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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Suzard. I've just heard a song on the radio which used to bounce around the air-waves of yester-year frequently at one time. It straight away brought back memories again of the Langley 'Devil's Dyke'. So apparently, someone else appears to have undergone the confined delights to be encountered there once. The song is 'The Purple people Eaters'. Shades of those unknown, un-named "Black squeaky blobs" which apparently thrived in the Bath's murky depths. Perhaps you and your friend were lucky not to turn "purple skinned" enough while there, but only later? Azzabuv. :)[/quote]
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Azzabuv

Langley Swimming Baths
replied on: 11/22/2004 12:27:47 PM

Suzard.

I've just heard a song on the radio which used to bounce around the air-waves of yester-year frequently at one time. It straight away brought back memories again of the Langley 'Devil's Dyke'.
So apparently, someone else appears to have undergone the confined delights to be encountered there once.

The song is 'The Purple people Eaters'. Shades of those unknown, un-named "Black squeaky blobs" which apparently thrived in the Bath's murky depths. Perhaps you and your friend were lucky not to turn "purple skinned" enough while there, but only later?
Azzabuv.

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