Honeycomb

Yes I know its not the most interesting of posts but I just hoped the kind person would read it and know how grateful I am. And its definitely worth a series of articles in the Star. Along with several photos of me looking at each item with a relieved look on my face and interiews with all my family and friends who nursed me through the ordeal and the joyful reunion.

I loathe dress restrictions/codes and would never attend any venue which had them. Made my life a misery in the 80's when I was a rock chick in a leather jacket! How many crowds of brawling heavy metal fans have you ever seen on a night out??

Thank you, thank you, thank you to whoever handed my shopping into M&S in the city centre on Friday after my stupidly leaving in on the seating outside. Everyone said I'd never see it again but I had faith in the kindness and honesty of the average Sheffielder and I was proved right!

Well thats one pub I'll not be drinking in. Good on her for making a stand; it can't have been easy. No one should have to put up with sexist harrassment or any other kind of bullying.

Ha ha. Comedy gold.

Excellent. Thanks for providing a play list to accompany the champers when she croaks.

I am so getting an English flag to display prominently. My neighbour is a copper so I expect to be handcuffed and taken away within minutes, master criminal that I am!

Yes, including my dad. Many Irishmen did. Face it, lots of English people have Irish blood and vice versa, as you would expect from 2 countries with such an intertwined history. Characterising the Irish as all being terrorists is ridiculous and extremely bigoted. To be honest I would absolutely love a big celebration of St George's day (and St Andrew's and St David's). I love a party!

I have numerous times. Exceedingly annoying too. I resent having someone's personal beliefs rammed down my throat especially when I can't escape! I agree, however,that she may be a 'soft target' as far as deportation goes.

Quite. I think the BBC is good value. I feel quite spolit by Radio 6 and BBC4.

Not by me. What's the opposite of revered?

Tom Waits. Leonard Cohen. Bob Dylan. Frank Zappa. Elton John (x10).

Thanks Horrible - that would have gnawed at me all day!

Sally Cinnamon by Stone Roses - kind of melancholy and sweet Second vote for Me and Bobby McGee What's that country song about someone jumping off the Tallahasse (??) bridge? I LOVE songs which tell a story!

Bit before my time and I'm no spring chicken;). I must say whenever you read articles or see documentaries it's all about the mods; rockers are barely mentioned. Would anyone who was around at the time be able to tell me what music (genres/artists) the rockers were into? And how did they differ from teddyboys or did they kind of develop from teds (like goths mutated into emos)?