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gerry theagle newbury 18 Aug 15 4.56pm
Thought the topic of the original post was Cilla Black you lot seemed to have strayed somewhat into the realms of who was what and what they are or might have been. RIP Cilla.
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gerry theagle

newbury 18 Aug 15 4.56pm

Thought the topic of the original post was Cilla Black you lot seemed to have strayed somewhat into the realms of who was what and what they are or might have been. RIP Cilla.

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TheJudge 18 Aug 15 4.58pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Aug 2015 4.49pm Quote TheJudge at 18 Aug 2015 4.44pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Aug 2015 4.22pm Quote TheJudge at 03 Aug 2015 5.37pm I didn't think Cilla came across as very nice in the dramatisation which she presumably approved and collaborated with. One should not judge form a TV program of course. As for Cliff. Someone apparently ITK told me long ago that he was gay. I have often suspected that in trying to conceal your sexual preferences you leave yourself open to more sinister allegations. A symptom of different times. If Cliff came out as gay now, no one would care, but I suppose a few of the blue rinse brigade might stop buying his records. Edited by TheJudge (03 Aug 2015 5.37pm) Being gay would be the very least reason I could think off for not buying his records. I always find it weird that its being a pedophile that ended Garry Glitter's career, rather than being utter sht. Sorry chap but if you were between around 8 and 14 years old in the 70's, then Glitter, Sweet and Slade were Glam gods. The likes of Bowie and Bolan were for the older kids back then. I still listen to that stuff now and a lot of it it still sounds good. Glitter f""""d himself by being a pervert, Brian Connolly killed himself drinking but the music still brings back fond memories of my childhood and TOTP. Just before my time, I was 8 in 1979. I get the love of Bowie and Bolan (maybe even Slade), but the Glitter and the Sweet I struggle with seeing as anything other than hangers on to that scene.* I think that is a revisionist view. Without doubt Bowie and Bolan were the early runners in the Glam era but I'm pretty sure that Glitter and Slade and to a lesser extent Sweet, sold a lot more singles. Bolan had a few hits back then but Bowie struggled to sell copy in the early days. The kids who bought all the singles were not into the so called more sophisticated stuff,
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Quote TheJudge at 03 Aug 2015 5.37pm

I didn't think Cilla came across as very nice in the dramatisation which she presumably approved and collaborated with. One should not judge form a TV program of course.

As for Cliff. Someone apparently ITK told me long ago that he was gay.
I have often suspected that in trying to conceal your sexual preferences you leave yourself open to more sinister allegations. A symptom of different times.

If Cliff came out as gay now, no one would care, but I suppose a few of the blue rinse brigade might stop buying his records.

Edited by TheJudge (03 Aug 2015 5.37pm)

Being gay would be the very least reason I could think off for not buying his records.

I always find it weird that its being a pedophile that ended Garry Glitter's career, rather than being utter sh*t.

Sorry chap but if you were between around 8 and 14 years old in the 70's, then Glitter, Sweet and Slade were Glam gods.
The likes of Bowie and Bolan were for the older kids back then.

I still listen to that stuff now and a lot of it it still sounds good.
Glitter f""""d himself by being a pervert, Brian Connolly killed himself drinking but the music still brings back fond memories of my childhood and TOTP.

Just before my time, I was 8 in 1979. I get the love of Bowie and Bolan (maybe even Slade), but the Glitter and the Sweet I struggle with seeing as anything other than hangers on to that scene.

I think that is a revisionist view. Without doubt Bowie and Bolan were the early runners in the Glam era but I'm pretty sure that Glitter and Slade and to a lesser extent Sweet, sold a lot more singles.
Bolan had a few hits back then but Bowie struggled to sell copy in the early days.
The kids who bought all the singles were not into the so called more sophisticated stuff,

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 18 Aug 15 5.16pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Aug 2015 4.49pm Quote TheJudge at 18 Aug 2015 4.44pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Aug 2015 4.22pm Quote TheJudge at 03 Aug 2015 5.37pm I didn't think Cilla came across as very nice in the dramatisation which she presumably approved and collaborated with. One should not judge form a TV program of course. As for Cliff. Someone apparently ITK told me long ago that he was gay. I have often suspected that in trying to conceal your sexual preferences you leave yourself open to more sinister allegations. A symptom of different times. If Cliff came out as gay now, no one would care, but I suppose a few of the blue rinse brigade might stop buying his records. Edited by TheJudge (03 Aug 2015 5.37pm) Being gay would be the very least reason I could think off for not buying his records. I always find it weird that its being a pedophile that ended Garry Glitter's career, rather than being utter sht. Sorry chap but if you were between around 8 and 14 years old in the 70's, then Glitter, Sweet and Slade were Glam gods. The likes of Bowie and Bolan were for the older kids back then. I still listen to that stuff now and a lot of it it still sounds good. Glitter f""""d himself by being a pervert, Brian Connolly killed himself drinking but the music still brings back fond memories of my childhood and TOTP. Just before my time, I was 8 in 1979. I get the love of Bowie and Bolan (maybe even Slade), but the Glitter and the Sweet I struggle with seeing as anything other than hangers on to that scene. Apparently, that was the year of Judge's 439th birthday. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham*
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Aug 2015 4.22pm

Quote TheJudge at 03 Aug 2015 5.37pm

I didn't think Cilla came across as very nice in the dramatisation which she presumably approved and collaborated with. One should not judge form a TV program of course.

