Middle Aged Women's Music

LOU: Now, I know it’s your birthday coming up, and I thought we could do something special. So I booked a table at the Harvester. ANDY: Yeah I know. LOU: Is there anyone you’d like me to invite? ANDY: George Michaels. LOU: You want me to invite George Michaels? ANDY: Yeah. LOU: We don’t know him. ANDY: Yeah I know. LOU: Well, I don’t think he’d come. Anyway, I thought you didn’t like George Michaels, I thought you said that, Jesus to a Child aside, you found his output emotionally vapid. ANDY: Yeah I know. jude visit my boring website http://www.judesworld.net(link is external)

You're more of an Andrew Ridgeley girl obviously, Jude. If you want to buy my book, visit my blog: http://whatisthisstrangeplace.blogspot.com/(link is external)

I thought Englebert Humperdink was the master of this niche, along with Tom Jones of course. "You don't need the light of the Lord to read the handwriting on the wall." Copies of Warsaw Tales available through www.new-ink.org(link is external)

Tom Jones has certainly mastered a few niches in his time. If you want to buy my book, visit my blog: http://whatisthisstrangeplace.blogspot.com/(link is external)

Ha-ha. If you want to buy my book, visit my blog: http://whatisthisstrangeplace.blogspot.com/(link is external)

Jesus to a Child aside, I found his output emotionally vapid.

...and yes, I prefered Andrew Ridgely

Wham without the music - has to be a plus. If you want to buy my book, visit my blog: http://whatisthisstrangeplace.blogspot.com/(link is external)

I dreamt I was at a Tom Jones concert last night. I don't think I threw any knickers at him though... :-) * P * :-) ( Read my blog! - www.oddcourgette.blogspot.com(link is external) )