Sinister: "eighteen months of hard labour seem... fair enough"

[David Giordanella]

    oh dear,

thank-you for having removed me from the nursery, i was indeed much too big 
to stay with the kiddies lol!

even though the subject has been approached 127 times (at least?) & though 
i'm almost two years late, i eventually came to discover the "fans only" dvd 
& i found it exhiliratingly funny, especially the group's now-legendary 
appearance at the "do jo" show on Brazilian telly...

-Mr Soares: "Hello Blue Eyes...which instrument do you play?"
-Mick: "i play the trumpet..."
-Mr Soares:" i'm not talking to YOU, i'm not calling men Blue Eyes..."
'twas Sarah whom he was asking the question- this broadcast originally must 
have caused laughing riots all around Brazil, any Brazilian B&S admirers to 
confirm my wondering?

  take care all- au revoir- David, de Paris


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