Cracklin' Rosie by Neil Diamond.

Blimey I bought that one as well.... it was probably 2 or 3.

Sorrow by David Bowie and, at the same time, My Sweet Lord by George Harrison. 49p each from WH Smiths.

My Dad was home from working in the Middle East and nearly died of shock when he heard the B side to Sorrow; I didn't really understand it.

I've just looked up the year on wiki, and one's 1973 and the other 1971, but I know I bought them together I was only really into them because my big sister was - in 1973 I was 10 or 11 - but still love them both.

I am not counting The Wombles as it was bought for me!!

Mine would be The Mobiles "Drowning in Berlin" I would have been about 10.

I was also a HOOOJ Adam Ant fan and wanted to marry him and run off in a stage coach (a la Stand and Deliver) and live happily ever after.

Then I got over him and fancied David Van day from Dollar saw him on I'm a celebrity and wanted to twat him!!!

Now that is just sad!

I dunno, he did have a certain cuteness for a while - bit too squeaky clean to fancy for too long though, I think he'd get boring very quickly

Thank you Moneypenny and Cresta57. Yes I must be on dialup at the moment, its now working

Nah! The blonde locks look never did it for me! Always got to go for the dark haired guy!

I have my moments with blond guys, bloke I lived with years ago was blond, Shane warne's blond......they have to have a certain something though. I usually go for the darker look, my usual type has been described as "tall, dark and rat-like"

Shane Warne is rank!

He seems to have lost my mobile number though

For which small mercy, you should be thanking whichever God you worship!

I just have strange tastes I guess

Apparently so! You do have Bernie for a friend after all!

Ouch!!! His must be equally strange though to put up with me, the poor soul