Posted: 25 Apr 2005, 11:16
I think I'd rather be a crap rent boy than a good one. 
markfiend wrote:I think I'd rather be a crap rent boy than a good one.
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Posted: 25 Apr 2005, 20:36
Posted: 25 Apr 2005, 20:41
FFS Dave wrote:All part and parcel of the 'pleasure' of watching The Sisters in full flow.Black Alice wrote: the only down side was that we couldn't get a train back until the morning so spent the night trying to sleep at the airport!
Absolutely - wouldn't have missed it for the world - and it gives me a little anecdote to bore my friends with (not that they know, or care, who the Sisters were/ are, but I tell them anyway).
@markfiend - very enterprising
Posted: 25 Apr 2005, 20:42
1-2 Big Man how's the heid today?
Posted: 25 Apr 2005, 20:53
http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic. ... 238#132238James Blast wrote:1-2 Big Man how's the heid today?
Not as sore as it could have been, and it took me the whole game to recover from the day before.
Posted: 26 Apr 2005, 09:38
I think I ought to clarify: I didn't actually join in with the rent-boying.Black Alice wrote:@markfiend - very enterprising
In fact, I spent quite some time trying to convince a pimp I wasn't trying to "trade" on his territory. Posted: 26 Apr 2005, 20:35
what on earth were you wearing that he thought you might be trying to trademarkfiend wrote:I think I ought to clarify: I didn't actually join in with the rent-boying.Black Alice wrote:@markfiend - very enterprising
actually - just remembered - you had just been to a goth gig
Posted: 27 Apr 2005, 07:38
Fenton 96, anyone..? 
Posted: 27 Apr 2005, 09:59
Sore point.Norman Hunter wrote:Fenton 96, anyone..?
Only found out about it afterwards.Posted: 27 Apr 2005, 11:26
Sunshot were the forst support at the NEC I think Murder inc just gave up after 10 minutes cause none of there gear was working.
Sisters were gret except some C*nt Stole my T Shirt on the Bus home, I have never been on a coach trip to a gig since, I ended up taking 8 people from Newton to Torquay in my Ford Fiesta after the gig too!!!
Sisters were gret except some C*nt Stole my T Shirt on the Bus home, I have never been on a coach trip to a gig since, I ended up taking 8 people from Newton to Torquay in my Ford Fiesta after the gig too!!!
Posted: 27 Apr 2005, 12:58
can you weed it pleaseNorman Hunter wrote:Fenton 96, anyone..?
Posted: 27 Apr 2005, 19:25
Don't be silly, there's a world of difference.Black Alice wrote:actually - just remembered - you had just been to a goth gig
Rent boys have dress sense
Posted: 27 Apr 2005, 21:19
Motz wrote:Don't be silly, there's a world of difference.Black Alice wrote:actually - just remembered - you had just been to a goth gig
Rent boys have dress sense
BUT - tight black leather pants, pointy boots and tight black tee - rent boy or goth (you decide!!)
Posted: 27 Apr 2005, 21:30
I choose rent boy then. That way I can avoid sleeping with them by turning out my pockets and exhibitting a lack of spare change
Posted: 28 Apr 2005, 01:02
Yep, me too, as recently described in some other thread. Maybe the one about possible warm-up gigs this summer?markfiend wrote:Sore point.Norman Hunter wrote:Fenton 96, anyone..?
Posted: 28 Apr 2005, 06:06
Doesnt Robochrist work in one of the Leeds Pubs? Id guess if there was a warm up it would be thereFFS Dave wrote:Yep, me too, as recently described in some other thread. Maybe the one about possible warm-up gigs this summer?markfiend wrote:Sore point.Norman Hunter wrote:Fenton 96, anyone..?
Posted: 28 Apr 2005, 07:13
Goth rent boy. There can be no alternative.Black Alice wrote:Motz wrote:Don't be silly, there's a world of difference.Black Alice wrote:actually - just remembered - you had just been to a goth gig
Rent boys have dress sense
BUT - tight black leather pants, pointy boots and tight black tee - rent boy or goth (you decide!!)
Posted: 28 Apr 2005, 07:42
Nothing to weed except memories, my friendpaint it black wrote:can you weed it pleaseNorman Hunter wrote:Fenton 96, anyone..?
How's about this one then - Joseph's Well '97? The worst ticket-scam ever. Dodgy Goths distributing tickets to the crowd in the bar. I walk up, ask for three, he looks at me in my LUFC shirt and says "No.". Fair enough. Notice that at the way in the tickets are then collected and then thrown on the floor. Get in the queue, "fasten my shoelace" and magically come back up with three tickets. Distribute accordingly and then smile at the same dodgy Goth on the door as I present my "new" ticket and walk into the hall. Serves him right.
Posted: 28 Apr 2005, 09:27
He works in Joseph's Well as it happens (or at least he used to; I haven't been down for a few months since it turned into a kindergarten.)allfear wrote:Doesnt Robochrist work in one of the Leeds Pubs? Id guess if there was a warm up it would be there
Posted: 28 Apr 2005, 10:07
still does i gather. joseph's well and the cockpit.markfiend wrote:He works in Joseph's Well as it happens (or at least he used to; I haven't been down for a few months since it turned into a kindergarten.)allfear wrote:Doesnt Robochrist work in one of the Leeds Pubs? Id guess if there was a warm up it would be there
Posted: 28 Apr 2005, 10:30
The Cockpit. Of course. I knew I recognised him from somewhere.Quiff Boy wrote:still does i gather. joseph's well and the cockpit.markfiend wrote:He works in Joseph's Well as it happens (or at least he used to; I haven't been down for a few months since it turned into a kindergarten.)allfear wrote:Doesnt Robochrist work in one of the Leeds Pubs? Id guess if there was a warm up it would be there