please empty your brain below |
Nice one. |
Yay - one that me and Green Fairy guessed you would do Loving the Ann Summers bit - we have one on Richmond High Street now and I imagine the many Mums round there will have to do the same sort of explanations to their kids. |
tee hee hee You managed to avoid the work p*rn radar (luckily) unlike blue-witch whose website has been banned at my place of work, (possibly the 'blue' connotations). I couldn't do without one or other of you to read whilst I have my first coffee of the day! |
Ooh, a dignified silence on the you-know-whats. VERY classy! |
Thought you were from "a small village in Suffolk." Cos that's a bloody long way for a mother to accompany a son...to a London musical instrument shop. dg writes: At age 10 I was living at the top of the Metropolitan line - rather closer to central London than the small Suffolk village I ended up in later. |
I always thought that the song was two fingers at the record companies, as most of them had offices down Wardour St. Still, what do I know. |
The Intrepid Fox (a goth/metal pub) on Wardour Street is the only pub I've ever been thrown out of... because I was wearing a shirt. |
Yes, can I just add that I think it's utterly, utterly cool that you haven't said a word here about the thingummybobs, nor have you started pleading your readers to vote for you. I am consumed with admiration. Bravo. |
ScaryD - reading the song's lyrics, I hope rape and pillage weren't normal behaviour in the record companies of 70s Wardour Street... "Law and order take a turn for the worst, In the shape of a size 10 boot. Rape and murder throughout the land, and they tell you that you're still a free man. It's Doctor Marten's Apocalypse!" |
What? Listen to the WORDS? Ah. |
I'm sure you'd be pleased to see the Tour de France kick off its first two stages in London! |
"I saw you shopping in Europa on Wardour Street..." That's another Underworld lyric commemorating a lost gem...almost. |
The cow bells haven't gone yet, but should you care to know more there is a public exhibition of the plans for the Swiss Centre next week - Wednesday to Friday. |
I've not heard the cowbells in years - I guess I just keep walking past at all the wrong (or the right) times. |
Love the review of the Steak house, I feel queasy just reading it. |
the Swiss Centre has to go, it's making the whole of Leicester Square look classy (which it isn't, it's completely rubbish) |
What a track, not their best, but pretty damn excellent all the same.
Hope you've got your tickets for next Friday. |
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