RAD Issue 2 A/W
A letter from the editor … Yo readers, Welcome to Issue 2 of a bigger (actually a little smaller but perfectly formed) and better RAD. I hope that you had a nice Christmas and got all that you wanted and had a fun New Years and did nothing I wouldn't do! It was a good winter holiday for me, I turned 18 and bought my first legal drink- a cranberry woo woo if anybody asks- and I got my first DSLR. I can’t stop taking pictures (they might make it into next issue if they are good enough!)
do. Its weird). I also have a lot of new years resolutions the first being ‘do well in my Alevels’ and that is kind of my excuse to why this issue is so late—DAMN YOU JANUARY EXAMS! Taking up all my time! But anyway enough about me, this issue has a winter theme to fit in with the current climate and was a lot of fun to edit. It features a lot of very interesting young people that really are going to be very successful in the near future, my favourite being the lovely band Is Tropical, whom I’m sure you will be hearing about in the next couple of months, they are quite good go and listen. Also in the issue there is a review of the film of the year the Social Network (as I type this I’m listening to ‘Power’ by Kanye West while simultaneously on Facebook- I feel like I’m in the film. I’m such a geek)
I crossed over to the dark-side and got a Blackberry its weird having a phone again—I had lost my trusty phone which I lovingly owned for six Here’s to 2011, may you be a good years a couple of moths ago— but one its nice having contact with the world again. I have a thing for low GEORGIA B x quality phone pictures (No, I really RADmagazine@hotmail.co.uk
Here‟s what's in Issue 2 6- Our editor discusses what is Rad and what is Bad 8- Lovely photos by Matt Harris 10- Jeff Luker shoots ‟Dust bowl dance‟ 16- More of Matt Harris‟ brilliant work 18- Josh Wroath discuss the joy of music 19- Why our editor loves camel (the colour not the animal!) 20- Kristina Wilson shoots the moody story „Heavy Metal‟ 26- RAD asks what winter means fashion-wize to some of our favourite bloggers 31- Josh Wroath reviews one of the biggest films of the year „The Social Network‟ 33– What Christmas means to me 34- Elizabeth Sarah makes the winter weather look inviting 38- The editor talks tattoos and music with Is Tropical 40- and finally Elizabeth Sarah and her „Homecoming‟ shoot
RAD Supermarkets: I'd agree that the death of local shop and the independent beaker, butcher, and indeed candlestick maker is a real tragedy, but hey in today's modern society we've basically got what we asked for, convenience and everything under one roof. And shamed as we are to admit it, we like it that way. Need a frozen pizza, some socks a tube of toothpaste, a Nokia phone charger and Florence and the machine's new album? you know where to go Steven Seagal: Actor, producer, writer, director, singer-songwriter, 7th-dan black belt in aikido, owner of fantastic hair, animal rights activist and supposedly the reincarnation of a Tibetan Buddhist lama, or tulku. Seagal is a BEAST. Currently flogging his own energy drink cleverly named Steven Seagal's Lightening Bolt, along with working as the deputy sheriff of Jefferson Pariah, Louisiana. Seagal's thousand yard stare and willingness to wear funny oriental jackets makes him a fully fledged alternative fashion icon. Late Night TV: If you can sleep and you're really tired, zone out TV will probably feature an American sheriff and or Ross Kemp. Not Kirsty Warker. Newsnight isn't really, low-effort, veg-out TV is it now? Whereas, perpetual re-runs of the 36 episodes of the World's Wildest Police Videos with a former Sheriff most certainly is. Nothing quite soothes a tired brain like bizarre traffic violations and horrific car chases
BAD Wayfarer's: This could, and maybe should, be a blanket kicking of wearing sunglasses in general, but I'll keep it current and urge you to step away from the goddam, wayfarers. Once the epitome of Steve McQueen cool they're no the go-to accessory for every single clueless hipster on planet wanting to appear deliciously aloof, indoors. Everyone looks like a mug wearing sunglasses, that's a given, but on the rare occasion it's sunny do we all have to be wearing the same ones, nothing quite says glamorous, American anti-hero like .... the Jonas Brothers Barbecues: I'd hazard the guess that the reason us Brits are now inclined to burn the crap out of lots of meat at the first glimpse of the summer sun is simple because some rouge Aussie barbecue manufacturer washed up o these shore in search of a new business. And not because it's lots of fun and the food tastes great. And it isn't and doesn't. Face facts. Carbonized cow, a hot dog bun filled with wasps and a face full of smoke isn't our idea of heady summer Al fresco dining. Alan Hansen can stuff his Morrison's offers where the Sun don't shine. Andy Warhol: While Iâ€&#x;m partial to the odd colourful screen print of Elvis and of course I'm grateful to him for getting his wallet out to pay for the Velvet Underground's studio time, Warhol's body of work, irrespective of it carefully considered intentions, is largely complete and utter pap, Pap. Still revered as a visionary and with his work remaining highly collectible, Andy's 15 minutes of fame have lasted nearly 50 years. Johns and Lichenstein would be screwing.
