the slightly homicidal sarah said:

Oooh, still don't think I'll be able to make it 'cos it is very expensive for me to come all the way down to london and then head back same day.......so, um, anyway, lucky you is missing out on me. And other 6th form people and perhaps students too. :(

Dunno 'bout everybody else, but as a student, i know that three weeks before exam-time, we all start having multiple panic attacks and drink puke-inducingly large amounts of coffee and cram - so i guess that's, oooh, 99% of this list out. But, the idea of all 447 of us playing Twister simultaneously on Primrose Hill with lots and lots of strawberry icecream in the summer is wonderful. But i think we should remember to stock up on sweeties first: say oooh, 7 kilos of astra belts and a good 11 kilos of mini coca-cola bottles (i love them, i do). then after having dreamily watched the sun set, i think we should all march down Parkway and INVADE the Good Mixer, yeah all 447 of us. Together, we could rewire the Jukebox so that it's doomed to playing only The State that i am in over and over again, ransack the bar and then get up and dance to belle and Seb on the pool table....Whaddya say? 'Cept, you'ld all have to promise not to touch Mark, the Australian bar man - coz he's mine, alright? Shit, i hope he's not reading this. ah well. BTW, i'm interviewing The Unbelievable Truth on Wednesday for my fanzine (YIPEE!!) and then maybe Mover later that night (if by that time my friend who does the fanzine with me hasn't reached the completely, totally and utterly legless stage). so has any one got any good questions, because that's gonna be the second day in a week that we've done two in a day - and i'm runnin' dry. For anyone who doesn't know what the bollox i'm on about (shame on you) they are Thom Yorke's little bros' band, and as much as i love Radiohead i have to admit that i'm more into the UT right now, coz thy're more poet than paranoid. i mean they do sound like Radiohead in High+ Dry / Stop Whispering mood - ie at their finest (with the possible, no definite, exception of Black Star) Sinistereans, my life is officially beautiful: Last night after we did the Stereophonics and the Bluetones i walked home so damned cold that i could't fell me fingers, but i didn't care, for i was truly a happy bunny. I love the Bluetones - they are my babies, (yes, i've decided i'm going to adopt them.) It's always the nicest surprise meeting them, because like my friend (who i SWEAR doesn't subscribe to this list) said, "He's such a cutie." Kelly (isn't that a girls name?) from the Stereophonics was, i decided, a very nice young man, fascinatingly long eye-lashes though. Warm JEts man surprisingly looked very yummy indeed, but apparently he's going out with Zoe (sickenly happy everyf***ing morning) Ball. Sigh. Bye bye Sinistereans, YAz xx **************************************************************************** ***** And i could have told him that to know and love another human being was the root of all knowledge. **************************************************************************** **** Evelyn Waugh, Brideshead (but spoken by the GORGEOUS Jeremy Irons, who's old enough to be my father, actually, scrap that, old enough to be my GRANDAD, but would that stop me? ----------------------------------------------------------------------- . This message was brought to you by the Sinister mailing list. . To send to the list please mail "sinister@majordomo.net". . For subscribing, unsubscribing and other list information please see . http://www.majordomo.net/sinister . For questions about how the list works mail owner-sinister@majordomo.net . We're all happy bunnies humming happy bunny tunes. Aren't we? -----------------------------------------------------------------------