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You could two thirds of Adam Virgo for that, or one and a bit Dan Hardons

.....or maybe their dad died when they were 7, they had to go to work at the age of 16 to help their mum bring up the family, worked for shit money (£30 a week), and then got a couple of lucky breaks, but never forgot those who didn't get those breaks. As for the list of taxes, I don't see Dave...

Out of interest US, are you earning more or less than in 1997? I am earning four times as much as I was then, so no complaints from me. Even stripping out inflation since then it is a considerable increase in my living standards.

Mary in 'Hazard' by Richard Marx

Thanks, my Uncle Terry will be delighted, not so sure about Aunt Pauline though.

I pay nothing like that, thanks to my accountant, and whilst we all prostitute ourselves at times for money, I manage to keep my clothes on whilst bringing in the wedge.

Does 'entry level' mean that I can use them for amateur porn shots?

I earn a six figure income and pay little tax, so I can't agree with you there US.

She must be near to death as we seem to heading for an honourary recession to mark the occasion.

I don't think Bon Jovi have qualified though

I asked my dad about her, as I was too young, and he said there was a brilliant song about her by Elvis Presley. The lyrics are really good, though I am surprised that Elvis would sing about someone who was English, and I thought the Americans loved her. I also thought Elvis was dead before...

City are playing there cos Bon jovi at their ground

We didn't start the fire by Billy Joel namechecks about 100

Shouldn't it have said CUNTRESS 40?

Johnny Was: Bob Marley When Johnny comes marching home again: The Clash Johnny and Mary: Robert Palmer

Kevin Carter: The Manics Stand down MARGARET: The Beat Alice: Sisters of Mercy

Charlotte Sometimes: The Cure Alison: Elvis Costello

Jack and Jacqueline Fidel Castro Che Guevara Doctor Robert Oppenheimer ALL from The Great Leap Forward by Billy Bragg

Elouise (The Damned)

Christian names, surnames, or BOTH. I will start the ball bowling with: Eleanor Rigby (by The Beatles for you youngsters)