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Date Posted: 13:01:27 10/14/02 Mon
Author: wood
Subject: Kirkoid - retired? I don't think so(2nd time lucky)


It turns out that although kirkoid (of "homosexuality; don't knock it 'til you've tried it" fame) has left the place of kings, he hasn't actually entered retirement. underground sources reveal that he is working as fashion guru to a popular, once-cult-now-prime-time tv program whereby contestants are handed a wheelbarrow load of cash and are told to blow it on some antiques by some very dubious "experts". Kirkoid's role involves dressing the host in classic kirkby-couture

My theory is that there is some kind of master/padowan relationship going on there. Kirkby is getting old and he is looking for someone to take on the mantle of cool. Although there is a substanial age gap, I fully intend to write to Dickenson and apply to be his protoge.

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