Photos by Matt Harris
Dust Bowl Dance
Photos by Jeff Luker
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Name: Jeff Luker Star Sign: Leo FavouriteBook: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Film: The Dreamers Band/Artist: Townes Van Zandt What are your favourite things about winter?- Seasonal What do you really want for Christmas?depression A Leica M6
What was it that first got you into photography? - Bad drawing skills. Who is your dream person to photograph?- Barack Obama. What inspires you?- New ideas, traveling, William Gedney
Do you have any New Years resolutions?- Get more work done “This picture of a bison [is my favourite photo] because I was so close, I could see its breath. It was very awe-inspiring�
What cameras do you use? - Contax G1, Yashica T4, Nikon FM2
Art by Marc Johns
So your sitting at home on your laptop, round a mate‟s house, at a gig, listening to the radio, in a shop, watching television or doing something completely random (I don't know, scuba diving?). And that's when you hear it. Your first thought is "woo what the fuck is this?!". You've just heard something so unbelievable that your brain goes into hyper drive and you just know you need more. So you scan the internet, ask your mate, read the flyer, wait for the DJ to say, ask the shop assistant, select information on your remote until you find out who just gave you that aneurysm. So then you go on their website, copy the album from your mate, talk to the band or buy their CD in the shop and you become hooked. You listen to it non-stop for days, weeks, months. It becomes an obsession. You just can't imagine not hearing it daily. It becomes almost a religion to you. Next you find out they have 5 more albums and your heart beat starts to rise. Then you find out they have an album out next year and you start to shake in excitement. Finally you find out they‟re touring next month and your head explodes with hysteria. Sound familiar? We've all been there. No matter if it was 'All The Small Things' when you were 10,
'London Calling' at 17, 'Paranoid Android' at 27 or „I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor?' at 43, when you find that artist that has up until that time escaped your provision its like a whole new lease of life. A spark ignites in your brain and you just can't wait to explore more of the music. The spark becomes a raging fire of passion that will then always burn in you. That's the power of music. Once that fires burning there's very little that can put that fire out for you. It just keeps burning and burning the more and more you listen to it. Most of the time that fire simply never goes out. Hopefully you've had moments like those mentioned. If not then I envy you for that first time it happens.
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Art by Garance Dore
I‟m sure you already know, unless you have been hiding under a rock for the past season, that camel is back in fashion. The glamorous shade that ought not to be associated with a desert dwelling spitting mammal - nothing says couture like a sullen animal - but instead seen on a beautiful, successful women. It should evoke the smell of channel no 5 and warm autumn nights and stolen weekends full of secret dinner dates, glossy hair and the faint smell of the last cigarette. To me nothing suggests accomplishment in a woman more than a camel coat: it shows wisdom, intelligence and timelessness. It‟s probably the only item of clothing that makes me want to be a grown up. There is just something about that insanely impractical shade of pale that makes me go weak at the knees. There are a host of styles to choose between; from luxurious dressing gown shapes, courtesy of Aquascutum, MaxMara, and Chloe, to mannish, double-breasted straight cuts from Gucci, Hermès and Michael Kors. There are even pretty princess styles with furry cuffs, and bejewelled collars and pockets by Alberta Ferretti. The joys of a camel coat are countless; camel goes with everything and is perfectly suited to autumn/winter's new minimalism mood (pair it with black, navy, white and grey), and, whatever your complexion, there's a camel hue for you - from blonde to caramel, to burnt toffee. You can even amp it up with leather. So go on and grow up, I dare you ...