If Cliff came out as gay now, no one would care, but I suppose a few of the blue rinse brigade might stop buying his records.

Edited by TheJudge (03 Aug 2015 5.37pm)

Being gay would be the very least reason I could think off for not buying his records.

I always find it weird that its being a pedophile that ended Garry Glitter's career, rather than being utter sh*t.

Sorry chap but if you were between around 8 and 14 years old in the 70's, then Glitter, Sweet and Slade were Glam gods.
The likes of Bowie and Bolan were for the older kids back then.

Just before my time, I was 8 in 1979. I get the love of Bowie and Bolan (maybe even Slade), but the Glitter and the Sweet I struggle with seeing as anything other than hangers on to that scene.

Apparently, that was the year of Judge's 439th birthday.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Superfly The sun always shines in Catford 18 Aug 15 5.24pm
Taken from an airline cabin crew forum. 'who are your nicest celebs' The one thing they all seem agree on is - Cilla was a c*nt [Link] Lend me a Tenor 31 May to 3 June 2017 John McIntosh Arts Centre London Oratory School SW6 1RX with Superfly in the chorus [Link]
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The sun always shines in Catford 18 Aug 15 5.24pm

Taken from an airline cabin crew forum. 'who are your nicest celebs'

The one thing they all seem agree on is - Cilla was a c*nt

[Link]

Lend me a Tenor

31 May to 3 June 2017

John McIntosh Arts Centre
London Oratory School
SW6 1RX

with Superfly in the chorus
[Link]

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TheJudge 18 Aug 15 5.43pm
Quote Cucking Funt at 18 Aug 2015 5.16pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Aug 2015 4.49pm Quote TheJudge at 18 Aug 2015 4.44pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Aug 2015 4.22pm Quote TheJudge at 03 Aug 2015 5.37pm I didn't think Cilla came across as very nice in the dramatisation which she presumably approved and collaborated with. One should not judge form a TV program of course. As for Cliff. Someone apparently ITK told me long ago that he was gay. I have often suspected that in trying to conceal your sexual preferences you leave yourself open to more sinister allegations. A symptom of different times. If Cliff came out as gay now, no one would care, but I suppose a few of the blue rinse brigade might stop buying his records. Edited by TheJudge (03 Aug 2015 5.37pm) Being gay would be the very least reason I could think off for not buying his records. I always find it weird that its being a pedophile that ended Garry Glitter's career, rather than being utter sht. Sorry chap but if you were between around 8 and 14 years old in the 70's, then Glitter, Sweet and Slade were Glam gods. The likes of Bowie and Bolan were for the older kids back then. I still listen to that stuff now and a lot of it it still sounds good. Glitter f""""d himself by being a pervert, Brian Connolly killed himself drinking but the music still brings back fond memories of my childhood and TOTP. Just before my time, I was 8 in 1979*. I get the love of Bowie and Bolan (maybe even Slade), but the Glitter and the Sweet I struggle with seeing as anything other than hangers on to that scene. Apparently, that was the year of Judge's 439th birthday. Ageist swine.
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Quote Cucking Funt at 18 Aug 2015 5.16pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Aug 2015 4.49pm

Quote TheJudge at 18 Aug 2015 4.44pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Aug 2015 4.22pm

Quote TheJudge at 03 Aug 2015 5.37pm

I didn't think Cilla came across as very nice in the dramatisation which she presumably approved and collaborated with. One should not judge form a TV program of course.

If Cliff came out as gay now, no one would care, but I suppose a few of the blue rinse brigade might stop buying his records.

Edited by TheJudge (03 Aug 2015 5.37pm)

Being gay would be the very least reason I could think off for not buying his records.

I always find it weird that its being a pedophile that ended Garry Glitter's career, rather than being utter sh*t.

Sorry chap but if you were between around 8 and 14 years old in the 70's, then Glitter, Sweet and Slade were Glam gods.
The likes of Bowie and Bolan were for the older kids back then.

Just before my time, I was 8 in 1979. I get the love of Bowie and Bolan (maybe even Slade), but the Glitter and the Sweet I struggle with seeing as anything other than hangers on to that scene.

Apparently, that was the year of Judge's 439th birthday.

Ageist swine.

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richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 18 Aug 15 6.21pm
Quote Superfly at 18 Aug 2015 5.24pm Taken from an airline cabin crew forum. 'who are your nicest celebs' The one thing they all seem agree on is - Cilla was a c*nt [Link] THAT FORUM IS VERY FUNNY , THE ONE ABOUT DAVID BLUNKETT WAS HILARIOUS interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?" iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "
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Quote Superfly at 18 Aug 2015 5.24pm

Taken from an airline cabin crew forum. 'who are your nicest celebs'

The one thing they all seem agree on is - Cilla was a c*nt

[Link]

THAT FORUM IS VERY FUNNY , THE ONE ABOUT DAVID BLUNKETT WAS HILARIOUS

interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

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richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 18 Aug 15 6.23pm
Quote Stuk at 18 Aug 2015 4.10pm [Link] Really? WELL THEY HAD ONE OF THEM FOR THAT NO MARK JADE GOODY FFS . ITS THE GUILT GRIEVING THAT WINDS ME UP , IT ALL STARTED WITH PRINCESS DIANA interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?" iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "
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my minds eye 18 Aug 15 6.23pm

Quote Stuk at 18 Aug 2015 4.10pm

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Really?

