Mod to Suedehead

[Inkss]

Nice one , love it. .

At this rate of progression, Royal Alloy must have an all metal Series i or LD-alike in the pipeline. Maybe they're be a bit too niche. But if they knock up one like this

I'll seriously think about buying one. If only to look at.

 

[Inkss]

Close.

Iran may have a fleet of communist killer dolphins

Iran has some surprising weapons at its disposal

taskandpurpose.com

They've got a bad track record
NSFW, obviously

 

[Yorky]

At this rate of progression, Royal Alloy must have an all metal Series i or LD-alike in the pipeline. Maybe they're be a bit too niche. But if they knock up one like this
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I'll seriously think about buying one. If only to look at.

Bit prone to rust like that‼

 

[Bela Kun]

You wouldn't guess, but John Cooper Clarke's influences are "people like Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis – that kind of American, smart, preppy look. Ivy League suits and three button coats – things that you might buy at John Simons".

John Cooper Clarke: 'I've dressed the same way since 1965'

 

[DonkeyJacket1]

Did the Stasi recruit the whales ?

I thought that said did the Stasi recruit the welsh at first.

 

[DonkeyJacket1]

You worked in a factory? Luxury! I ad 't work in a lake with lead weights around me ankles!

Lead weights? luxury! we worked 15 hours a day int sewer wi bricks tied rand us ankles.

 

[Yorky]

You wouldn't guess, but John Cooper Clarke's influences are "people like Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis – that kind of American, smart, preppy look. Ivy League suits and three button coats – things that you might buy at John Simons".

John Cooper Clarke: 'I've dressed the same way since 1965'

I believe that he was once a Mod, looks more like a scarecrow crossed with Ronnie Wood nowadays. Saw him about 25 years ago in Manchester, a very clever and witty man.

 

[Yorky]

Lead weights? luxury! we worked 15 hours a day int sewer wi bricks tied rand us ankles.

Luxury! I ad 't work isn't sewer balancing on me ead while singing Ave Maria.

 

[Bela Kun]

I believe that he was once a Mod, looks more like a scarecrow crossed with Ronnie Wood nowadays.

He's done his fair share of opiates.

 

[The Saint]

At this rate of progression, Royal Alloy must have an all metal Series i or LD-alike in the pipeline. Maybe they're be a bit too niche. But if they knock up one like this
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I'll seriously think about buying one. If only to look at.

An unusual look as it seems to have been burnished rather than chromed , l think a bit of paint would improve it but it is still a beauty. My father owned that model in a sort of beige colour , he used to regale me with stories about it and l remember him telling me that when he bought it the sidepanels were optional ,at extra cost of course . .

 

[The Saint]

I believe that he was once a Mod, looks more like a scarecrow crossed with Ronnie Wood nowadays. Saw him about 25 years ago in Manchester, a very clever and witty man.

I remember seeing him in NME c1979 and he certainly looked like a Mod then. .

 

[The Saint]

I thought that said did the Stasi recruit the welsh at first.

I think that was a given but l'm sure Bela can confirm. .

 

[Yorky]

There is still an old law, that allows you to shoot a Welsh man with a bow and arrow within the city walls of York.
I used to work just North of York, and we had a Welsh man in the office who could be a real pain ***********, and we used to threaten him with the old law, one bloke even brought in a toy bow and arrow and used to fire it at him, until he got pissed off and snapped it in half, he got very Welsh when he was angry.
When I worked down the pit, a load of Welsh lads came from North Wales after their pit closed down, and at first only spoke in Welsh so that we couldn't understand them. They were a good bunch of lads and we soon got them talking properly in Yorkshire.

 

[Inkss]

 

[Man-of-Mystery]

I believe that he was once a Mod, looks more like a scarecrow crossed with Ronnie Wood nowadays. Saw him about 25 years ago in Manchester, a very clever and witty man.

I've met JCC a few times. The last time we met we discovered that we had both been at the same Ben E King gig at the Twisted Wheel in 1968!