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  1. A few others who deserve a mention,in no particular order:

    1.Ozzy Osbourne

    Aye,OK, he's a zany japester who pishes on sacred monuments and bites the head off doves for the comedy value,etc,etc,.....but the c*nt hasn't had a decent song since about 1972. He should have been taken out and shot for that duet he did with his daughter.

    2.Whitney Houston

    "AyeeeeeeeeeeAyeeeeeeeeewilllllllllllalways........"

    Ach,just f*cking shut it Whitney. Gies peace.

    Put a sock in it,love.

    3.

    Sweeping generalisation: 1960s music.

    You hear old timers slagging off more modern music, by claiming,'At least they played their own instruments in the '60s'.

    Oh aye,did they?

    There was a very interesting article in Mojo magazine that shattered this myth,and gave a list of 'classic' 60s standards where the band in question didn't even feature on the track. What used to happen was that,in the recording studio,one by one,the band would find themselves being replaced by session musicians because the groups couldn't cut it themselves,and the hired hands could do the job quicker and better.You'd have the spectacle of a hip 60s beat combo,sitting there,looking through the glass at 'their' songs being recorded by a bunch of session men.

    Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin and Big Jim Sullivan,who used to play guitar for Tom Jones,are two of the more notable session men who were stunt doubles for loads of 60s outfits.

    4. Def Leppard

    There aren't many British bands who became as big in the States as this mob were.

    F*ck knows why,I cringe when I watch them.

    At least Spinal Tap were only kidding.

    5.Janis Joplin

    Pot ugly screeching weirdo.

  2. Zappa was accused of being anti-semitic when he did the track Jewish Princess. After this criticism he did the equally offensive Catholic Girls. He wasn't per se a "persistent gay basher". He just poked fun at everyone and everything.

    Yes,that would be fair.

    The Does Humor Belong in Music tour was contemporary with Culture Club making their breakthrough in the States,so that live album has got a couple of good references to Boy George on it.

    e.g.

    Mid-song,the band burst into a line of, 'Do you really want to hurt me?'

    *brief pause*

    The whole band then warbles in falsetto, 'Ooooh,we sure do!' :D

    Ronald Reagan getting the electric chair in the 'You Are What You Is' video was another good 'get it up ye' moment from him,though he'd cross the street to avoid Democrats too.

  3. On a Morton theme,what the f*ck was that reek that used to come from the old industrial buildings,next to the river,where the buses used to park?

    It was f*cking hoaching.

    When you left the bus,you had to hold your breath until you got to the main road.

  4. 1. Sheik Yerbouti - funny as f*ck, includes I Have been in You, Broken Hearts are for Assholes (including the line "You sniffed the reeking buns of angels and acted like it was cocaine").

    Not to mention the magnificent outro of:

    That's why I say,

    I'm gonna ram it,ram it,ram it,ram it up yer poop chute,

    Corn hole,

    Ram it,ram it,ram it,ram it up yer poop chute,

    Fist f*ck,

    Ram it,ram it,ram it,ram it up yer poop chute,

    Don't fool yourself girl,it's going right up yer poop chute,

    Don't fool yourself girl,it's going right up yer poop chute,

    Repeat to fade :huh:

    As a persistent gay basher,he also provided us with the immortal Joe's Garage line of:

    'His evening's not complete without some meat in the seat'

  5. 2. Ainsley Harriett

    Good point. There's a plethora of w*nkers in the celebritry chef community.

    1.That scouse tube who looks like Terry McDermot.

    2.The guy with the comedy,Sheena Easton style,trans-Atlantic accent.

    3.That wee creepy b*stard Worrall-Thompson.

    4.Winner of the BAFTA award for most punchable face on the telly,Jamie Oliver.

    5.Nigella Lawson. That restraining order she took out against me was completely unjustified. :angry:

  6. Surely Steve Kirk deserves a mention here? What is there not to dislike about the guy? Even his accent is annoying.

    Alex McDonald's entire Hearts squad.

    Alex McDonald's entire Airdrie squad.