Heavy Metal This winter toughen up With leather and layering
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Winter Wonders ...
Name: Ella Wood Age: 16 Star Sign: Scorpio Favourite Book: It's got to be the Harry Potter series, but I'm reading Luella's Guide to English Style at the moment which is very good Film: A Single Man, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Marie Antoinette, and lots of really bad high school comedies Band/Artist: Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes, The Libertines, Angus & Julia Stone, Ratatat, The Kinks, The Beatles, Belle & Sebastian, The xx, Radiohead… What are your favourite things about winter?: I like hot drinks and snuggling up in bed, and it’s nice to layer up lots! What do you really want for Christmas?: I don’t ever want anything very big. I like receiving gifts that I wouldn’t actually buy for myself, like pyjamas, candles, socks and perfume Do you have any New Years resolutions?: To be braver and enjoy my last few months at school. Next year is a big one for me, I’m a excited and a little scared all at once So what are you going to invest in clothes wise this winter?:
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Name: Rachel Honeybone Age: 16 Star Sign: Aries FavouriteBook: Lolita and The Picture of Dorian Grey Film: Many, but if I had to decide. Pulp fiction Band/Artist: Arctic Monkeys What are your favourite things about Winter?: It sounds shallow, but probably the clothes, for the simple reason that I generally prefer the aesthetic of them to 'summer' clothes. I also love walking and driving through cities when it's dark and all the lights are on! What do you really want for Christmas?: My Glastonbury ticket is my Christmas present, although I would love a new record player! Do you have any New Years resolutions?: Spend less time on the computer and start being more productive... goodness knows if this will actually happen. So what are you going to invest in clothes wise this winter?:
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Name: Laurie Trueman Age: 16 Star sign: Pisces Favourite Book: Atonement Film: Factory Girl Band/Artist: Arctic Monkeys What are your favourite things about winter?- Winter to me is much more interesting than summer, although I'm not entirely sure why, for starters the clothes are always more appealing, I always seem to have more fun, there's always more gigs to attend, despite how much I love festivals, there is always something fun about a gig, like last year I saw Babyshambles just before Christmas day and they were beyond RAD. I also like the weather, I like rain, I don't like wind though and walking home from school in the cold. I love Christmas, I like the rush of Christmas shopping, I like snow when we get it, I like wrapping up warm, I like taking photos more so in winter and I generally like the atmosphere of winter more so than summer. What do you really want for Christmas? - Books. I have chosen some already, some on The Velvet Underground and Joy Division (two of my fave bands) and lots of dvds, as I love films. But for my main present I had my Glastonbury. Do you have any New Years resolutions?- I don't really make new years resolutions anymore, I used to, but I never stuck to them, therefore next year I'll have an open mind, to write more and also to be as happy as I can. What do you hope to invest in clothes wise this winter?
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Name: Jess Griffiths Age: 17 Star sign: Gemini Favourite Book: The Rose of Sebastopol Film: Shrek Band/Artist: David Grey What are your favourite things about Winter?- I really love that I get to wear layers of clothes especially woolly socks and grey I know it sounds weird but I love the colour in winter time. Who can not love hot fires and roasted chestnuts. The best thing though … Christmas spirit! What do you really want for Christmas?- OH MY GOD Take That tickets! I tried but I could not get any tickets also Dvds ‘Toy story’ and ‘Shrek’. Do you have any New Years resolutions?- Stop biting my nails, to get into a musical theatre school and have another BLOODY GOOD YEAR!
Name: Ellis Rutter Age: 18 Star Sign: Virgo Favourite Book: Enduring Love, but I love reading plays especially Romeo and Juliet Film: Love Actually Band/Artist: The Smiths What are your favourite things about winter?- I love walking down an empty street covered in snow with my ipod headphones in, you feel like you are in a film! Knowing that I will go to London, my favourite place in the whole world, with my grandma just before Christmas. Oh yeah I love to read books on trains as I zoom across the winter country side. What do you really want for Christmas? - Money to pay for Drama school, tickets to see any RSC production Do you have any New Years resolutions?- To be more motivated, seriously I’m lazy! Also I need to grab opportunities with both hands.
