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Recorded in 1973 'Live and Let Die" was the First James Bond Film Starring Roger Moore...?

Nite all, I'm kn**kerd

Sandie.x

Been kicked off my PC am using hubby's laptop.

That's very kind of you Sue ,I know nothing of the North, but will check out the e.mail you gave.

Wings recorded ' Live and let die '

Can't suss the S R M just yet :((

Sandie.x

Hi Sandie

If you find something on there that takes your fancy, and you want to come up to this part of the world, you'd be welcome to stay with me. County Durham is one beautiful place!


Recorded in 1973 /2 'Live and Let Die" was the First James Bond Film S R M

Sue x

Recorded in 1973 /2 'Live and Let Die" was the First James Bond Film Song R M...?

Will take a look at that Sue :)

Hi Sandie


I'm prejudiced, I know, but if you're going to Newcastle, then give County Durham a go. It has so much to offer.

http://www.thisisdurham.com/site/inspire-me/must-see-top-10

Take a look!

Sue x

Lol if we are going along the same idea Sue..
Recorded in 1972 / 3 "L a L D" was the First J B F S R M...?

Sandie.x

Well hey muckers or kiddos, I'd love to go to Newcastle and or York:)

Here goes for starters....

Recorded in 1972/3 "L a L D" w t F J B F S R M

Sue x

Thanks, Sue. Well will leave this up for tonight. Alas must be off myself now.

R i 197t "L a L D" w t F J B F S R M

You're right Jan

Sue x

Hi Sandie. Gosh haven't been to Blackpool or Anglesey for years. Memories of both however. Well, last attempt at Sue's question before I head off. In the event I may be correct I'll leave one up.

Frank Sinatra sang when I was 17 it was a Very Good Year - which was recorded in 1966.

Hi Sandie

Here it is

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x51ih9_frank-sinatra-it-was-a-very-good-ye_music#from=embed

Try going north next time, Sandie. Take in Northumberland - you'll be amazed

Sue x

Hi Jan~~

I did think of Frank Sinatra believe it or not, don't know about the song tho.
Sounds good will google it:)
The most northern I have been in GB was Blackpool on a course with work:)
We tend to go south, other than Anglesey where my b i l lives.
Lets see what Sue has to say☺☺

Sandie.xx

Edit ..I was typing lol slowly when you all posted :)))

Hi Jan

Absolutely right. The S word shouldn't take too much guessing. I think it was "song" that was the original guess?

Sue x

Erm, it's Jan here....

Frank Sinatra S when I was 17 it was a Very Good Year - which was recorded in 1966.

Evening all

Frank Sinatra S when I was 17 it was a Very Good Year - W w R in 1966.

Sue x

(ps, well done, Sandie. You got the connection)

Hello me "old muckers"! Most definitely a Northern expression, methinks as 'tis well-known to me. Also "kiddo" as a Liverpool Lass I know calls me that!
Well, clutching at straws on Sue's clue (and a lousy guess, too!):

Frank Sinatra's song when I was 17 it was a Very Good Year - Won world recognition in 1966.

Must love you and leave you now ,can't be doing with the matchsticks in the eyes,which will happen any minute now. lol
Sandie.x

It's footie then..?
Mags must be the Magpies ' black and white?...lol not a clue about footie :))
Newcastle. at a guess..?
Football Sucsess/soccer S When I was 17 it was a Very Good Year - W was Religated in 1966..?

no you weren't 17 in that yr ;(

Hi Sandie

I've just looked up the derivation of "old mucker" - I know it means "old mate" but the derivation is apparently northern Irish. Not so surprising, as we had an influx of the Irish during the industrial revolution. So there you go - we live and we learn!

F S S W I was 17 it was a Very Good Year - W was R in 1966..

You should know me better than to think I'd have a clue about rugby. It's the beautiful game all the way up here in the land of the Mags.

Sue x