I was reading one of those questionnaire things in the Observer Magazine. This week's subject was Chrissie Hynde out of The Pretenders. Now don't get me wrong*, but what she said was frankly disconcerting.
They asked Miss Hynde (impertinently, in my opinion): Is sex important to you?
This was her reply: "I guess it is, but that doesn't mean I have to have it. Sex can be just about the way you walk down the street."
Now that is an eye-opener. I've been round the block. I know things. I've watched documentaries on Five. I thought I was unshockable.
But I did not know that, walking down the street, I could be looking at people walking towards me . . . and they're doing SEX!!! Blatantly!!! Not caring who is watching!!!
I don't know, maybe they do care. Maybe that's part of their sick thrill. I mean, how dare they? How bloody dare they?
Now it all becomes clear. All those people standing there, smoking outside my office. They're having post-coital cigarettes, aren't they?
I don't know. I thought there was enough to worry about in this world, without worrying about walking down the road and accidentally doing sex.
I hate Chrissie Hynde now. There's no way I'm becoming vegetarian after this.
* I am so clever. You see, Don't Get Me Wrong is a Pretenders song. I tried to weave other Pretenders titles in, but it proved too tricky.
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Yeah, and then there was that song she did about Bras in her pocket - the woman's just obsessed.
Oh wait .....
I read that too. Of course, when you said "I've been around the block", you were revealing more than you intended, I suspect, Dr Freud.
I went round the block once. I didn't enjoy it.
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