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handcock wrote: ↑Fri Oct 10, 2025 11:22 am we’ve been thinking of making the slow transition to schemes

Maybe you could bridge the transition with a ‘ploy’ Charlie.
In fact you might even be able to squeeze in a couple of ‘ruses’

vharcq1 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 08, 2025 7:58 pm

WillyBass wrote: ↑Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:48 am Do you guys have a recommended track list for both the EPs together? As you said they can be considered 1 piece of work and all that jazz

1+5+1=7

….and “seven & seven is”. That’s it, you’ve cracked the code - it was an obscure nod to Arthur Lee and his band ‘Love’

Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene…please don’t take Charlie Han just because you can

Well done Neil - brilliant session

As a child Joe’s favourite number was ‘88’. This changed to ‘69’ in his mid-teens. Are you able to spot any patterns within these two numbers - aside of the on set of delinquency - and maybe then even predict what his next favourite number will be? Knowing Joe, his brain will only deteriorate over t ...

As a child Joe’s favourite number was ‘88’. This changed to ‘69’ in his mid-teens.

Are you able to spot any patterns within these two numbers - aside of the on set of delinquency - and maybe then even predict what his next favourite number will be?

Kevin Ayers pretending to be Joe

Bill with bleached hair = 1974 Lou Reed

I am in need of some book recommendations. Either fiction/non-fiction, but something which is fairly light as I am an extremely slow reader and take a long time to digest words. Anything involving music, films, 1960s America, Robert De Niro or detectives should go down well. No complicated plots ...

Please come to Salisbury. It may be the most irrelevant place in the UK but it's literally a good place please come here One of our members actually grew up near Salisbury, so it can't be that irrelevant surely? Neil …don’t forget that the Cathedral has a spire that is reputedly 123 metres high 😃