Talking of dogs, Skipper has skipped.
Never had much to say, though.

Nice to know someone was counting.  Of course, in the Good Old Days, Jimmy would manage about 125 posts.  On a daily basis.
No great harm done.

I suspect that, like a good many overgrown schoolboys with major ego problems, the DW commissars will, having spat out their dummies, grow jaded and withdraw into their own shadowy world. 
'Talk Ivy' remains in place, for the grown-ups.

Haven't heard that since the early 90s. I couldn't understand what the fuss was about back then. Still can't tbh.

Northern soul, was it?  Large amounts of money were being forked out years ago, were they not? 
Same thing happened in the S/H jazz market back in the 50s, or so I've recently read. 
I can remember my Dad eagerly perusing 'Jazz Journal' in the hope of certain items being reissued.

It's probably a load of BS Robbie.

Ah! The Barking Pugilist. An avatar with a Saab in the background. I should have guessed. I thought it was some geezer from Barking..

There's something about DW - everything looks so tacky over there.

And Yuca - agree about Welcome to Dreamsville which I recall being big in the 100 Club in the 80s - a turgid mechanical tuneless groove, rather appropriate for Sammy's posts over on DW.

One good thing about DW is the discovery of scam sites that have used previous posters on here. Woof, WM and Oliver's photos all used in attempts to scam people.

Last edited by RobbieB (2022-06-20 10:18:20)

^ LOL!

Is that elderly-looking, woebegone gentleman truly Barking Woof-Woof?  He looks not unlike a down-at-heel clergyman I once knew.

I've just been reading, for the first time, the definition of an 'i-gent'.  Most amusing.  Apparently they take lots of photos of themselves wearing deerstalker hats and monocles, smoking (or pretending to smoke) curly pipes, patting the heads of sad-eyed dogs etc.  Ladies perhaps play a minor role in their existence.
This rules me out.  There used to be a sole male rodent in the household.  Even he has now departed (RIP) so the distaff side rules the roost.