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May 24, 2008 at 8:12 pm | Posted in antihaiku, blogging, music | 11 CommentsTags: music, sex pistols
but then again,
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one of my all time favorite songs ever. EVER.
love me some sex pistols. ~smooch~
Comment by Lakota— May 24, 2008 #
haha one of my favourite covers. Who’d have thought this song could work as the perfect articulation of the entire punk ethos? great.
Comment by peterandthehare— May 25, 2008 #
Had forgot about this one being done…haha, classic.
Comment by Tina Trivett— May 25, 2008 #
Oh! this was fun to sing along to. I followed it up with my impression of Edith Piaf. Fabulous Saturday night, one for the road, shake it out and smile.
Is there another message in here though? I hope I’m sitting in the back row when he draws his gun.
Comment by Mary P— May 25, 2008 #
Love the skinny jeans…
Comment by Simonne— May 25, 2008 #
but then again, he’s had a few more, and more, and more. . .
Comment by chrislacour— May 25, 2008 #
…this made me dig deep in the archives for my ‘nevermind the bullocks’…God Save the Queen!
Comment by Tina Trivett— May 26, 2008 #
oye. now i have friggin on the riggin in my head…
Comment by Lakota— May 26, 2008 #
the cabin boys name was skipper, he was a bloody ripper,
Comment by Paul— May 26, 2008 #
johnny rotten you say of the sex pistols… strangely drawn to his demise i found disturbing…..
Comment by pieceofpie— May 30, 2008 #
Peter! Can you hear me! Over that racket. This is not the Sex Pistols. This is Sid’s one and only single after he quit the band, that is why it is good. It is a true story. And I am commneting you loudly here so I remember this as far as I got. Hahaha, boing boing,
Comment by Paul— July 8, 2008 #