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[Biggles]

When I say 'ghetto', I meanthe ghettos from whence hippity hop sprung, rather than London.

Kendal?

[Proper Bo]

When I say 'ghetto', I meanthe ghettos from whence hippity hop sprung, rather than London.

Kendal?

What ghetto was jimmy saville from? Everyone knows he invented hippity-hop.
Fact.

[Squeamous]

When I say 'ghetto', I meanthe ghettos from whence hippity hop sprung, rather than London.

Well I was born in the West saaiiiide.

[Squeamous]

Kendal?

What ghetto was jimmy saville from? Everyone knows he invented hippity-hop.
Fact.

I know something potentially libellous about Jimmy Saville, so unfortunately I can't tell you what it is. Sorry about that.

[Biggles]

What ghetto was jimmy saville from? Everyone knows he invented hippity-hop.
Fact.

I know something potentially libellous about Jimmy Saville, so unfortunately I can't tell you what it is. Sorry about that.

I think if I put my mind to it I could make make up bucket loads of libellous things about him

[Proper Bo]

Having started playing records in dance halls in the early 40s, Savile was effectively the first ever DJ; the first person to use two turntables and a microphone, which he did at the Grand Records Ball at the Guardbridge Hotel in 1947. Indeed, Savile is widely acknowledged as being one of the first (perhaps THE first) to use twin turntables for continuous play of music, thus pioneering the concept of DJing as we know it today.

How's about that, then?

[Biggles]

Having started playing records in dance halls in the early 40s, Savile was effectively the first ever DJ; the first person to use two turntables and a microphone, which he did at the Grand Records Ball at the Guardbridge Hotel in 1947. Indeed, Savile is widely acknowledged as being one of the first (perhaps THE first) to use twin turntables for continuous play of music, thus pioneering the concept of DJing as we know it today.

How's about that, then?

Strangely that wasn't what I had in mind.

[Squeamous]

I know something potentially libellous about Jimmy Saville, so unfortunately I can't tell you what it is. Sorry about that.

I think if I put my mind to it I could make make up bucket loads of libellous things about him

Spanking can go both ways you know .

[manker]

Having started playing records in dance halls in the early 40s, Savile was effectively the first ever DJ; the first person to use two turntables and a microphone, which he did at the Grand Records Ball at the Guardbridge Hotel in 1947. Indeed, Savile is widely acknowledged as being one of the first (perhaps THE first) to use twin turntables for continuous play of music, thus pioneering the concept of DJing as we know it today.

How's about that, then?

What the feck's that got to do with hippity hop

[Proper Bo]

How's about that, then?

What the feck's that got to do with hippity hop

He invented it. True story.
The two turntables and mixing thing, the bad clothes and jewelry, the cigars, the jibber-jabber.

think it thro'.