You don’t get to 500 million friends without winning an award … Josh Wroath reviews the film of the year All of us these days use Twitter, Myspace, Flickr and of course, Facebook to interact with our friends and family weekly, daily and even hourly. But what a lot of us don’t know about these websites is just how they were made and how they came about. Cue The Social Network. Set around the book The Accidental Billioniares by Ben Mezrich, the film traces the beginnings of Facebook and how it became the global leader in social networking. Although the focus is on Co-creator Mark Zuckerberg and other early Facebook employees, none actually helped make the film, leaving one a little sceptical of what is fact and what is fiction. In fact the only information used to create the film from an inside source is from co-creator Eduardo Saverin’s help in writing Mezrich’s book. But regardless of this, The Social Network takes on the task of showing the relationship's between the creators of the website, focusing less on the technical aspects of how Facebook was developed.
Zuckerberg impresses Max Minghella, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss who then enlist him to help create HarvardConnection, a website that would connect all the students of Harvard to one another. Seeing the potential of the basic idea Zuckerberg becomes obsessed with development of his own website, The Facebook, funded by best friend Saverin. With early success, The Facebook spreads to other American universities catching the attention of Napstar creator Sean Parker (played by Justin Timberlake). As the site expands Zuckerberg needs more money and after a business meeting with Parker heads out to California. Saverin elects to stay behind and do an internship in New York. As
company. Clips of each lawsuit are brought in at the moment it relates to in the storyline, resulting in end of the narrative coinciding perfectly with the end of the lawsuit with Saverin. Throughout the film we see the many different aspects that helped make Facebook what it is today. In one scene Zuckerberg is stuck thinking what next to do to The Facebook, when friend (and soon co-founder) Dustin Moskovitz asks if a girl in Mark’s class is single. This gives Zuckerberg the brain wave of adding the ‘relationship status’ feature to the website, the final touch before the site becomes live. With many unrecognisable faces in the film, The Social Network turns out to be extremely well acted by all, even Justin Timberlake. You become attached to the triangular friendship and rivalry between Zuckerberg, Saverin and Parker, generating a real sympathy in you for them. All three actors playing these roles vividly express their emotions. A personal favourite is the scene near the end where Saverin (played by Andrew Garfield) finds out about his shares being diluted. Director David Fincher (Seven, Fight Club, Panic Room, The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button) uses lighting, sound and camera angles to give a feel of just how the characters are feeling (a highlight being the scene portraying Zuckerberg’s reaction to Facebook reaching 1 million members).
Another gem in film is the soundtrack. With original compositions by Trent Reznor (vocalist of Nine Inch Nails) and Atticus Ross (producer) the sound throughout the time passes Saverin’s influence is replaced by film is very dark and ambient, much like Parkers which in turn causes a rift between Christopher Nolan’s Inception. The soundZuckerberg and Saverin. track sets a racing beat behind Zuckerberg From the outset you learn that Zuckerberg is when he is working through the technical a bit of an arsehole. The opening, gently One of the great things about this film is aspects of the site, whilst the rest of the comic scene sees him patronising his girlthat the narrative is driven through the legal soundtrack creates a feeling of impending friend about her intellect which ends with encounters from the ensuing lawsuits for doom. her finishing their relationship. Racing back breaches of trust against Zuckerberg by Savto his dorm Zuckerberg effortlessly creates a erin and the Winklevoss brothers. The Win- All in all a fascinating watch, The Social website comparing all the girls at Harvard to klevoss’ are suing him for stealing their origi- Network is well worth your time. one another. Sending it out across campus it nal idea whilst we later find out Saverin is catches on like wildfire eventually causing 9/10 suing Zuckerberg for diluting his share of the the Harvard network to crash. By doing so
An Ode to Christmas, decorations and shopping
And at primary school when we used to fashion shoddy-looking paper-chains from faded coloured sugar paper - it seemed not only to be an extremely important task - but also the highlight of the academic calendar. Will there be snow, won't there be snow? Will Father Christmas/Dad eat the mince pie we left out? This year I'm trying to rediscover that fervour I once had for the festive period. I started by watching Home Alone – which was just as amazing as I remembered – I've bought rings made of holly, too many branches of mistletoe and I've even tried to stand around sipping mulled wine and hot cider, both of which tasted entirely unreasonable. Maybe the issue I have is that there is only a certain amount of Christmas cheer I can muster every year, and most of that is used up on bellowing "Merry Christmas!!!" There is one saving grace, however, one activity that always fills me with cheer: shopping. Recently I popped in to Bath to track down a variety of gifts for a variety of family members. I managed to buy five in total, one for mum, one for my brother, one for my dad and two for myself. Although this is an appalling result, it's a trap I always fall into.
