‘Dancing With Myself’ – Billy Idol
Q: How many surrealists does it take to change a light bulb?
A: A banana.
I met BMW in town today – and Martin met Fiona.
After pottering about a bit with BMW, I met up with Martin and we came home to get ready for the Fire Station Disco in Wisbech.
We were supposed to meet BMW, but on reaching the Fire Station, BMW was already inside and we couldn’t get in because she had our tickets. So we went round the pubs. Good, eh?
I got pissed-ish.
OLD DIARY ENTRIES…
This time 4 years ago:
‘Blake’s 7 is back, but I missed the first episode, Rescue.’
This time 2 years ago:
‘My last day at school in Pontefract. I said goodbye to Birdy, Make-Up, Arundel, Pickle and co. I'll probably never see them again. Tonight, Jack and I are staying at Paul’s in Nostall. He took us to see his ex-girlfriend Suzanne, who is lovely.’
[Text Copyright: Elton Townend Jones/Dyad Productions, 2010 / Images subject to control of Copyright Holder / While based on true life events and designed as a study of parochial British cultural and emotional life in the 1980s, this blog is a work of fiction. Cultural icons excluded, all characters and incidents featured are entirely fictional / This blog is also non-profit and all video clips are used for illustrative purposes / No copyright infringement is intended.]
Q: How many surrealists does it take to change a light bulb?
A: A banana.
I met BMW in town today – and Martin met Fiona.
After pottering about a bit with BMW, I met up with Martin and we came home to get ready for the Fire Station Disco in Wisbech.
We were supposed to meet BMW, but on reaching the Fire Station, BMW was already inside and we couldn’t get in because she had our tickets. So we went round the pubs. Good, eh?
I got pissed-ish.
OLD DIARY ENTRIES…
This time 4 years ago:
‘Blake’s 7 is back, but I missed the first episode, Rescue.’
This time 2 years ago:
‘My last day at school in Pontefract. I said goodbye to Birdy, Make-Up, Arundel, Pickle and co. I'll probably never see them again. Tonight, Jack and I are staying at Paul’s in Nostall. He took us to see his ex-girlfriend Suzanne, who is lovely.’
[Text Copyright: Elton Townend Jones/Dyad Productions, 2010 / Images subject to control of Copyright Holder / While based on true life events and designed as a study of parochial British cultural and emotional life in the 1980s, this blog is a work of fiction. Cultural icons excluded, all characters and incidents featured are entirely fictional / This blog is also non-profit and all video clips are used for illustrative purposes / No copyright infringement is intended.]
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