im sure i remember John Lennon wearing a flat cap? confirmation of working class status surely.lennon was middle class
im sure i remember John Lennon wearing a flat cap? confirmation of working class status surely.lennon was middle class
im sure i remember John Lennon wearing a flat cap? confirmation of working class status surely.
Recorded while living in a massive fuck off house on the Thames at Weybridge and driving around in a white rollerJohn Lennon singing working class hero to reconfirm his proletarian status.
At least he hadn't moved to the easier tax regime of America by thencynic
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Lennon selling socialism between shifts at the Strawberry Fields Colliery near Liverpool, prior to being exiled to the USA by the UK state for unBritish activity.
He was keen on the old £.s.d., don't forget.At least he hadn't moved to the easier tax regime of America by then
yeh that's when it was in the gutter and it's got worse since thenAlways find this thread title a bit annoying....
It was a very low base to start with
Recorded while living in a massive fuck off house on the Thames at Weybridge and driving around in a white roller
My wifes grandparents lived in Byfleet near Weybridge. Her grandfather had a friend who repaired and maintained snooker/billiard tables. In the late sixties, he was approached by Derek taylor, a friend of the beatles and asked if he would re lay the baize on a table owned by Lennon. Lennon wanted the baize to be white instead of green. Apparently, Lennon was told where to go, as the guy wasn't prepared to ruin a perfectly good table despite being offered a mall fortune.
My wifes grandparents lived in Byfleet near Weybridge. Her grandfather had a friend who repaired and maintained snooker/billiard tables. In the late sixties, he was approached by Derek taylor, a friend of the beatles and asked if he would re lay the baize on a table owned by Lennon. Lennon wanted the baize to be white instead of green. Apparently, Lennon was told where to go, as the guy wasn't prepared to ruin a perfectly good table despite being offered a small fortune.
I’m sure Private Eye has pointed out such inconsistencies in the pastJudging by their front pages in recent days, the Mail appears to be claiming leadership of the campaign to lessen the plastic we use in our lives. Do any of you regular readers know if their weekend editions contain magazines in little plastic packets?