There's a sauna on the Old Kent Road called Sauna 666 (passed it on a bus). There's an arcade on Peckham Rye called Jive Leisure that if you look at in reverse says 'Evil Leisure'. Inside the window of this arcade is a porcelain model of a shepherd sleeping whilst his flock wander off.
There's a 90% chance that the zip on your coat/jeans etc says YKK on it.
#04 July 2005
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In my continued attempts to shun conformity I only wear garments with velcro fastenings. Perhaps that's why my sheep keep running away?
Posted by: Erusiel Live | 1:57pm 4 July 2005
The zip on my raincoat says SALMi.
No conformist YKK zips for me, oh no.
Posted by: Sergio Tachini | 2:15pm 4 July 2005
I once bought a hot chocolate after swimming at the local pool and discovered the word "cunt" embossed on the biege plastic cup. As I drank the water-uht solution I pondered whether this was a message solely for me. I was amazed when the cocoa powder silt stuck to the bottom of the cup to reveal the shape of a penis.
Posted by: Ted taylor | 2:53pm 4 July 2005
As a youth I had the occasional Marlboro and it was a widely known urban myth that there were various KKK (ku klux klan) signs dotted around the packet.
What or who is YKK?
Posted by: dan | 5:32pm 4 July 2005
YKK = Young Kid Kaid
Singer for now defunct group Technotronic. They had a hit single with "pump up the jam" in the late eighties. I guess that cat started makin zippers when they told em to "zip it".
Posted by: KK | 6:04pm 4 July 2005
YKK = Young Kid Kaid
Singer for now defunct group Technotronic. They had a hit single with "pump up the jam" in the late eighties. I guess that cat started makin zippers when they told em to "zip it".
Posted by: KK | 6:04pm 4 July 2005
Wow. Shall I post it a third time?
Posted by: KK | 6:05pm 4 July 2005
Ya Kid K
Posted by: Gino Gianelli | 8:49pm 4 July 2005
The founder member of that well known zipper organisation had not only a pension for all in one white garments (which was what necessitated the zips in the first place) but also liked a little tipple.
Posted by: | 10:26am 5 July 2005
Gino, you're right. I fired the research intern just for that.
Posted by: KK | 5:03pm 5 July 2005
Gino, you are right. I've mad an example of my research intern. He's strung up with his entrails flapping in the wind.
Posted by: KK | 5:06pm 5 July 2005
lol. How many times does this ish post?
Posted by: KK | 6:00pm 5 July 2005
check two
Posted by: check one | 9:01pm 5 July 2005
I knew this guy once called Drew Peacock, his brother was called Chris.
Posted by: | 2:15pm 6 July 2005
a friend of mine used to go out with a boy called Chris Growcock
Posted by: | 4:49pm 6 July 2005