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"Thank you PK Bird."

"Hi, that's good to know. I'll try and get along to one. I think my mate Dan's band The Ganders are DJing at your do in May? would have loved to go, but its my brothers 40th."

"Well said Jason love SLF and real skinhead music. Love to see real skins who care about there appearence as much as us. Oi in my humble opiion is far from skin head music and seen first hand the racsist scum that enjoy this crap. Our scene is so…"

"Never got into Acid Jazz, but early Rap/Hip Hop was a staple for me when younger. I started out with the Electro compilations on the Street Sounds label. This progressed onto the Hip Hop comp's on the same label. The early 80's was the…"

"Can't beat a bit of self deprecation, that's for sure. You'd like it where live, that particular cant is common currency in Kemp Town."

"My preferred Queens' English is Polari --but then, I'm sure you expected me to say that."

"But a chin up could be a form of exercise, or a blow to the jaw, not just a patronising pick me up. Language, you see. It's not all queens English or queens American."

"I'm quite cheerful, dear --but there are certainly English regions (as in "of England") where "pants" is an acceptable term for outerwear.  I've seen it in person when I lived there."

"There are Anti-Facist Oi bands. Always have been... Ah, but were you there?  Apparently "being there" and following the hype of the day means more than educating oneself.  That's why I threw out all my Morrissey and Smiths…"

"Likewise Gordon- no thanks to RAC. Nice pic BTW! Dear DJ Louca, I am not a dj but if I were I would want to know what the music I am playing is all about. "Shouting" or not (haha), if the song sings about going to a pub, hanging out with…"

"PK Bird - I know what your on about. RAC is 'Rock Against Communism', Skewdriver, No Remorse and all the 'Blood and Honour' fascist lot. Not the sort of thing i'd ever want to listen to. As for the lyrics...to a lot of Mods…"

"There is Oi! and there is RAC. Listen to the lyrics to distinguish which is which. Otherwise it sounds very similar."

"Saw Fred Wesley and the New JB´s yesterday; fantastic performance! Shame only few people turned up, but then it was badly promoted. Nevertheless, the band gave their best and Fred referred to us as a "small but mighty audience". Was…"

"NOPE!"

"Ruadhán, you just made the point that you previously argued against! It's dialect. I think that 'pants' is underwear in most of the UK, but trousers in America. Define for me, the phrase 'chin up'?"

"Then consider that depending on what part of England you're in, the word "pants" can refer to either underwear or outerwear --I've seen this in action."