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Rock + Roll Disgrace- PrologueIt was the early 70s. I was a child, somewhere on my way to becoming a teen, but still young and naïve. I went to school and walked home with my friends, arriving to a hot dinner that Mum would've spent all afternoon cooking. Dad wouldn't be home for a few hours, so she would have to spend those making another dinner for him.Rock + Roll Disgrace- Prologue
So in that time, I would sit with my brother, and we'd play games on the floor of the front room with the television on. Before Dad arrived, we loved watching Top of the Pops. Far too young to take in the groups, the singers, the song names, I simply watched with fascination at all the types of people w


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O2 Academy Newcastle Sunday, 25th October 2009
Ah, Magnum. Bless 'em - they drew the short straw. Out of all of the gigs I've been to, theirs could hardly have been less conveniently placed. They chose to play Newcastle on the day the clocks went back, so I bet everyone was tired after having their body clock all screwed up. Personally, I'd had a really horrible, depressing week beforehand, and I wasn't feeling too well either. But there's no cure for the blues quite like a rock concert, is there?
I was pissed off to wake up far too early with a really sore throat. I wanted a sho


All The Young Dudes Part 3Female rocker Stephanie thinks that being a boy, among other things, would greatly improve her skills with an axe - here meaning guitar. This is for Stiggy: remember when we went to York for Chloë's birthday and acted the 'impatient husbands' with Grace and Laura until we split off from the others? Well this came to me when thinking about what you said in HMV. So thankies very muchly :)All The Young Dudes Part 3
I knew something was different the second I realised I was awake. It was earlier than usual, and I simply didn't feel the same as I had yesterday. Not only in my head, but physically, too. My first thought was that I could be ill. But

| Hello. I am Sarah. (My name isn't really ILoveBrucieD). I've been told I look like Bruce Dickinson, though. Or Malcolm Young. And more recently Steve Priest. I mean, really? Come on! (I look nothing like myself on my ID, I just like the amusing poserism of it all.) I live to rock, not draw ... so why the hell I have an account on here, no one knows ... damn, I wish I could though. So many ideas, so little talent ... still, I doodle amusing things that come to mind. But my signature submissions are my epically long concert reviews. If you can be arsed to read them, check them out! Oh, and as I am one of the few English people I know on here (if I come off as posh sounding maybe that's why!) don't be offended if I quiz you about language differences and time zone differences and stuff ... I just find it all fascinating |
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"Don't quote Bruce Dickinson in your exam"
~Actual advice from my RE teacher to me
And anyone who loves Maiden and Bruce
as much as I do is in my "list"
Oh, and by the way, you're the cool one
because this message is awesome!
Thanks again!
here's another hug:
(insanely cool and insanely insane!)
Have two hugs also:
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"Don't quote Bruce Dickinson in your exam"
~Actual advice from my RE teacher to me
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"Don't quote Bruce Dickinson in your exam"
~Actual advice from my RE teacher to me
Oh, and something which is puzzling me - he was a driver, he had so many cars, how that was possible as now it's clear he was colorblind? In my country you can't have a driver license if you are colorblind, but maybe it's not that way in UK?
You can have a licence but there are conditions to it. It bugs me a bit really, because knowing the most common type of colourblind is red/green, all lights are red vs. green!
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"Don't quote Bruce Dickinson in your exam"
~Actual advice from my RE teacher to me
I read a lot of articles about colorblindness in the Net and it was written that the people who have it could say if it's the red or green traffic light not by the color (as most of them see the two colors as one yellow color) but by the positions of the lights as the red one is always in the highest position. But if the lights are in horizontal position, then drivers with colorblindness could be wrong and that's dangerous.
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