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Yes, in these times of Aids, herpes and ringrust we at soundsxp know that whilst we all like to party hard, we also need to be aware of the consequences of our actions.  We need to remain disciplined, square rumped and thoroughly guarded in the face of danger.

Too Much Lead In Your Pencil?

But that's not all, as teenage pregnancies go through the ceiling we also have to protect against those unnecessary inconveniences of getting up the sprout outside of Matlock.  Fortunately help is at hand in the shape of the ultimate in safe sex, prophylactics that look like all your least favourite pop rockers.  Yes we have joined forces with those purveyors of quality tosh, Franklin Munt and those manufacturers of Swiss cheese-like contraceptives, the Lewisham Rubber Company.   Stick one of our Rock Star rubbers on your one eyed snake and we guarantee you won't get within 20 yards of any chuff or muff action.  They come in a variety of odious styles including Sting, Bono, Lemmy, the Rik Waller (for those who can swing their John Thomas over their shoulder) and the Kelly Stereophonic (for those blessed with little more than a pickled walnut).

[Note to sub editor - Why have you shown a picture of a pencil top, you tit?  It's a rubber johnny!  Sort it out or you're back cleaning the toilets!]

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Please Note: The Bez doll offered in the last issue has now had to be withdrawn due to threatened litigation from Thames TV, the Hives, Factory Records, Cotton Bobbins Inc, Mattel and some fella on the bus. It has also been pointed out by the Consumers Association that the use of asbestos in a child's toy is "criminally irresponsible and stupid".   

Apology:   We are legally obliged to apologise to a Mrs Ethel Nugent of Woolwich who unfortunately purchased the Bez doll as a gift for her grandchild and didn't think that the doll's words of "Where's me fookin charlie?" were suitable for a 6 year old.