They're just ridiculous self-indulgent twáts, really. And we, silly bástards that we are, set them up as romantic figures and honour their memories.
Daft bástárds we are.
You may rest assured that The Good Ol' Boys will never lose a member to such juvenile nonsense.
Last edited by Sir C; 10-07-2016 at 01:58 PM.
Originally Posted by Sir C
that's why I am starting later.
I've been meaning to have a chat with you, f. You have to quit the smack k?
Not sure that'll help, to be honest. The entertainment business is only interested in drunk, stoned, weak, young people, I reckon. They are easier to "manage".
Of course, that may all change now that everyone has woken up to the con.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
I'll give it a fortnight before the old "musical differences" arises
'This track needs more twang' You've blown the ****ing budget on telecasters already Pat we don't need anymore.
It's true. And as I've got older my attitude to these pricks has become extremely callous - particularly as you come to realise that a lot of them were actively unpleasant people you'd cross the street to avoid.
Keith Moon - wife-beating, alcoholic sadist.
Brian Jones - wife-beater
Hank Williams - deeply unpleasant drunk junky.
John Bonham - an animal, basically
Janis Joplin - ugly, junky nymphomaniac
Kurt Cobain - whiny little narcissistic baby with frankly shocking taste in women
I could go on
Jimi Hendrix - sexual incontinent
Jim Morrison - pretentious twát
Michael Jackson -
Sad, but true.
Leave dear Jimi out of this.
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