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[SmithA]

Don't hold back tell us what you really think 

P.S. i do happen to agree with you

[Bob U]

I might have known you would have an bloody opinion on it Andy.


And yes he did nick it from Phil Lynott, Leicester De Montfort Hall 1976 whilst recording the Live and Dangerous album if I am not mistaken. But of course the afor mentioned Mr Lynott used the word Irish and not African.

 All I gotta do now is wait for Zarse to tell me I'm wrong.

[pretzel]

And yes he did nick it from Phil Lynott, Leicester De Montfort Hall 1976 whilst recording the Live and Dangerous album if I am not mistaken. But of course the afor mentioned Mr Lynott used the word Irish and not African.

 All I gotta do now is wait for Zarse to tell me I'm wrong.

FWIW I'm certain that the phrase about 'having a little Irish in you' is on the Live and Dangerous album but can't verify the venue, as I regretfully no longer have a copy. It was a good tour though - saw 'em in Gloucester.  Possibly the best gig I have ever been to.

[smokie]

I hate to sound like I'm backtracking here.

I didn't know it was someone else's quote.

And I don't like Lenny Henry any more. He used to be funny though, like many comedians (Harry Hill for instance), until he got "famous". I remember seeing HH at the Edinburgh festival before he got his TV show. Absolutely brilliant. Now? Crap.

[Lorry]

He used to be funny though, like many comedians (Harry Hill for instance), until he got "famous".

Too true.  I saw Henry last year, and the first 20 mins was pretty good then he just ran out of material.

And I suspect that "the little bit of black/irish" is pre Jimmy Tarbuck

[Andy Zarse]

And I suspect that "the little bit of black/irish" is pre Jimmy Tarbuck

Tarbuck? Don't start me on that goofy, puffy-faced, blubber mountain. He's a useless, unfunny, Cilla Black-shagging excuse for a comedian. How he's still working is anyone's guess. It makes my flesh crawl to hear his voice. I suggest that Tarbuck should be paraded through the streets of Liverpool stark naked with his genitals crudely sewn to his ear lobes.

PS Did you guess I'm feeling a bit liverish today.

[pretzel]

PS Did you guess I'm feeling a bit liverish today.

Not at all - your comments are entirely reasonable.

[Rhino]

Went to the 1988 cup final between Livepool and Wimbledon.
They had a celebrity game between Livepool and cockney celebs. The Livepool side was led by Jimmy Tarbuck.
The Livepool fans sang "f**k of Tarby" the whole match.