I think this could be interesting, however it could quite easily become something which loses the excitement and simplicty that it has now, which would be a pity.

With regard to spam, will that also include posts from Chris 'sebastian' Summerfield about a big pigeon he saw in a field, or about King Kong presenting the oscars, or how he saw a man with a beard and a brown hat (described over 15 paragraphs).

Don't get me wrong, I see the point about people saying swears, advertising fake nikes and bigging up Supersuper being BANG out of order, but surely the drivel I'm on about is equally bad?

Ah Michael, me & Paddy Ashdown, used to have a right 'ole laff, we did. Shame he tried to instigate a coalition with that c*ock Tony. Oh, on the matter of fashion (or "style), I believe I have become somewhat of a style icon down in scruffy, soi-disant Shoreditch. Young students and what not, hunting down their wears at the local Beyond Retro etc. "Vintage," I think they call it.

To come back to Ben's point, and while I have nothing against Chris except his attrociouos solecistic warblings, I do think the majority of his posts have no point whatsoever. While they're not spam, they clog up the board because no one actually has anything to say or respond to about (somewhat tenuous) subjects, a recent one being "Euro Pride," for example.

if pointlessness is a crime then maggie you should have a word with Mr Cameron... he's not doing the team any favours with his rolled up sleeves and political solecistic warblings...

Hold on are we not talking about the same person????

But honestly, i agree in some occasions but I think if he concentrates on the topics and content a little more we would have something truly interesting happening on this board?

Non o oui?

C'est la vie... I know you dont like the french much maggie but im sure Monsieur Mitterrand must have said that a few times in conversation :)

I don't mind him as much as others seemingly do on here. I am sure if he refined his tastes, improved his grammar, and stopped posting the Plymouth Daily Gazette on here, then his contribution would be met with more positivity.

On the matter of Cameron, I kinda get the feeling that the next step for him post-Radio 1, cycling to work, GQ Twat of the year, etc, is for a quick styling session with Gareth Pugh & !wowow!. Maybe the next Party Conference should be diverted from Brighton (retirement home of the once trendy) to the oh-so-hot Peckham squat. Bring in some performance art; Matthew on the decks; KT & Namalee advising Theresa May et al. on the cutting-edge Basso & Brooke. Would do wonders for their public image as a dull, backward, xenophobic mess-of-a-political-party.

Now thats a showstudio project i would like to see, David Camerons Fash-Pash-Tory Conference. Gareth Pugh (The new peter mandelson) advising Cameron on how to be a supah star just like hime.

Oh to see him in a clown or poodle outfit. How terribly baroque and ratners at the same time. He could appeal to the working class and the members of showstudio at once with his erudite choice of policy and attire.

Come on Gareth and Cameron, you say your gonna start a revolution, do it now, carpe diem!

Roger Wilco, over and out....this is gorgeous signing off...

Neo-baroque punk vs Neo-liberal funk

"up North" vs "down South"

Do you think we are being hippocritical in this thread somewhat dear lady thatcher?

Or is politics and fashion oh so beyond that trifling triviality?

Politico-fashion, what I say cf. Squatter Rights/!wowow!(?), Bourgeois chic/John Galliano, Human Rights/Vivienne Westwood. Far from off-topic or hyprocritical. In fact, the issue of moderation is a political issue at best. We're just providing an insight into it for those apathetic fashion cocks, who can't talk about it if it's not neon "babes," through the medium of !wowow!

'Roger Wilco, over and out....this is gorgeous signing off...'

'Out of the Blue'!