Eddiecolquhounsleg
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It's funny how much of a different aesthetic Billy Sharp's name has without the "y".
Who's Billy Sharpy?
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It's funny how much of a different aesthetic Billy Sharp's name has without the "y".
We’re flushed with money obviously!The best line:
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Nice article but someone tell him it’s ‘come fill me again’
You fill up my senses...
...Come fill me again
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This has been done before, but there are some of us who disagree. It's come thrill me again.
Disagree with me, disagree with Wikipedia, disagree with John Denver. Hey ho...
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Greasy_Chip_Butty_Song
http://www.metrolyrics.com/annies-song-lyrics-john-denver.html
https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/johndenver/anniessong.html
OK I give up. You win.
You thrill up my senses...
That was harmless. Wait till georgebernardshaw comes along with his fucking maggots.
back in Austria i lived near a shnitzel stand that did chips (or pommes as they called them) i got pally with the guy that ran it so one time i asked for pommes in brotchen.. (chips in breadcake).. he was well puzzled and so were the other customersSome of it is a bit strange because it's been translated into dutch and then back into English, so some of the quoted phrases have lost their original wording. Regarding the "toast" thing, the Germans call sliced bread, especially white sliced bread, toastbrot, sometimes just toast, even though it's not toasted. I suspect the Belgians do the same. Also he won't have put any vinegar on it, which breaks down the grease. Though God knows where he's got a chip butty in sliced bread.
It makes sense in itself. It doesn't need the context of the previous (first) line. This is the usual argument, but it's based on a rule that doesn't exist. Fine, fill makes sense, sing it if you want to, but thrill doesn't not make sense and it was the wording that everyone around me / I knew sang at the time I learnt it.It's clearly "Magnet", and it's clearly "Come fill me again" because "thrill" makes no sense in the context of the previous line. Get it reight.
It makes sense in itself. It doesn't need the context of the previous (first) line. This is the usual argument, but it's based on a rule that doesn't exist. Fine, fill makes sense, sing it if you want to, but thrill doesn't not make sense and it was the wording that everyone around me / I knew sang at the time I learnt it.
It is, however, clearly Magnet. I can see how young people might confuse it with Magners.
Not at all saying you must. I only object to people telling me that I shouldn't sing thrill because it's wrong.You'll see me with a season ticket at The Sty before I sing "Come thrill me again"
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