We piss anywhere man..... Surely, surely that one will go down in the history books



ROCKMAN

On a worldwide, household name basis, Jack The Ripper is a far bigger part of England's history. That's why he's buried at Westminster Abbey.

Yes, Colonial, I can't remember most of prime ministers of your country (or mine) And I can easily remember Mick Jagger.

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Yes, Colonial, I can't remember most of prime ministers of your country (or mine) And I can easily remember Mick Jagger.

Shezeboss..Rule of Thumb is ya' ask the average person on the street whats the first few things that come to mind when ya' think of England and The Stones would be in most peoples Top 10 answers just about everytime. That gives ya' a pretty good idea where something sits in history

My TOP 10 answers would look something like this..

1-The Royal Family
2-Famous Buildings
3-Soccer
4-Rolls Royce..Jaguar..Aston Martin
5-The Rolling Stones
6-The Beatles
7-James Bond
8-Coronation Street
9-Cups of Tea
10-Fish'n'Chips

Pippa

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Pippa

MaxsKansasCity..Honestly I just can't understand what all the fuss is about that girl..theres better looking girls working down at my local supermarket

Pippa is hot

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Pippa

MaxsKansasCity..Honestly I just can't understand what all the fuss is about that girl..theres better looking girls working down at my local supermarket

....and that is why we have vanilla, strawberry, cheesecake, vodka and rum.... and beer.



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it's topics like these that make me wonder about colonial's mental state. you think the stones are a "BIG" part of England's history? you do realize that England's history goes back centuries and centuries, right? if you want to include an artistic contribution to the history of England, i would say The Beatles are a part of that history. but The Stones? not as much. certainly not "BIG".

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Pippa is hot

and everyone knows that Hans is never wrong... so that is all the evidence we need.



but what the heck...... look examine some more.








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LOL Max, you are making IORR Tell Me a BIG part of Stones history

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LOL Max, you are making IORR Tell Me a BIG part of Stones history

PS

BTW the "Pippa is hot" expression, I actually stole it from Rockman. I hope he will forgive me

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BTW the "Pippa is hot" expression, I actually stole it from Rockman. I hope he will forgive me

and everyone knows that Rockman is never wrong... so that is all the evidence we need.

but..... lets examine some more.....

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Yes, Colonial, I can't remember most of prime ministers of your country (or mine) And I can easily remember Mick Jagger.

Shezeboss..Rule of Thumb is ya' ask the average person on the street whats the first few things that come to mind when ya' think of England and The Stones would be in the first few answers just about everytime

Only if the 'average person on the street' around the world is educationally sub-normal.

hope he will forgive me ......

Rolling Hansie ... AHHH Great ta see her in da spotlight again ... Totally Forgiven ole son ...



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Totally Forgiven ole son

Thanks mate

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England, once the hub of a mighty empire, is now part of Rolling Stones history.

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Yes, Colonial, I can't remember most of prime ministers of your country (or mine) And I can easily remember Mick Jagger.

Shezeboss..Rule of Thumb is ya' ask the average person on the street whats the first few things that come to mind when ya' think of England and The Stones would be in most peoples Top 10 answers just about everytime. That gives ya' a pretty good idea where something sits in history

My TOP 10 answers would look something like this..

1-The Royal Family
2-Famous Buildings
3-Soccer
4-Rolls Royce..Jaguar..Aston Martin
5-The Rolling Stones
6-The Beatles
7-James Bond
8-Coronation Street
9-Cups of Tea
10-Fish'n'Chips

What about Winston Churchill and bad teeth?

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Yes, Colonial, I can't remember most of prime ministers of your country (or mine) And I can easily remember Mick Jagger.

Shezeboss..Rule of Thumb is ya' ask the average person on the street whats the first few things that come to mind when ya' think of England and The Stones would be in most peoples Top 10 answers just about everytime. That gives ya' a pretty good idea where something sits in history

My TOP 10 answers would look something like this..

1-The Royal Family
2-Famous Buildings
3-Soccer
4-Rolls Royce..Jaguar..Aston Martin
5-The Rolling Stones
6-The Beatles
7-James Bond
8-Coronation Street
9-Cups of Tea
10-Fish'n'Chips

What about Winston Churchill and bad teeth?

And H.P.sauce and Shepherd's Pie....(& Shakespeare & Stratford-upon-avon)



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Recorded music is relatively recent so it's hard to say where they'll stand historically.

Although one amusing thing I learned about the Beatles: United Artists wanted the movie A HARD DAY'S NIGHT to be released in June because they feared the entire Beatles fad would be over and done with by the end of that summer.

So it's hard to predict these things.

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Yes, Colonial, I can't remember most of prime ministers of your country (or mine) And I can easily remember Mick Jagger.

Shezeboss..Rule of Thumb is ya' ask the average person on the street whats the first few things that come to mind when ya' think of England and The Stones would be in most peoples Top 10 answers just about everytime. That gives ya' a pretty good idea where something sits in history

My TOP 10 answers would look something like this..

