... parks are still fairly full on a Saturday or Sunday morning, with cars which have been left there overnight. I'd have thought Duhg'd approve of that, since they're not "road garaged"... But the strong temptation to drink and drive is there. You can't tell me that someone who reels out of the pub drunk is going think carefully about leaving the car there and walking home instead. Yes Doug, as suprising and incredible ...

...- many pub car parks are still fairly full on a Saturday or Sunday morning, with cars which have been left there overnight. I'd have thought Duhg'd approve of that, since they're not "road garaged"... But the strong �temptation to drink and drive is there. You can't tell me that someone who reels out of the pub drunk is going think carefully about leaving the car there and walking home instead. Where you & I live �...

... - many pub car parks are still fairly full on a Saturday or Sunday morning, with cars which have been left there overnight. I'd have thought Duhg'd approve of that, since they're not "road garaged"... But the strong temptation to drink and drive is there. You can't tell me that someone who reels out of the pub drunk is going think carefully about leaving the car there and walking home instead. Where you & I live  there is no...

...PT late at night, in other areas there aint no PT at night. You do not have to drink alcohol if you go into a pub, just check how many pubs serve coffee. The ready presence of alcohol is too much of a temptation for many drivers. If so, they are just as likely to get pissed anywhere. Lets get rid of all distracting road signs e.g. "Ripon 3 miles", "Tesco, open 07:00 to 22:00", "Hospital A & E", "Catford Station" ...

... within walking distance or can get there by PT. This will help to keep killer motorists to a minimum. You do not have to drink alcohol if you go into a pub, just check how many pubs serve coffee. The ready presence of alcohol is too much of a temptation for many drivers. So why don't we address the root cause, and make it illegal to drive whilst under the affluence of incahol? Oh, wait a minute... IT ALREADY IS.

...This will help to keep killer motorists to a minimum. You do not have to drink alcohol if you go into a pub, just check how many pubs serve coffee. The ready presence of alcohol is too much of a temptation for many drivers. Lets get rid of all distracting road signs e.g. "Ripon 3 miles", "Tesco, open 07:00 to 22:00", "Hospital A & E", "Catford Station" Yes, commercial advertising graffiti should be discouraged and road...

...Street. Since well before Ken, it always has an extended period when all the traffic lights and all the pedestrian lights are red, so nothing and no one is supposed to move. The only possible reason I can think of is that everything there has to stop to fit in with the timing of adjacent lights, but I can't see why pedestrians shouldn't cross. I can understand the frustration caused by such arrangements and the temptation to disobey.

... and Strong won the Grammy in 1972 for best R&B song for the Temptations' "Papa Was a Rolling Stone." Many of Whitfield's songs from late '60s and early '70s have a strong political tone, including the Temptations' 1970 "Ball of Confusion (That's What the World Is Today)," and Edwin ..." and "Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)," all hits for the Temptations; and "Too Busy Thinking About My Baby," a 1969 hit for Marvin Gaye....

... van de bands die er onder contract stonden. Whitfield schreef en produceerde onder meer I Heard It Through The Grapevine van Gladys Knight and The Pips. Ook de cover van Marvin Gaye kwam op zijn conto. In 1972 won hij een Grammy Award voor Papa Was a Rolling Stone van The Temptations. Later kreeg hij nog een Grammy voor Car Wash van Rose Royce. Norman Whitfield stierf aan de gevolgen van diabetes. Hij was 67 jaar. [NOS-tt 124]

... on Angels. We must let them them get on with their sex and woman worship and lust and materialism and greed and devil stuff. Women are great really as they tempt all the bad men and they fall into the pit of their temptation and we can nicely be rid of them without doing a thing! I wonder who those women were who tempted Mark Earnest and pulled the wool over his eyes big time. Well they were women. Say no more. Nudge nudge. Wink ...