Curly Watts & Lofty Holloway
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NoNeed said:
TheEnd said:
These things don't just happen by accident.
Couldn't be deliberate shirley?It's only a matter of days before it hits the media, so you might as well be briefed on the project.
In the late 1950s, a series of genetic programs were carried out to make tall people that wore glasses.
Subject 419 and Subject 772 were the only survivors.
The project was cancelled when John Lennon was assassinated, and round glasses went out of fashion.
I had the Curly Watts & Lofty Holloway discussion with long lost friends in Salford Tech Union bar Tues 28th Jan 1986 between the hours of approx 2 to 4 pm.
Southern Comfort was the drink of choice , i remember the Cocteau Twins Echoes in a Shallow Bay seemed to be on heavy rotation on the jukebox.
The only girls in the place were a pair of post punk twin sisters who weren't that fit TBH.
On that day , we concluded that Lofty was basically a southern rip off version of Curly.
In the subsequent 25+ years i've spent ruminating over this subject i have'nt really found fault in our original conclusion.
HTH.

Southern Comfort was the drink of choice , i remember the Cocteau Twins Echoes in a Shallow Bay seemed to be on heavy rotation on the jukebox.
The only girls in the place were a pair of post punk twin sisters who weren't that fit TBH.
On that day , we concluded that Lofty was basically a southern rip off version of Curly.
In the subsequent 25+ years i've spent ruminating over this subject i have'nt really found fault in our original conclusion.
HTH.

RetroWheels said:
I had the Curly Watts & Lofty Holloway discussion with long lost friends in Salford Tech Union bar Tues 28th Jan 1986 between the hours of approx 2 to 4 pm.
Southern Comfort was the drink of choice , i remember the Cocteau Twins Echoes in a Shallow Bay seemed to be on heavy rotation on the jukebox.
The only girls in the place were a pair of post punk twin sisters who weren't that fit TBH.
On that day , we concluded that Lofty was basically a southern rip off version of Curly.
In the subsequent 25+ years i've spent ruminating over this subject i have'nt really found fault in our original conclusion.
HTH.

Superb!Southern Comfort was the drink of choice , i remember the Cocteau Twins Echoes in a Shallow Bay seemed to be on heavy rotation on the jukebox.
The only girls in the place were a pair of post punk twin sisters who weren't that fit TBH.
On that day , we concluded that Lofty was basically a southern rip off version of Curly.
In the subsequent 25+ years i've spent ruminating over this subject i have'nt really found fault in our original conclusion.
HTH.

An absolutely perfect response.
I salute you.

The "Cocteau Twins" you say! ... I was having a look at some material of "Half Man Half Biscuit" just the other day.

Cheers,
Eric

Edited by Kiltie on Saturday 10th December 02:24
Edited by Kiltie on Saturday 10th December 02:29
RetroWheels said:
I had the Curly Watts & Lofty Holloway discussion with long lost friends in Salford Tech Union bar Tues 28th Jan 1986 between the hours of approx 2 to 4 pm.
Southern Comfort was the drink of choice , i remember the Cocteau Twins Echoes in a Shallow Bay seemed to be on heavy rotation on the jukebox.
The only girls in the place were a pair of post punk twin sisters who weren't that fit TBH.
On that day , we concluded that Lofty was basically a southern rip off version of Curly.
In the subsequent 25+ years i've spent ruminating over this subject i have'nt really found fault in our original conclusion.
HTH.

Southern Comfort was the drink of choice , i remember the Cocteau Twins Echoes in a Shallow Bay seemed to be on heavy rotation on the jukebox.
The only girls in the place were a pair of post punk twin sisters who weren't that fit TBH.
On that day , we concluded that Lofty was basically a southern rip off version of Curly.
In the subsequent 25+ years i've spent ruminating over this subject i have'nt really found fault in our original conclusion.
HTH.


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