    Alex McDonald.

    And for younger viewers,Juan Sara and Nacho Novo are amongst the most irritating,girly gaylords I've ever seen on a football park.

  7. Mimi Rogers in Full Body Massage springs to mind.

    She's better known for her roles in ordinary films,but when I saw this on Sky Movies it was a bit of an eye opener to see that she'd been hiding those space hoppers away for years. :o

    In fact I've just been reviewing some stills from the scene on a celebrity movie site and,yes,it's still an eye opener. :o

    All natural too. :)

  8. The Littlest Hobo.

    The first three notes to this theme used to (or maybe still do) precede every tannoy announcement at Glasgow Central station.

    'Bing-bonnnng-bing'.

  9. I was digging through my archives the other night when I came across (ooh err) a match report for the 2-2 draw with Morton in 1993/94.

    We had some bloke called Paul Lambert sent off after just three minutes,but we still managed to snatch (ooh err) a late equaliser from Norrie McWhirter's Beckham style free-kick in the last minute.

    The Soapdodgers weren't impressed at all,and I recall one of their players booting the baw to f*ck in frustration at the final whistle. :lol:

    The West Terracing had been demolished but the Caley Stand hadn't been built yet,so the area behind the goal was being used as a car park,and some enterprising punters had parked a big lorry there and sat on its roof for a free view of the game.It was easily the best ever goal celebration to have taken place on the roof of a lorry.

  10. Paul Kinnaird gave us a couple of gems.

    When he scored his first ever senior goal (after he'd played for f**k knows how many clubs) against Motherwell at Love Street he celebrated so much that he admitted to being 'knackered' when he was finished.

    He followed that up by jumping into the old Beach End at Pittodrie after his bobbling 25-yarder somehow found the net.

    The old Pittodrie trips were brilliant.Christ knows how good they would have been if we'd actually managed to pick up any points while we were up there? :rolleyes:

  11. Who remembers the Northbank bursting into a chorus of 'Rulolph the red nosed reindeer' when Gordon Strachan broke his blood spattered nose when he was playing for Aberdeen at Love Street?

    A few non-Saints efforts worth a mention:

    'There's only two Andy Gorams'.

    Motherwell fans at Ibrox when Andy Goram withdrew from the Scotland squad due his mental health.

    'Are Scotland in disguise?'

    Sung by one of the opponents of Craig Brown's Preston North End this season.

    'There's too many polis'

    Sung by the Tartan army when the poils nearly outnumbered the fans when we played Chile in the Rous Cup in 1989.

    'Fergie's wife's got foot and mouth'

    JJs at Dunfermline.

  12. I remember a game at Dunfermline about 10 years ago when Norrie McCathie lobbed his own keeper with a peach of a header to give us the lead.

    Of course,we gave him pelters and rubbed it in throughout the match......until one of our mob equalised for Dunfermline with a similarly bizarre o.g. :unsure::(

  13. I got a knockback at the Tannadice boys gate when I was only 14.The polis and stewards were a bunch of pr1cks about it.I was used to being quizzed about my age so I came prepared with my birth certificate,which I didn't normally even have to show because the turnstyle guys can tell you're genuine just by talking you.

    These w**ks made me pay into the adults gate as they all chuckled amongst themselves and made a fool out of me for trying to kid-on I was under 16,even though I was genuinely only 14.

    Here's the satisfying bit.

    Seven years later I was paying into Tannadice when the arsehole on the turnstyle accidentally gave me two fivers instead of two £1 notes in my change. :lol::double This meant that I actually saw the match free,and it cancelled out years of bitterness for me.

    I also had hassle at Dens Park around the same time.A steward stopped me at the turnstyle and gripped my arm really tightly while his mate quizzed me.The pair of w**ks were blissfully unaware that my very big and scary looking old man was walking about ten strides behind me,and the steward who was manhandling me nearly shit a brick,and tried to make a big joke out of it when he realised my old man was there.

    I found that quite satisfying too.

    I f'kn hate people from Dundee.

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