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i have one problem with your insightful anecdote. vicious was not a guitar playe. he was merely a drugged up young punk who stood there being an icon. also, im pretty sure as far as british people are concerned, punk really started with the pistols. im sure its different in the US but there you go.

I wouldn`t worry about that one error , the whole thing is a work of fiction

HA HA HA HA.........That's cute how you think British peopke opinion count for any thing. and if there are any british people reading this LedZep made me write it he held a cheese garder to my head. Ahhhhh help he's using it....Ahhhhh my back my beautiful back

I`m not British but thanks anyway

you've spelt hippie wrong by the way.

Ah, now, well, *coughs*...In the English language, we have certain rules of grammar that allow us to be able to communiate with less problems:
I will first illustrate continunity - thus - British people's opinions. The opinions belong to the British people and as they have more than one opinion, they therefore are plural (that means there's more than one).
Also, we have contraction - it is said anything, not any thing. The gap has merely disappeared over time and is pronounced in aforementioned manner.

Now Please, fuck off.

Please die

please go **** a monkey in ur 2-2

Have you heard of english? Please use it properly.