Sinister: Green Man + Sinister 10th bday picnic + stuff

[jim taylor]

Dear selected members of the world.

Assuming travel to Wales is NOT as complicated as it was yesterday (the UK 
is soggy to the point of saturation in some locations, international chums), 
I'll be at Green Man festy again Robin, so soggy (or not) GM picnic ahoy! 
any other takers? Word is Ian Annsummers may be - nay - *is* tempted, so 
just needs a bit more of a tickle to get him out of Brum (or a free ticket I 
imagine would do it).

But I'm more interested in Robin's co-op vouchers. Is this a tesco clubcard 
thing or did they do something naughty + beg your forgiveness? Speaking os 
which do I need to ask for yours / is it sacrilege to suggest B&S's "The 
Monkey's are Breaking Out of the Zoo" (as approved of by my 3yr old niece in 
Tokyo) is their best song in many years. By a mile. Have I said that before? 
Some members of the Parish haven't even turned to that page in the Hymnbook 
yet. tut tut. ONLY £5.99 delivered. for charidee. Come On! 
http://www.play.com/Music/CD/4-/1871177/Colours-Are-Brighter/Product.html  / 
www.coloursarebrighter.com/

I wore my bowlie t-shirt today to the aftermath (in Wales) of Gareth the 
former Slot Jockey hero (of mine) / friend's wedding. Old gits amongst us 
will remember Sinsterines pretending to be the band Slot Jockey (as per the 
"pasty-faced vegan geeks... and we LOST!" - NME April 2000 comment) in a 
5-a-side competition at ATP and doing rather well. I was lucky enough to 
encounter friendly Belgian chaps 'Das Pop' do a gig/karaoke backing as part 
of the do last night, they seemed rather lively + talented. Have they hit 
anybody elses radar?

I plan to get another old B&S t-shirt out of the mothballs on 25th August 
2007. Quite soon. allegedly http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=2555826720 
will tell you something about the ?evening proceedings but since that would 
involved me registering for yet something else to see it, I don't know what 
it'll tell you. What I do know is that we have been previously told and 
should not forget:

>>
>> Saturday 25th August
>> GRATE BIG BIRTHDAY PICNIC
>> Primrose Hill
>> That London
>>
>> Followed by dancing all night at Tigerw at nking: THE RETURN,

And that Carsmile Steve will soo tell us more. This text does *not* refer to 
our cuddly CSS at the last Birthday pic-nic:

"It was an unrivalled force of destruction capable of inspiring sheer terror 
in the hearts of the stoic. It was a sinister picnic crasher hell-bent on 
havoc. It was a vicious villain who seemed to take pleasure in inflicting 
injury on the innocent."

to save you the bother of reading on at 
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,208026,00.html (forgive me indymedia) it 
continues "It was a squirrel. And it was one bad rodent..." (I haven't read 
on, so not recommending clicky clicky)

Right. see you thens. without squirrrels.

(too many brackets) Jim 

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