The occurrence is less frequent than previously 3

no.2 in a series.

You may recall no.1 referred to the 70's/80's penchant for running with thumbs up.

This second article in the series refers to a tendancy to hold your hands slightly higher than would be the norm(approximately 15 cms higher) It was not so typically fashionable in the professional games as the 'thumbs up running' it's popularity was more on the school playing field. It's leading exponent was one Glen Hoddle and it was generally done when an attempt was made to play a slide-rule, side-foot pass with an anticipated maximum altitude of no more than 180 cms. It was generally copied by the school keepy-up whiz and if he'd also gone to the trouble of buying a pristine white Tottenham shirt, then I couldn't be held responsible for impersonating leading tough tackler Graeme Souness from time to time and if this coincided with English winter time and the likelyhood that it would be in close proximity to a muddy puddle.......

..i will just get out of this puddle now and dry myself off....oh i thought you said the school GOING TO THE PUB wizard! :D

i thought this was going to be on about white dog shit. but then perhaps it is! (controversial is the new black)

Perhaps no.3 will be more up your street,

This the official trailor for no.3

Coming soon to thread near here. You don't see that quite so frequently as was once the case 3.

went to see minority report on friday (top film) bit strange as had two trailers for "signs" one after the other, both different. not seen that before.

White dog shit..is this a new flavour? Give up on the quote routine as i could not include name! ROCKET MICK

as in that was a skill post. cf peach, mint

Originally posted by Al Jarvis The word 'Skill' was another goodie from the 70's.Sadly, much underused nowadays.

I love 'skill'! Also 'exie', 'cush', 'mint-a', and at my school, if you were out-foxed by a superior schoolie you were 'clamped'.....

Originally posted by hibster i thought this was going to be on about white dog shit.but then perhaps it is!(controversial is the new black)

It always gets stuck to the wheels of prams... funny how that used to happen...

Liv

i always thought it was the dried & crumbly stuff.

but I'm talking shit now!

Originally posted by Kez-bah > Originally posted by Al Jarvis The word 'Skill' was another goodie from the 70's.Sadly, much underused nowadays.

I love 'skill'! Also 'exie', 'cush', 'mint-a', and at my school, if you were out-foxed by a superior schoolie you were 'clamped'.....

but then they always did speak a foreign language where you grew up didn't they?

oooof! Where's Hubert when I need him?!

only joking kez-bah my sweet.

or am I?

My gut instinct tells me you're deadly serious....;)

Rocket, got your message aboout the white dog muck, are you still on the Costa del Sol?

Part 3 released this week.

Yes hiding from the DHSS and my girlie who was most annoyed that i went AWOL.I was only supposed to be going to STANS for some milk!3 days later i return and she says........ "wot were you doing allowing the CROSBY CREW (CRACK DIVISION) into the PLANET ROCKET.BTW some of her knickers are missing HANK!Do you have any clues as to there whereabouts? ROCKET EXILED MICK.

I've had a word with my brief and he says I've got nothong to worry about.:D

Here it is. No 3 Full face beard and moustache combos

As sported by the likes of Archie Gemmill

and Peter Withe was also a leading exponent I recall. I think the search for and eventual capture of 'Yorkshire Ripper' Peter Sutcliffe may have had something to do with the decline. Due to the on-going campaign including showing photo-fit pictures, liberally, during news broadcasts. Though this pre-dated CRIMEWATCH, I don't think too many were prepared to take the risk. Still hasn't stopped Abel Xavier looking like an exact duplicate in negative evidence, though I'm sure the campaign may have mentioned they were seeking a Caucasian with a Yorkshire accent for help with their enquiries.

Not forgetting everyone's favourite exbrightonplayerturnedfootballpundit Mark Lawrenson:

but have you seen brad pitt lately?

Who's he playing for?