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not dubious then, Vicar?:roll:"They are a punk rock band with very doubtful lyrics."
Blimey! I wonder who out of that lot and the Damned get the biggest dressing room?This year brass and jazz bands, Cambridge's Collegium Choir and the cast of Cinderella on Ice will also be participating in the day's events.
Or "out-of-touch religious leader tries to whip up a storm in a tea-cup"lazarus corporation wrote:or "has-beens try to drum up news story in tired publicity stunt"
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/camb ... 019459.stm
I wouldn't dare... Seen 'em more times than I prolly should've (coming up to 30 shows in about 5 yearsDark wrote:Pathetic. It really is.
And don't call them has-beens, I'm off to see them on Monday.
) and i've never seen them play a bad gig (with the possible exception of the "easter punk fest" in Sheffield last easter when they only played for 40 minutes - but that was the fault of the w@nk-cvnt ska-b0llocks support band who spent far to fvcking long p!ssing about 
) Well, a pasty is one thing, but it's only as unlikely as a holy toastie:Scardwel wrote:Pasty??? I've heard of a half-baked story but that really takes the biscuit....
Looks more like Marilyn Monroe to me!sam donut wrote: Well, a pasty is one thing, but it's only as unlikely as a holy toastie:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4019295.stm