Mephistopheles <no-fixed@address.net> wrote in
news:npb6829h3ibpsunng9tegeusr4spmcird3@4ax.com:
> On Fri, 02 Jun 2006 18:39:28 GMT, WingedMessenger <Boy@Flying.high>
> wrote:
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>>Musically that is, as I have never yet heard porcelain plates that can
>>sing!! Mephi I hope your Prayer is said at Twilight Time before Smoke
>>Gets in Your Eyes and it is necessary to put on the Harbour Lights so
>>you can see the Red Sails in the Sunset captained by The Great
>>Pretender with The Magic Touch Heading Home. Cheer Up Brother, there
>>is Sweet Inspiration Riding In the Mainline.
>>
>>Mercury.
>
> Just finished downloading, & listening, after another glorious day by
> the Atlantic rollers.
>
> I've thoroughly enjoyed these, for I've never had the Platters either
> on LP or CD even though there are many very popular & much played
> favourites here. In fact out of the whole collection of 20 on this CD
> there are only about 4 I don't really care for, & they're mainly the
> heavy religious ones in the closing numbers. LOL Track 19, by the
> way, (God saw the blood), uncannily has almost the same tune as "How
> may roads must a man walk down...." Curious.
>
> So thanks again.
>
> Mephi
>
>
>
I put the 4 you didnt care for on just so you know that there is hope that
you can be saved, though it could be a long job LOL. Talking about walking
down roads, I hate sundays, I get my stick out, totter off and find the
damned chippy shut. Cunning these chinese dont you think? Having said
that, maybe its a good idea for the potato famine. A small portion at my
local one comprises about 4 cwt of potatoes cooked in something in the
region of a swimming pool full of vegetable oil. I bet they dont need to
use KY. Talking about Ky(e) kettle boiling so off with the lid, in with
the water, stir for half an hour and thats yer lot matey. LOL.
Mercury.
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