The Compers Inn - Part 29

MARTINS_DOLL

Amilucky? wrote: »

Here's my last song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-XQ26KePUQ

Good night and god bless it's been a pleasure to be in your company tonight :beer:

Ditto Amilucky, and all ... :beer:
Good night, God Bless

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHr7Bz1IrBE

'twas my one of my beloved Uncle Alberts favs, he loved Bing Crosby!

Lost him in 1999 RIP Alby

Love you always. God Bless sweetheart.
xxx

MARTINS_DOLL

Amilucky? wrote: »

This record came out in 1979 just before we where married

I have to add that thirty one years on we are still in love and are still very happy together despite the difficulties

I was married too in 1979, but the marriage failed unfortunatly.

My youngest child had terrible health problems, along with financial difficulties...Thanks to the Thatcher reign....

P*xy Thatcher is all I'll say on this one... She destroyed me and my family... :mad:

Amilucky?

MARTINS_DOLL wrote: »

Ditto Amilucky, and all ... :beer:
Good night, God Bless

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHr7Bz1IrBE

'twas my one of my beloved Uncle Alberts favs, he loved Bing Crosby!

Lost him in 1999 RIP Alby

Love you always. God Bless sweetheart.
xxx

Your uncle Albert had great taste in music bing Crosby was not only a great crooner but also a fantastic actor

and one of my favourite films of all time is "The Bells of St Mary's"

I am sure that he has found his pace in heaven along with the other :A's of this world

Good night and God bless MD xxx

jeanmd

MARTINS_DOLL wrote: »

P*xy Thatcher is all I'll say on this one... She destroyed me and my family... :mad:

Ahh, I remember it well. I feel sorry for the young idealistic people of today who wasn't married with a mortgage during her 'rain' I worry greatly about the speed of the cuts this government seems to have the need for. Poor old Cleg is just happy to be sharing the bed.

MARTINS_DOLL

Amilucky? wrote: »

Your uncle Albert had great taste in music bing Crosby was not only a great crooner but also a fantastic actor

and one of my favourite films of all time is "The Bells of St Mary's"

I am sure that he has found his pace in heaven along with the other :A's of this world

Good night and God bless MD xxx

Am in tears now hunni, as I was almost weened with The bells of St Mary's in my heart,

Thank you so very much for being you. A real little angel on earth.

God Bless you also.
xxx

mjm3346

jeanmd wrote: »

Ahh, I remember it well. I feel sorry for the young idealistic people of today who wasn't married with a mortgage during her 'rain' I worry greatly about the speed of the cuts this government seems to have the need for. Poor old Cleg is just happy to be sharing the bed.

I think it's unfortunate that the LibDems did not get more seats then they could have gone with either party and had much more say in things.

Amilucky?

MARTINS_DOLL wrote: »

I was married too in 1979, but the marriage failed unfortunatly.

My youngest child had terrible health problems, along with financial difficulties...Thanks to the Thatcher reign....

P*xy Thatcher is all I'll say on this one... She destroyed me and my family... :mad:

Didn't she ruin nearly everyone's life people are still suffering today because of what she did when she was prime minister

she left decades of misery :mad:

and it looks like her ghost has returned in David Cameron who despite all of his new claptrap is just a thatherite in disguise

the only ones to benefit from the precent recession are the mega rich and the bankers because they rule the country

it appears to break down like this these days

Mega rich + bankers
Goverment
Monarchy
Middle Class
Working Class
Lower Working Class

and god help you if you are at the bottom of the list because you will suffer and pay the most despite what the present government say's

Amilucky?

Ok I was going to bed but MD has woken me up again with her post so here's a track by Pink Floyd
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1172217534500581920#

mjm3346

These comments

Before the print was dry on the Daily Telegraph, Lord Young was offering his “profound” apologies, after claiming the majority of British people had “never had it so good” since the “so-called recession”.
He said complaints about government spending cuts were coming from “people who think they have a right for the state to support them”.

should not have been not much of a surprise given his past

Margaret Thatcher always had a soft spot for David Young, the businessman who brought some “can do” spirit to the old Department of Trade and Industry.
Baroness Thatcher said of Lord Young: “Other people brought me problems. David brought me solutions.”

Amilucky?

another money song
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1172217534500581920#