Sir Neil Tennant
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Sir Neil Tennant
No, not yet. And might never be, but I was wondering if Neil (or Chris) would ever accept such a title (or OBE, MBE, DBE
, etc)
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I agree with Joemoz. They're always going back on what they said a few years ago. I bet they would accept it. And after seeing some of the people who were picked for this honour recently, I don't see why they wouldn't be offered.Joemoz wrote:With everything else they've changed their minds about, I wouldn't be that surprised..![]()
I sincerely hope not, though.
Bono and Bob Geldof accepted and they're not even British! That was a bit controversial over here in Ireland.
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I dont go along with this rebellious to be credible stuff.
that ship already left harbor when I clearly saw a car drive around a corner on TV with "its alright" playin in the background.
It would be awesome if they were down to earth enough to just accept the freakin honor.
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You call accepting a knighthood 'down to earth' behaviour?glennjridge wrote:I think the negative points against them accepting is an extension of that sort of mind frame where one secretly hopes their favorite band doesnt have huge success again so they can stay "yours".
I dont go along with this rebellious to be credible stuff.
that ship already left harbor when I clearly saw a car drive around a corner on TV with "its alright" playin in the background.
It would be awesome if they were down to earth enough to just accept the freakin honor.
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What a load of complete bsglennjridge wrote:I think the negative points against them accepting is an extension of that sort of mind frame where one secretly hopes their favorite band doesnt have huge success again so they can stay "yours".
However, I do want them to stay true to the principles that they've had, and which I admired them for, some of which include opposition to the ludicrous idea of a monarchy in a modern nation, and a distaste for meaningless honours.
For them to go to and bow to the queen would be the ultimate sell-out and I hope and think that Neil and Chris are never going to cross that line.
It was a cough that carried him off. It was a coffin they carried him off in.
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Re: Sir Neil Tennant
You obviously don't know them very well, but you never know, they did put out an album of guitar orientated tracks.Radiophonic wrote:No, not yet. And might never be, but I was wondering if Neil (or Chris) would ever accept such a title (or OBE, MBE, DBE, etc)
