Shrimpsvoices

Rip H from steps

you had me then

Had me too!!!



Robert Johnson once sang "...once I'm dead and gone, you can bury my body by the roadside, so my evil old spirit can catch a greyhound bus and ride"

H must be joinging him

'H' real name Ian Watkins. Wonder what the H stood for?

durhamshrimp wrote:'H' real name Ian Watkins. Wonder what the H stood for?

Oh God I know this.

My Daughter (now 12) had the Video of them all when she was 3 or 4. She used to watch it over and over again. I even took her to see them.

H is short for Hyperactive.

Cant believe I shared that

Did anybody else open this thread with glee, only to have it replaced with disappointment?

I quote Robert Johnson, and you quote Steps




If you don't know who Robert Johnson is.......... ask Paul Mac

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Johnson_(musician)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossroads_(1986_film)

Bare Ben wrote:Did anybody else open this thread with glee, only to have it replaced with disappointment?

Yep. It's like when you see Thatcher's picture on the news only to find out she's attending some dinner or something. Your heart sinks when your realise she's still with us.

Mark S wrote:

durhamshrimp wrote:'H' real name Ian Watkins. Wonder what the H stood for?

Oh God I know this.

My Daughter (now 12) had the Video of them all when she was 3 or 4. She used to watch it over and over again. I even took her to see them.

H is short for Hyperactive.

Cant believe I shared that

Did he ever come out as 'Hyperactive' in the end?

HYPERACTIVE

Was justin fashanu HYPERACTIVE

morecambe mick wrote:I quote Robert Johnson, and you quote Steps




If you don't know who Robert Johnson is.......... ask Paul Mac

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Johnson_(musician)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossroads_(1986_film)

wrote love in vain....awesome blues tune

Mark S wrote:

durhamshrimp wrote:'H' real name Ian Watkins. Wonder what the H stood for?

Oh God I know this.

My Daughter (now 12) had the Video of them all when she was 3 or 4. She used to watch it over and over again. I even took her to see them.

H is short for Hyperactive.

Cant believe I shared that

That is quite bad Mark....we'll let you off.

I remember my Mum and my sister being into Steps. They were quite sad when the group split. Actually I think I remember a help-line being set up for those who had been seriously upset about the breakup. Talk about the British stiff upper-lip....

ockers wrote:

morecambe mick wrote:I quote Robert Johnson, and you quote Steps




If you don't know who Robert Johnson is.......... ask Paul Mac

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Johnson_(musician)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossroads_(1986_film)

wrote love in vain....awesome blues tune

...along with 28 others, that were recorded. Sweet Home Chicago one of the most famous. Not forgetting Dead shrimp blues.

Trrrraaaagggeerrrrrrdeeeeeeeeee

(tragedy, for the slow folk)

Anything by Suzi Quatro
She is the best

durhamshrimp wrote:

Bare Ben wrote:Did anybody else open this thread with glee, only to have it replaced with disappointment?

Yep. It's like when you see Thatcher's picture on the news only to find out she's attending some dinner or something. Your heart sinks when your realise she's still with us.

The poor lady is harmless and is living with Vascular Dementia so to me she diead long ago.
I recently crossed paths with the Iron Lady on a visit to The House of Lords. She was sat in the tea rooms with what appeared to be a support worker. She looked frail and lost to the world, the sparkle had clearly gone.
I am not a Thatcher lover by the way.

Margaret Thatcher was one of the best PM we've had on foreign affairs, she would stand up for the UK (Falkland's War) etc


but i must admit she was the complete opposite when looking after home affairs (i just remember YTS schemes, minor's strikes, mass unemployment)



although i was one of the very few people who actually supported the poll tax, i thought it was fair and square

DawZi wrote:Margaret Thatcher was one of the best PM we've had on foreign affairs, she would stand up for the UK (Falkland's War) etc

Always start a war if you're going to lose an election. George Bush style.

Bare Ben wrote:Did anybody else open this thread with glee, only to have it replaced with disappointment?

YES!!!