Your favourite hellraiser

[Buzzer]

Go not gently into the dark night...rage, rage against the dying of the light.

 

[Buzzer]

 

[HAILSHAM SEAGULL]

Moon The Loon.............an absolute legend

 

[The Spanish]

Gary Williams likes a pint.

with the above, generally.

 

[Buzzer]

This man supports Brighton

 

[Hillian1]

Iggy pop and people like Alice Copper have been religously tee total and reformed for years now. Cooper likes a cup of tea and a game of golf now.

Iggy was, and will always be the king.

It is impossible to do that much to your body and live.

 

[The Spanish]

Therefore he's disqualified. Hellraisers do NOT play golf. He's allowed to like tea though.

 

[RowleyBirkinQ.C(deceased)]

Ollie Reed, Keith Moon, Richard Burton, Peter O'tool, all hellraising film legends.
In football, George Best was a nutter, then there was this bloke.


Robin Friday

 

[Buzzer]

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He's a golfer. Disqualified.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Richard Harris.

 

[Buzzer]

Apparently this man was a machine when it came to partying. John Lennon was scared of going drinking with him.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

A great thread Buzzer. Love it.

 

[Buzzer]

It's nice to be nice but sometimes I get spiteful. Double spiteful. This s one of the greatest comedy characters ever. Bulla!

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Jeffrey Bernard even made a living from it. This man was a drinker's drinker.

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Great call Buzzer!

Did you go and see Peter O'Toole in Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell at the Theatre Royal? I went to the premiere.
Jeffrey Bernard was there. Every bit as surly and snarly an old bar steward as you would never hope to meet. UTTERLY required reading at the time tho. Genuine Brit literary legend, sort of an English Hunter S Thompson. It was all about HIM.

 

[Buzzer]

Great call Buzzer!

Did you go and see Peter O'Toole in Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell at the Theatre Royal? I went to the premiere.
Jeffrey Bernard was there. Every bit as surly and snarly an old bar steward as you would never hope to meet. UTTERLY required reading at the time tho. Genuine Brit literary legend, sort of an English Hunter S Thompson. It was all about HIM.

Yes! I used to read Lowlife in the Spectator so loved Bernard and his idiosyncrasies. As with Mark E Smith he was a complete ******* and pulled stunning women.

 

[Buzzer]

Love this man. He's a poet



THPP - Do you remember that audience with M E S we went to and I was coming down big time from having spent a weekend on God knows what? It seemed appropriate.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Yes! I used to read Lowlife in the Spectator so loved Bernard and his idiosyncrasies. As with Mark E Smith he was a complete ******* and pulled stunning women.

Absolutely. He also used to do a weekly column in one of the London free hand-out papers called Midweek that got given out on, I think Thursdays. Unmissable. JB and MES sort of redefine how you think about your heroes IMHO. It's a genuine love/hate thing.

 

[RowleyBirkinQ.C(deceased)]

And

 

[The Spanish]

Apparently this man was a machine when it came to partying. John Lennon was scared of going drinking with him.

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i know the albert goldman Lennon book got slated, but the Nilsson bits are funny as ****.

 

[Buzzer]

Absolutely. He also used to do a weekly column in one of the London free hand-out papers called Midweek that got given out on, I think Thursdays. Unmissable. JB and MES sort of redefine how you think about your heroes IMHO. It's a genuine love/hate thing.

Yes. And they truly do/did not give a scoobies about the people that adored them.