WELL THEY HAD ONE OF THEM FOR THAT NO MARK JADE GOODY FFS . ITS THE GUILT GRIEVING THAT WINDS ME UP , IT ALL STARTED WITH PRINCESS DIANA

interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

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TheJudge 18 Aug 15 8.22pm
Quote richard shaw (og)65 at 18 Aug 2015 6.23pm Quote Stuk at 18 Aug 2015 4.10pm [Link] Really? WELL THEY HAD ONE OF THEM FOR THAT NO MARK JADE GOODY FFS . ITS THE GUILT GRIEVING THAT WINDS ME UP , IT ALL STARTED WITH PRINCESS DIANA She was a mate of Macca, come on. God knows what it will be like when he snuffs it. Liverpool will launch into a 50 year mawkish extravaganza of mysery. Funny since he moved a way years ago like anyone sensible. Edited by TheJudge (18 Aug 2015 8.22pm)
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Quote richard shaw (og)65 at 18 Aug 2015 6.23pm

Quote Stuk at 18 Aug 2015 4.10pm

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Really?

WELL THEY HAD ONE OF THEM FOR THAT NO MARK JADE GOODY FFS . ITS THE GUILT GRIEVING THAT WINDS ME UP , IT ALL STARTED WITH PRINCESS DIANA

She was a mate of Macca, come on.

God knows what it will be like when he snuffs it.
Liverpool will launch into a 50 year mawkish extravaganza of mysery.
Funny since he moved a way years ago like anyone sensible.

Edited by TheJudge (18 Aug 2015 8.22pm)

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Joe Bloggs Nr Norwich 18 Aug 15 8.57pm
Apparently her husband encouraged or coached her to act like a "star" which runs counter productive to the " our Cilla " image. I must say that I am surprised that she is being interred with her parents ---What must Bobby be thinking ?
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Joe Bloggs

Nr Norwich 18 Aug 15 8.57pm

Apparently her husband encouraged or coached her to act like a "star" which runs counter productive to the " our Cilla " image.

I must say that I am surprised that she is being interred with her parents ---What must Bobby be thinking ?

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chris123 hove actually 18 Aug 15 9.17pm
Quote Joe Bloggs at 18 Aug 2015 8.57pm Apparently her husband encouraged or coached her to act like a "star" which runs counter productive to the " our Cilla " image. I must say that I am surprised that she is being interred with her parents ---What must Bobby be thinking ? Er, thank goodness I had my ashes scattered.
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hove actually 18 Aug 15 9.17pm

Quote Joe Bloggs at 18 Aug 2015 8.57pm

Apparently her husband encouraged or coached her to act like a "star" which runs counter productive to the " our Cilla " image.

I must say that I am surprised that she is being interred with her parents ---What must Bobby be thinking ?

Er, thank goodness I had my ashes scattered.

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becky over the moon 18 Aug 15 9.45pm
Quote Joe Bloggs at 18 Aug 2015 8.57pm Apparently her husband encouraged or coached her to act like a "star" which runs counter productive to the " our Cilla " image. I must say that I am surprised that she is being interred with her parents ---What must Bobby be thinking ? She is Roman catholic so would not go for cremation presumably. Maybe Bobby's ashes are already buried there too. A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers
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Quote Joe Bloggs at 18 Aug 2015 8.57pm

Apparently her husband encouraged or coached her to act like a "star" which runs counter productive to the " our Cilla " image.

I must say that I am surprised that she is being interred with her parents ---What must Bobby be thinking ?

She is Roman catholic so would not go for cremation presumably. Maybe Bobby's ashes are already buried there too.

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

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richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 19 Aug 15 7.33am
Quote Joe Bloggs at 18 Aug 2015 8.57pm Apparently her husband encouraged or coached her to act like a "star" which runs counter productive to the " our Cilla " image. I must say that I am surprised that she is being interred with her parents ---What must Bobby be thinking ? PROBABLY NOT A LOT AS HE IS DEAD , I`M SURPRISED WILLO HASNT POPPED UP SAYING HE KNOWS BOBBY .... BLAH .... BLAH interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?" iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "
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my minds eye 19 Aug 15 7.33am

Quote Joe Bloggs at 18 Aug 2015 8.57pm

Apparently her husband encouraged or coached her to act like a "star" which runs counter productive to the " our Cilla " image.

I must say that I am surprised that she is being interred with her parents ---What must Bobby be thinking ?

PROBABLY NOT A LOT AS HE IS DEAD , I`M SURPRISED WILLO HASNT POPPED UP SAYING HE KNOWS BOBBY .... BLAH .... BLAH

interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

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