I must have cut a lonely figure, grappling with a Christmas tree up a windy, cobbled drive way – I imagined streets brimming with happy couples and mobile-phone advert friends all with their perfect pine giants in a net. Not a grey, lonely, muddy Saturday and a plastic tree. I am incredibly indecisive by nature. This is not a helpful attribute when it comes to mission-shopping. Yes it‟s a mission - a To make matters worse, I was wearing a camel-coloured jacket. full-blown operation to purchase as many things as you can. I If I'd have thought it through, I'd have donned a Barbour for spend hours wondering the aisles of HMV, becoming ensconced this festive task. As it was, having been abandoned by my broth- in the box-set section. Towers of DVDs coax me into pretending er who had promised to help me fetch „The Tree‟, defiance had my brother loves "friends" (he doesn't but oh how fickle my forced me towards the rainy garage in a hurry, and the camel memory can be.) I limp aimlessly around beauty counter, choking on perfume, allowing war-painted Ladies to poison my arm was bearing the brunt of this rookie mistake. The tree now stands embarrassed in the corner of my room, drowning in care- with their scented sprays. I escape department stores smelling fully arranged fairy lights, which continue to wink at me pathet- like a chemically confused version of my mother. ically long into the night. I have an issue with purchasing things, I can't peruse items for other people without spying something for myself. Often I'll try This, however, is the first year I've had the inclination to decoand safeguard myself from this fact by sticking solely to shops or rate my room in keeping with tradition, none of this nouvelle departments I know I have no interest in: kitchenware, mensstuff – pink Christmas trees being the main culprit, seriously Argos?! My previous miserly stance towards decoration was that wear, gardening tools. everything I put up would at some point have to be taken down and, frankly, that would be too much effort. I wonder when it got to that? As a child I used to virtually hyperventilate at the prospect of picking up the tree from the local garden centre with my dad and taking it home to drench it in baubles. It was beyond exciting.
Even then though, even when I'm knee-deep in other people's interests, I am quite capable of convincing myself I need a hand trowel. This has to stop. Perhaps I'll do the rest of my Christmas shopping over the internet because then if I can't actually pick the items up and bond with them, I won't want them.
I been standing here waiting mister postman, so patiently, for just a card or just a letter ...
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After fighting through several security guards at Bristol Anson Rooms, our editor, Georgia Burgoyne, spoke to Is Topical about their new album, Cheryl Cole and Shpongle right before they appeared on stage supporting Mystery Jets. Georgia: Can you give our readers a little synopsis of Is Tropical? Sell the band to us.
influences, they are doing the same Dominic: Like French lingerie. Pretty thing as us, trying to get seen and heard sexy. Georgia: Ok so you have just brought out a new single, which I love, called „south pacific‟. Why in these financially troubled times should people go out and buy it? Dominic: It‟s about escapism and the song is cheaper than a holiday Georgia: Ha you should put that on the poster
Simon: And there is only one on there, so you only need to spend 79p to buy our whole back catalogue!
Simon: But I like this one [revels a Black/lace/sexy one] it‟s quite Lady Gaga esc. She‟s an influence.
We try and make it theatrical but it‟s not going to be as good tonight as we can‟t get the projector working.
Gary: I think we have a number of influences, mainly the Strokes Simon: On tour we listen to a vast range of stuff. Our friends bands are
Georgia: Is that the fabric you would recommend?
Gary: … Sweating so much we couldn‟t breathe, we nearly fainted a couple of times!
Georgia: Bargain
Georgia: So who are you influences?
Simon: We have a Japanese friend who sent us this nice material but we didn‟t have enough time to make them.
Dominic: … We had like 15 tog duvets on our face …
Dominic: Our songs are only 79p on itunes
Simon: Yeah, it‟s kind of hard when you are on a support tour to have everything. Especially for the time frame we have to play, sound check and everything. But for our own shows we try and have it heavy on the lights, projections …
Georgia: After a tour they could become quite pungent
Simon: Actually we have made a lot of mistakes over the years. We didn‟t care how thick it was …
Gary: We‟re a fun, danceable, short, concise pop band
Georgia: No way, I heard that was your thing!
