I read the other day that there is talk of turning a Sex Pistols documentary into a Pantomime.
The Independent reckons this is another nail in the coffin of their credibility.
I disagree.
The Sex Pistols probably did have credibility, but they also had a fair dose of irreverence.
Ultimately though I feel they were a playful band.
I get the impression that Johnny Rotten doesn't take himself too seriously, he might enjoy Panto.
And so might his fans...
What the Sex Pistols probably wouldn't be impressed with me for mentioning is the discrimination case that has just been lost by Nadia Eweida.
Nadia Eweida has been fighting British Airways for discriminating against her for not letting her wear religious jewellery.
I have to say the woman has a point.
You can't let Muslims wear headscarves and Sikhs bangles if you're not going to let a Christian wear a cross.
A cross is surely no more an impediment to the job than a head scarf or bangle.
One rule for all or not at all!
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Oh my gosh, punk rock pantos, whatever next? Mind you, my favourite singer Paul Draper, did say he would write 'Mansun-The Musical' for £1m, but I think he was probably upset with how everythung ended.
N xx
n.b - write more blogs, your one about Paris Hilton's less inheritance made me laugh.
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