I am 43 today. Bit of an indeterminate age, isn't it? Neither micklin' nor mucklin' I'd say. Still, at least I STILL GOT ME ELF *cough*.
Speaking of elfs, did you know that I am the exact same age as bestselling Harry Potter author Joanne 'J.K' Rowling?
I wonder if she's off out for a curry and a few beers tonight too?
This was the UK number one when I was born. I believe pop stars had begun to smoke 'pot'...
The Byrds - 'Mr Tambourine Man' (1965)
happy birthday duckie
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Have a lovely day, boy.xx
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday!!!
ReplyDelete(wanders off singing Altered Images...)
Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday have a tear up ol' chap - what's on the curry menu? I'm a terror for a Chicken Tikka Pathia or Chicken Tikka Vindaloo
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday and enjoy your curry, Davester...I was offline when I had mine earlier this month, so I'll just remember what it was like to be as young as you are now.
ReplyDeleteHippy Bathday!
ReplyDeleteOh, I remember 43 - halcyon days.
Happy Birthday!
ReplyDelete...and a Happy one to you, Davy!
ReplyDeletehappy birthday to you
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something something
something something
happy birthday to you
what the hell are the other lines - it's driving me bonkers
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I saw a fat monkey
ReplyDeleteand it looked just like you
That's what we used to sing anyway
Meeting up wiv JK in the Dog and Vomit in a bit. Then on to The Taj Mahal for a steamin' Tandoori. 70s night in Flares .. she likes a bit of Wizzard.
ReplyDeleteShe mentioned it was your birthday too. Said you can write a bit for an old boy.
Happy birthday mate. And many more.
Bread and butter
ReplyDeleteIn the gutter
Happy Birthday to you
My 'friends' sang it when I was six. I cried. So, you know, THANKS FOR THE REMINDER.
You are all lovely people and I thank you. Belateds to Stevie Boy and bienvenue Two Palm Trees.
We did the pub lunch (3 pints) and we walked back along the river until the youngest needed a wee wee (strangely, only one place to stop = 1 further pint). All of which has set me up nicely for tonight.
Mondo, I'm a not especially macho pescatarian dear boy, so it'll most likely be a King Prawn Masala, and I do like a daal also.
The mother in law's gifted me a £15HMV voucher - so your suggestions please and I don't want nothing 'trendy' neither xxx
'She likes a bit of Wizzard'....!!!
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ReplyDeletePiss poor ... even for me.
Thought it was rather good meself. When I told her My Lovely Wife suggested 'Could It Be Magic' by Sir Bazza De Manilow. Now that is piss poor. Oops sorry daaarrling xx
ReplyDeleteFeliz cumpleanos a ti, monsieur. That's Italian. Mmmm, curry. Dammit! There you go again!
ReplyDeleteIf 42 is the meaning of life, what do you plan to do now?
ReplyDeleteYikes! Enter a post-meaningful period?
ReplyDeleteIt was a King Prawn Madras in the end John. Marvellous.
Happy b'day, davy!
ReplyDeleteI'm liking a lot of these intro pictures you've been posting lately. Nice.
Thanks ib - I can lay claim personally only to the Percy shot, the others are all 'found'.
ReplyDeleteDare I say it, trainspotter like? 'Felices cumpleaños'is Spanish...and 'felice cumpleanni' is Italian. Now stone me.
ReplyDeleteOh FFS.
ReplyDeleteBelated best wishes, from one old codger to another.
ReplyDeletei'm 43 too & number one when i was born was distant drums by jim reeves so i prefer yours dude
ReplyDeleteHere's another 43 year old saying "Many Happy Returns" and my Number 1 back in 1965 was "Yeah Yeah" by Georgie Fame. In 43 years time will people be bragging about being born when Basshunter was number one? Mind you, must admit I like to tap my foot to that Dizee Rascal tune.
ReplyDelete....no. Sorry, you've lost me.
ReplyDeleteJim Reeves though, now....
Belated greetings. Ah the 40s, I remember them!
ReplyDeleteBelated Cheers and all the best.
ReplyDeleteHope it was *fab* and continues to be for another 43 (at least). x
We'll all of us make excellent blogging octagenerians I'm sure x
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