:00 GMT