This might have already been mentioned, but maybe not.
In the course of my last job, I had to go to a few schools in the north of Scotland (where I live). One of these was Buckie High. Yes, as in the track...
Anyway, when I got there, I parked up outside a café on the main street. The name of the café?...
pidgin wrote:This might have already been mentioned, but maybe not.
In the course of my last job, I had to go to a few schools in the north of Scotland (where I live). One of these was Buckie High. Yes, as in the track...
Anyway, when I got there, I parked up outside a café on the main street. The name of the café?...
pidgin wrote:This might have already been mentioned, but maybe not.
In the course of my last job, I had to go to a few schools in the north of Scotland (where I live). One of these was Buckie High. Yes, as in the track...
Anyway, when I got there, I parked up outside a café on the main street. The name of the café?...
I'm actually from Edinburgh, and in my last job a middle aged woman was talking about a "Peacock Tail Road". I've googled it and can't find it, but don't see why she would lie about that?
Actually, after just poking around on wikipedia a bit, I see we have birth dates for both of them, but where the fuck do people find that? Can't imagine they've given it in any interviews.
hexagonLife wrote:I'm actually from Edinburgh, and in my last job a middle aged woman was talking about a "Peacock Tail Road". I've googled it and can't find it, but don't see why she would lie about that?
Actually, after just poking around on wikipedia a bit, I see we have birth dates for both of them, but where the fuck do people find that? Can't imagine they've given it in any interviews.
the dates were derived in each case by subtracting 364 un-birthdays
hexagonLife wrote:I'm actually from Edinburgh, and in my last job a middle aged woman was talking about a "Peacock Tail Road". I've googled it and can't find it, but don't see why she would lie about that?
Actually, after just poking around on wikipedia a bit, I see we have birth dates for both of them, but where the fuck do people find that? Can't imagine they've given it in any interviews.
Probably came from the biography given by one of their chums; the photographer bloke I think.. Pic or sumthin.. i'd load up a window and look if i wasn't soo lazy....
In bocpages link of the song "blockbusters" was information that this track was recorded from this popular UK tv show.
Also i heard from it the same phrase: "Can i have a P please Bob"
Is that the point of a track name "She is P"?
In the UK certain girls names are sometimes abbreviated to just the first letter by their friends - i.e P instead of Penelope or B instead of Beatrice etc.. so i assume it's a friend of theirs. But i like the Blockbusters idea
pidgin wrote:This might have already been mentioned, but maybe not.
In the course of my last job, I had to go to a few schools in the north of Scotland (where I live). One of these was Buckie High. Yes, as in the track...
Anyway, when I got there, I parked up outside a café on the main street. The name of the café?...
Funny, I thought "Buckie High" was what you get when you drink a bottle of this:
Jesus, was it you indeed?
To flirt unkindly with my greed
Promising eternal life
When you knew it was not right?
When you knew that what I'd need was willingness and comfort there
