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Morrissey Pork Pie Hat!

Bloody Offal Headwear!  Only 43p or 6 for 2 quid
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Morrissey on a number 47 bus
to Catford Garage yesterday.

100% Official!

Yet again soundsxp brings you the big scoops... nothing but the truth, absolutely no porky pies here... unless they're fabulous hats officially endorsed by spoonheaded rock stars!  Yes Morrissey, who now lives in a two up, two down council house in Deptford thinks the crusty pigflesh headgear's a  porcine classic!  He exclusively told soundsxp "I love hats and I love meat pies so when the opportunity came along to officially endorse a delcious item of millinery I couldn't say no!"

Morrissey was of course a vegetarian for many years but has become something of a compulsive carnivore since he took a nibble out of one of our pastry trilbies.  "Only the other day I ate seven Peperamis and I've got a bucket of chopped liver next to my bed so that if I feel the need in the middle of the night, I can just stick my fist in" he told us.  As a result he's also apparently requested that 'Meat is Murder' be renamed 'Meat is Nice With a Little Mustard' and 'Strangeways Here I Come' become 'Safeways Meat Counter Here I Come'.

Asked about the suggestion that Smiths albums might be renamed, former colleague Johnny Marr said "What? Stop wasting my fookin time.....".   Unfortunately when we rang Morrissey back to confirm the story, his mum said "He's popped down the Mall to enjoy the Queen's Golden Jubilee celebrations.  And please will you call him by his proper name Colin".

Please send you credit card number to completeporkpie@soundsxp.com.


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Apology: It appears that the Spice Rack offerered in the last issue has fallen foul of the fuddy duddies at the Advertising Standards Authority.  A spokesman for ASA said "We are following up a complaint from a Mrs Ethel Nugent of Woolwich.  The item was clearly advertised as a spice rack and yet there doesn't appear to be any rack involved.   Additionally the item is in very poor taste and contravenes a number of guidelines relating to acceptability.  You lot are quite frankly trying our patience.  How many warnings do you need?".  See the ad here.

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