Sinister: Pic-er-nicking, THIS SUNDAY!

[Sam Walton]

Hello Sinister.


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Well here's the important bit:

NORTHERN ENGLAND PICNIC CHANGE OF DATE: It's now on Sunday.
Here are the final, confirmed and all-accomodating details of the Northern 
England picnic:

WHERE: outside the front of the Minster, York, North Yorkshire (then moving 
onto Museum Gardens, about 2 minutes walk away).
WHEN: 2pm, Sunday 25th April (Sunday wk 1 for the Uni contingent)
ME: tall, lanky, glasses; a feast of delights inside my bag. Mobile 
07793711306
YOU: laden with bouze and other picnic accessories; upside-down badge for ID 
purposes.

The grand title of Northern England is designed to attract not just the York 
Sinister Massive, but also people from surrounding towns, cities and even 
countries. How far is it from Manchester/Sheffield/Newcastle/Glasgow to 
York? Not far, that's how far. C'mon!  So come on down. It'll be a treat, a 
real treat.

So, see you on Sunday? Grand.

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I went to a blues club the other week, appropriately called The Blues Bar, 
on Kingley St in Soho. It kinda reminded me of YOU - I found it very 
difficult to believe that I was the only Sinister person to have ever 
stepped in the joint. It was great though; all scuzzy furniture and 
fittings, and some old dude growling about how his baby left him and about 
his toils with his woman. I noticed though that the most fun you can have 
when watching blues is to look at the drummer just before the end of every 
12-bar phrase. They all (in my limited experience) seem to love to pull a 
face just at that moment when they break away from the rhythm and do some 
crazy fill. My man at The Blues Bar did a great line in gurning just as he 
rolled back into the start of a new verse or whatever - it was a joy to 
behold.

Thinking about it, Richard from B&S has the facials of a frustrated blues 
drummer, I suppose.

Anyway, that's all I can really think about at the moment. See YOU on 
Sunday.


love

Asm.x




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