So, you drunk? At all?

Of course it's him! I feel all embarrassed now, like I should delete that other post.

I may have drank a little vodka, and perhaps a smidgin of cider. But drunk? Certainly not, officer.

Nazi's are idiots.

You can totally tell, even over the internet. Sit down and behave!

A note from my lawyer: It should be noted by the court and readers of the thread that on the night in question, not only were Mr Hip Priest's spelling and grammar beyond reproach but he also posted three consecutive links successfully. Hardly the actions of a 'wanton drunkard', as he wasn't described.

'Coquette' is a sadly underused word.

Damn.

I love that dress.

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Reviewer: Krissnikkers "Kriss" (Bracknell, Berks)
Amazing!
For anyone who lived through the eighties this is a must!..It has some excellant memories for me and some great pics! All I can say if this isn't in the christmas stocking of every 35 year old and over then you are missing out!

^Nice. The Smiths (or rather Morissey) were in Smash Hits all the time back then. I remember Morissey being guest reviewer one week and giving Duran Durans Wild Boys the title of 'Single of the Week'.

I bought every issue when I was in my teens. Those were the days. Remember the No.1 music mags?

Between the ages of 13 and 17 you couldn't see the wallpaper in my bedroom for cuttings from Smash Hits. Oh, those were the days.

Number 1 rings a vague bell, but it was obviously no Smash Hits.

Word.....I still have my two copies of the first issue of Ren & Stimpy comics and like 6 other of the first ten issues. They're worth a little something.

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surely someone here knows where this is from... ??

im gonna guess either a David Hassellhoff video or one of Peter Jackson's earlier films...

okay

Oh man, that song is like... the bane of my existence!