Hell yes! Oh, he so is! Best. Hashtag. Ever.
He could also be a bit of hot tattie scone with a good lashing of butter on it.
Fuck yeah! Kerr, you melt MY butter, you goddamn sex god!
Also, been out strolling along the Forth and Clyde Canal today. Weather was beautiful. I’m knackered TF!
East West add on explanation.
Jim! Stop goading me! What am I meant to do with this?
Geez…do you know how long it has been? Well, in case you don’t…TWENTY FIVE YEARS!
Twenty five years since I’ve had sexual intercourse. Do you know what it is doing to me?! And then YOU….the man I would probably have a heart attack over at the mere IDEA of anything REMOTELY sexual happening with uses a term like EMBRACE THE SUCK?!
You’re trying to kill me, right?! I swear!
Bravo, Jim. Bravo. Round of applause!
I love the city and its beautiful night skies. I never want to fall out of love with Glasgow..
“With the flames that go higher and higher and higher and higher and higher and higherrrrr”
A couple of little snippets from the latest Mojo magazine – Jim’s fave offering from the Bunnymen and In Memory Of My Feelings gets reviewed.
P.S. I wish I could be as unaffected as Jim is at the thought of someone not thinking of me with the fondest of thoughts – as the idea of him feeling that way with me (ie: he cannae stand me!) makes me want to cry my eyes out.
I’m “As crook as Rookwood” – as we’d say in Oz.
He’s been spotted! It’s nice to actually SEE him for a change. He’s not really much of a “Selfie Sir” these days.
It’s just nice to see him.
I miss you, Sir! Not that you give a monkey’s, I know. But I still miss you anyway (and love you even more!).
Firstly – coming up this evening, Catherine Anne Davies and Bernard Butler are talking to Janice Long on BBC Radio Wales about their collaboration producing the album set for release next month, In Memory Of My Feelings. The album was originally due for release last Friday but some vinyl pressing issues meant that the release was delayed by four weeks.
Click on the photo of Janice to be taken to the relevant page. You can listen in live tonight from 7pm on Radio Wales via the BBC Sounds app.
In connecting Welsh relations – James Dean Bradfield of Manic Street Preachers joined Gary Davies (sitting in for Ken Bruce) for his “Tracks Of My Years” playlist. Included in his choices was Speed Your Love To Me. Someone kindly extracted the relevant part of the program on Radio 2 and posted it to YouTube.
Get listening!