Lucy Pinder Soft-Core Riot

Just a quick “thank you” to the many, many people who visit this humble blog in search of Lucy Pinder pictures. I think I mentioned her in this post Important Points, the accompanying picture is still there and whilst not quite the soft-core riot I imagine you’re after there is a little bit of cleavage. It’s hotlinked, I think, from a site called “Ask Men” so, uh, knock yourselves out.

Yacht Rock

I’m aware I’m probably about 2 or 3 years behind the curve here, but that doesn’t stop this from being the funniest thing ever. Or Peg by Steely Dan and Portable Radio by Hall and Oates being he greatest songs ever. Smooth, so smooth.

Episode 1: What A Fool Believes

Episode 2: Keep The Fires Burning Bright

Episode 3: I’m Alright

Episode 4: Rosanna

Episode 5: Believe In It

Episode 6: The Seed Drill

Episode 7: I Keep Forgettin’

Episode 8: Gino (The Manager)

Episode 9: Runnin’ With The Devil

Episode 10: FM

Richard Rorty 1931 – 2007

“If we can work together, we can make ourselves into whatever we are clever and courageous enough to imagine ourselves becoming.”

Thank you.

Important Points

Frank Lampard only played in a major international tournament once Nigel Dempster had retired his Daily Mail column: is there a better illustration of the quiet revolutions of the Blair years?

 

The Chuckle Brothers’ scandal dogged career being revived by the sell out “Dr. What and the Garlics” theatre tour: is there any better illustration of the quiet revolutions of the Blair years?

 

 

Nuts cover stars Lucy Pinder and Keeley asking the question “Fake vs Real” on the week John Cruddas is polled favorite to win the Labour deputy position: is there any better illustration of the quiet revolutions of the Blair years?

 

Dustin Hoffman impersonating Johnny BB3 on So Graham Norton: is there any better illustration of the quiet revolutions of the Blair years?

 

James Dreyfuss replacing Ardal O’Hanlon as the lead in My Hero: is there any better illustration of the quiet revolutions of the Blair years?

 

Kerrang! outselling the NME by over 6000 copies a week by late 2006: is there any better illustration of the quiet revolutions of the Blair years?

 

Rachel Steven declining Dick ‘n Doms invitations to get involved in the Bungalow’s messy finale then watching her album miss the top 10; is there any better illustration of the quiet revolutions of the Blair years?

Zara Phillips being named Sports Personality of the Year on the night “Patience” topped the UK top 40: is there any better illustration of the quiet revolutions of the Blair years?

The revelation that Ken Barlow’s son is a fan of Mastodon in last week’s Coronation Street: is there any better illustration of the quiet revolutions of the Blair years?

Craig beating Anna in BB series one then Brian beating Penny and Dean in BB2; are there any better illustration of the quiet revolutions of the Blair years?

Test

Hope that all’s not lost
And this is not a waste