Ere, mate D'ya wanna buy a wheelie bin. I got it outside someones 'ouse in XXXXXXX Rd. Barnet. The lady that lives there throws away all houte couture finery. While some are starving/wearing rags.
That doesn't seem quite right. Councils own the bins, not householders. It has therefore been stolen from them. In most cases, they replace them provided you have reported the theft to the police and can supply a crime number. Worth investigating?
Alas, Bro T, Barnet is a maverick council and I was helpfully told that my new bin belongs to me, and I may take it when I move. Ring-a-ding-ding! What an exciting prospect!!! H McC Merry Christmas to you and your tribe! xx
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I can't decide what I want to be. I thought I was an illustrator and then I turned into a musician by accident. Along the way I've wanted to be a fireman and HGV driver and it's getting too late now! I can't stop writing songs, and if I did, I'd not be able to stop drawing pictures. I wish I could play piano, trumpet and accordion. I always used to long for long blonde hair until I dyed my hair blonde and I looked disgusting. I nearly bought a motorbike (BSA Bantam), but spent the money on a bass amplifier instead and joined Joby and the Hooligans in 1977. I can't resist going into charity shops and buying clothes which I often take back the next day.
I eat Magnum Classics all summer long, and mini-poppadums all winter. In spring and autumn, I don't eat anything.
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- "Someone Stole My Wheelie Bin"
I don't know that one, but it sounds seasonal, you play it and we will all chime in for an Xmas blog festive sing-a-long around the globe.
Thanks for another great year of McCookerybook random blogging, inspirational song writing and stacks of gigs - one of which I made it to!
cheers!
si
Ere, mate D'ya wanna buy a wheelie bin. I got it outside someones 'ouse in XXXXXXX Rd. Barnet. The lady that lives there throws away all houte couture finery. While some are starving/wearing rags.
That doesn't seem quite right. Councils own the bins, not householders. It has therefore been stolen from them. In most cases, they replace them provided you have reported the theft to the police and can supply a crime number. Worth investigating?
Alas, Bro T, Barnet is a maverick council and I was helpfully told that my new bin belongs to me, and I may take it when I move.
Ring-a-ding-ding! What an exciting prospect!!!
H McC
Merry Christmas to you and your tribe!
xx
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