Gary: They are supposed to go with our leather clad look but normally we wear the one that smells the least
Is Tropical
Georgia: Do you use it in a way so that it removes a front man and it is more about the music?
Simon: Yeah, we don‟t want a “face” for the band. Like on the cover of a Simon: Don‟t tell them it‟s a free down- magazine you only see the singer load! Georgia: Yeah I always feel bad for [All Laugh] the drummer Georgia: So let‟s talk bandannas, do you co-ordinate them with your outfit?
Dominic: Actually I might like Newton Falkner if he didn‟t have dreadlocks …
Simon: We were meant to …
Simon: But he is a nice guy. We met him once in London at a Shpongle concert.
Gary: … but they end up really dirty and the end of a tour Simon: We made some nice ones
Gary: There‟s quite a lot of dreadlocks in Bristol
Dominic: Yeah Shpongle‟s playing a concert later in a field [All Laugh] Georgia: Well I‟ll keep an eye out. What can we expect from tonight‟s gig? Obviously no projections Gary: 4 songs before we get kicked off … Dominic: Projections, erections … [Laugh] Simon: Recently we have been playing new album tracks. Our album is finished now, should be out around Christmas
merch … Gary: … but it got sent back, they printed a message inside saying Mystery Jets and Is Tropical London, something was wrong with it Simon: But we like to go out and have fun with them
Georgia: Cheryl‟s a legend she will always be an influence! Gary: Ha see, she‟s amazing. Never be embarrassed to say that! Ellis: I do have a girl crush on her Simon: Yeah same!
Ellis: But music wise … Dominic: They are quite the party aniGary: Oh come on are you kidding me! mals Gary: Will [Rees – guitar, backing and lead vocals, keyboards, percussion ] used to be a child model [All Laugh] Simon: We love the boys
[Everybody starts singing Cheryl Cole’s ‘Promise this’] Georgia: Cheryl Cole “making French classy” Simon: We have all of Girls Aloud‟s album in the van. Her new album‟s not so good but she did have malaria, our excuse is that we just had Turkish food!
Georgia: Yeah I was going to say you have only released two singles?
Georgia: Do you aim to tour with your friends?
Simon: Yeah we just finished recording our album
Gary: Yeah it just happened like that, we never had anybody in mind initialGeorgia: Would you rather: gain an ly. The last tour we went on was with eye or lose an eye?! the Big Pink we knew them in a round[All Laugh] about way through nights out
Gary: We don‟t know what it sounds like from up front, so maybe it might not be the best representation Simon: It‟s a work in progress Georgia: Do you have any pre gig rituals? Simon: the last couple of nights we have listened to the Prodigy. We had this amp that we were taking round our dressing rooms to play our music through but we left it in Belfast. It‟s really hard to get something back from Belfast! Georgia: What is it like touring with Mystery Jets? Can you give us any gossip? Simon: It‟s really good and fun. We have known them for a while. We have recently done a cover of one of their songs and they did a cover of one of ours. We also designed some of their
Simon: We are just about to go to Europe with the Klaxons Georgia: I think that‟s it
Simon: Lose it for sure Georgia: But you could hide it with a bandanna!
Dominic: No make up a question, both Gary: Where‟s this eye on your chin! of you [My friend Ellis has been sat Dominic: I did this special drug and it there giggling along the whole time] opened up a reptilian eye inside my brain … Gary: Off the cuff Ellis: What‟s the craziest thing you have done?
Georgia: Your coming from experience then, you know the feeling!
Dominic: This [Pulls up trouser leg to Dominic: It takes you back to Aztec time you can fly over pyramids and reveal tattoos] pan pipes are playing! [All Laugh] Dominic: It just says “taco”. Simon did that one! [Then they all reveal home done Cheryl Cole tattoos] Ellis: That‟s embarrassing!
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You were so smart then in your jacket and coat. My softest red scarf was warming your throat. Winter was on us, at the end of my nose, but I never love England more than when covered in snow. -Laura Marling „Goodbye England (covered in snow)â€&#x;