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01 Slap & Tickle
02 Touching Me Touching You
03 Slightly Drunk
04 Pulling Mussels (From The Shell)
05 Funny How It Goes
06 Another Nail In My Heart
07 Mess Around
08 I Think I’m Go Go
09 If I Didn’t Love You
10 Strong in Reason
11 It’s So Dirty
12 Goodbye Girl
13 Up The Junction
17 Going Crazy
The boyfriend got a new large bookcase for all his books yesterday, so I get the old one as an extension of my crafty storage. Hurrah! Okay so these shelves also have to house utility-room stuff like vases and washing powder, but I'm sure I can squeeze in some boxes of buttons somewhere...
Annunciation window in the north aisle by Michael Coles, 2002.
Radway stands at the foot of Edge Hill's northern slope with its church close to the former civil war battlefield. The present St Peter's church dates from 1866, built to the designs of Charles Buckeridge to replace a much more humble medieval building that formerly stood a short distance to the south. The Victorian church consists of chancel and nave, flanked by aisles, and a tower crowned by a broach spire at the west end, all constructed of the rich golden-brown Hornton stone which adds so much character to the villages in this area.
Within the church is somewhat dark and it may take a moment or two to adjust to the low lighting, all the surfaces being finished with the same coloured stonework. There are some notable monuments relocated here from the old church, most notably two damaged effigies, one a very low-relief effigy of a 15th century priest, the other a Royalist soldier killed at at the battle of Edge Hill, now sadly missing his feet and squeezed into a tight recess beneath the tower. There is an interesting mix of stained glass, with 17th century Flemish panels in the south aisle and some modern windows to the north.
Radway church is happily among the more visitor friendly churches of south Warwickshire that are normally open to visitors during the daytime.
The first time I had this dressing, my friend put a squeeze bottle of it on the table. By the end of the night, I was squiggling on dressing to romaine leaves and eating them like a wood chipper.
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My girlfriend and I made Pad Thai at home. Took us 2 hours to buy all the ingredients and prepare, but it was well worth it. It tastes better than Pad Thai in any restaurant!
Simon Hanson, drums, Steve Nieve, keyboards, and John Bentley,bass, of Squeeze, performing live at Indigo2, Greenwich, London - 09/12/10
In case the outhouse runs out of butt wipe, Griete's new skirt can serve in a pinch.
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Although this truck should not be driven down our road (it's over the 7.5 weight limit) this truck is the same width as a Fire Engine.
From Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service:
Under Section 44 of the Fire and Rescue Services Act, firefighters can do “anything believed to be necessary” - including entering properties and breaking into or moving a vehicle – to protect people and property from “serious harm”.
“That includes forcibly moving a vehicle if we have to. Of course it’s not something we want to do and urge people to show a little consideration when parking.
“But nobody should be in any doubt – when push does come to shove, we will shove.”
In 1917, Ira Harkey and Virgil Browne founded the National Fruit Flavor Company. They operated out of two locations in what is now the New Orleans Warehouse District. They promoted the company’s most popular soda, Orange Squeeze, with signs on the fronts of both buildings. The location at 419 Girod St. is now condominiums and the offices of Landis Construction, while 1039 Constance St. is now an apartment building. National Fruit Flavor Company is still around. Adam Gambel bought the company in 1961, and it now operates out of the Elmwood Industrial Park.
Note the minimal distance between the top of the tipper body and the shed roof. If you hit the roof inside the shed there is nowhere to go you're stuck!!
What a crap. This is a shrinked squeeze unidentified capacity promo. Buy 2 pizzas at Pão de Açúcar (Sugar Loaf) supermarket network and get one for free. This is made in Brazil. The plastic odor is so strong that is impossible to use. Put it on the shelf collection.
My first Squeeze show and quite possibly the best. I'd fallen in love with Squeeze upon the release of 'Cool for Cats' a year or so earlier. By this time 'Argybargy', arguably their best album, had been released. You could see the enthusiasm of a young band. One of my favorite shows from that era.