Neither - it was someone called Spike something, wait a mo & I'll
google, Spike Hawkins, that's it, remember hearing it on the Third
programme back in the old days. And Roger McGough came to my wedding
party -- OK OK, I know I already said it before but hey I'm a man of
modest means (and that meanz beanz)
mjay
MC Ward wrote:
>Max,
>
>I'm stumped.
>
>Candice
>
>I can't see the face of kindness
>I can't hear the mission bells
>(Beck)
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>
>
>--- Max Richards <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>>Quoting MC Ward <[log in to unmask]>:
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>>
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>>>As my heading suggests, maybe we can sidle back to
>>>poetry as well as food--there must be good poems
>>>
>>>
>>with
>>
>>
>>>foody themes out there(?). I'll start with a poem
>>>
>>>
>>by
>>
>>
>>>the Irish comedian Denis Leary, which he claims
>>>
>>>
>>was
>>
>>
>>>written by his dog:
>>>
>>>You gonna eat that?
>>>You gonna eat that?
>>>You gonna eat that?
>>>I'll eat that.
>>>
>>>Candice
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Was it Roger McGough or Brian Patten who used to
>>recite:
>>
>>Pig, sit still in the strainer.
>>Pig, sit still in the strainer.
>>Pig, sit still in the strainer.
>>I must have my pig tea.
>>
>>Max
>>
>>
>>
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