1-The Royal Family
2-Famous Buildings
3-Soccer
4-Rolls Royce..Jaguar..Aston Martin
5-The Rolling Stones
6-The Beatles
7-James Bond
8-Coronation Street
9-Cups of Tea
10-Fish'n'Chips

What about Winston Churchill and bad teeth?

And Cliff Richard. Far more successful in the UK & over a greater time-span than any other act: he was having number 1's 4 years before the RS were even formed, had his last number 1 in 1999 & his last top 3 hit as recent as 2007. The Rolling Stones & Paul McCartney haven't come even close to having his success over the past couple of decades.

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Yes, Colonial, I can't remember most of prime ministers of your country (or mine) And I can easily remember Mick Jagger.

Shezeboss..Rule of Thumb is ya' ask the average person on the street whats the first few things that come to mind when ya' think of England and The Stones would be in most peoples Top 10 answers just about everytime. That gives ya' a pretty good idea where something sits in history

My TOP 10 answers would look something like this..

1-The Royal Family
2-Famous Buildings
3-Soccer
4-Rolls Royce..Jaguar..Aston Martin
5-The Rolling Stones
6-The Beatles
7-James Bond
8-Coronation Street
9-Cups of Tea
10-Fish'n'Chips

What about Winston Churchill and bad teeth?

And H.P.sauce and Shepherd's Pie....(& Shakespeare & Stratford-upon-avon)

...and Stonehenge and crop circles and Henry VIII, and the Magna Carta and the Norman Conquest and Oxford and Cambridge and Eaton and Cricket.

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Shezeboss
Yes, Colonial, I can't remember most of prime ministers of your country (or mine) And I can easily remember Mick Jagger.

Shezeboss..Rule of Thumb is ya' ask the average person on the street whats the first few things that come to mind when ya' think of England and The Stones would be in most peoples Top 10 answers just about everytime. That gives ya' a pretty good idea where something sits in history

My TOP 10 answers would look something like this..

1-The Royal Family
2-Famous Buildings
3-Soccer
4-Rolls Royce..Jaguar..Aston Martin
5-The Rolling Stones
6-The Beatles
7-James Bond
8-Coronation Street
9-Cups of Tea
10-Fish'n'Chips

What about Winston Churchill and bad teeth?

71Tele..Quite often I get told that Americans are very envious of British history..and I think that is very true

Mars Bars .......
Yeah Yeah myth but still crack-up when I see 'em ....Yeah crack-up



ROCKMAN

Quite often I get told that Americans are very envious of British history..and I think that is very true


hahaAHAHAHAAHAHhahaahhHAHAHAHAHAHAHAahahaha



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71Tele..Quite often I get told that Americans are very envious of British history..and I think that is very true


That is absolutely correct. British history is grand and glorious. Some mistakes along the way, but a marvelous history!

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Yes, Colonial, I can't remember most of prime ministers of your country (or mine) And I can easily remember Mick Jagger.

Shezeboss..Rule of Thumb is ya' ask the average person on the street whats the first few things that come to mind when ya' think of England and The Stones would be in most peoples Top 10 answers just about everytime. That gives ya' a pretty good idea where something sits in history

My TOP 10 answers would look something like this..

1-The Royal Family
2-Famous Buildings
3-Soccer
4-Rolls Royce..Jaguar..Aston Martin
5-The Rolling Stones
6-The Beatles
7-James Bond
8-Coronation Street
9-Cups of Tea
10-Fish'n'Chips

What about Winston Churchill and bad teeth?

And H.P.sauce and Shepherd's Pie....(& Shakespeare & Stratford-upon-avon)

...and Stonehenge and crop circles and Henry VIII, and the Magna Carta and the Norman Conquest and Oxford and Cambridge and Eaton and Cricket.

Which I went to last week before travelling 15 miles further onto Salisbury Cathedral which houses the best condition copy left. The curator in the Chapter House where it's kept was mortally offended when my friend suggested it looked like a photocopy............"I'll have you know this is nearly 800 years old".......We had to appease her with...."Ahhh, only joking, it's lovely". ...Seriously, that is one impressive piece of litrature, besides the content the caligraphy is breathtaking.



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71Tele..Quite often I get told that Americans are very envious of British history..and I think that is very true


That is absolutely correct. British history is grand and glorious. Some mistakes along the way, but a marvelous history!

and you are absolutely delusional, there is a difference between appreciation and being envious....


Now I realize that whats-his-name created this entire thread to make that one snide comment.

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71Tele..Quite often I get told that Americans are very envious of British history..and I think that is very true


That is absolutely correct. British history is grand and glorious. Some mistakes along the way, but a marvelous history!

and you are absolutely delusional, there is a difference between appreciation and being envious....


Now I realize that whats-his-name created this entire thread to make that one snide comment.

MaxsKanasCity..To think Rolling Stone fans use to be such a carefree and easy going lot..Rrr they were the good old days..whats happened?.
Maybe I should do a thread on that one