Q: And favourite fizzy drinks?
PETE: Cherry Coke and Tizer. And Scrumpy Jack! What? It�s fizzy isn�t it?
SIMON: Cherry Coke.
GARY: Coke.

Q: What is the best medicated sweet available?

PETE: Those Soothers things with the liquid centres.
SIMON: Blackcurrant Lockets.
GARY: Strepsils.

Q: What is your favourite gentlemen�s magazine?

PETE: Club International. Oh, not that kind of mag? Sorry�FHM then.
SIMON: FHM.
GARY FHM as well, but I don�t really �read� them as such! (winks).

Q: How many plays have you written?
PETE: I�ve done about four � �The Day Of The Trolleys�, �A Month In The Life Of Captain Birdseye�, �Eastenders: Radioactive Mutant Crisis� and �Alternative Neighbours�. I also wrote my own lines for a play I did at school called �Hidden Lives�.
SIMON: None, though I had a comedy script called �Mates� rejected a while ago by the BBC.
GARY: None. Oh wait, we had to write one at college ages ago. Can�t remember what it was called though.

Q: How many songs have you written?
PETE: Must be over 200 odd now, I�d have imagined.
SIMON: Around about twenty.
GARY: Absolutely none, though I�m still working on my Blink 182 parody which is nearly two years old.

Q: What are your hobbies?
PETE: Surviving university, record collecting, song writing, loafing.
SIMON: Football, writing, reading, girl interests.
PETE: Perving, in other words.
SIMON: Shut up.
GARY: Tinkering with guitars.

Q: Favourite animals?

PETE: Moo cows, which seem to piss and shit all the time, and Simon�s border collies.
Simon: Dogs.
GARY: Birds.

Q: Tell us a secret about yourself�
PETE: I was in a war�no, erm�when I was born I weed all over the midwife.
SIMON: I have really horrible toenails.
GARY: No, because then it wouldn�t be a secret.

Q: What is the most boring film ever?
PETE: Either �Gone With The Wind� or �Muscle Beach Party�, where teenagers surf for 90 minutes and complain about a load of bodybuilders taking over �their� beach.
SIMON: �Blazing Saddles�.
GARY: �The Exterminator�.

Q: What�s the best way to kill rodents?
PETE: Miniature noose and gallows. Or feed them dry rice and water then sew their mouths up. Either are effective.
SIMON: Buggery via rattus rattus.
GARY: None, nature does it better than anyone ever could.

Q: What are your ambitions?

PETE: To leave university with my sense of individuality intact and boycott my graduation ceremony. Oh, and to be with my girlfriend Selina. She lives a long way away, you see.
SIMON: To be more happy and relaxed.
GARY: I want to have money, not filthy rich � just not want for anything or worry when a bill comes through the door.

Q: What are your general likes?
PETE: Selina (g/f), interesting conversations, song writers, loafing, strange web sites.
SIMON: Girls, football, lager, holding sensible conversations when pissed.
GARY: Music and sports.

Q: And your dislikes?
PETE: University, students, student pubs, crap sitcoms, night clubs, most vegetables.
SIMON: Chicks who dig jerks, any form of white wine.
GARY: People who are too far up their own arse.

Q: Have you ever had any injuries?
PETE: I once cracked my head on a sharp table when I was four, and I have a strange lump on my left knee from where a cricket ball hit it when I was fifteen.
SIMON: I�m a terminal hypochondriac. I always think there�s something wrong with me.
GARY: I had several stitches in my leg, and I�ve broken a bone in my hand.

Q: What is your best asset?
PETE: My crazy sense of humour and creativity.
SIMON: My agreeable personality.
GARY: I don�t really have any.

Q: What is your favourite morning TV?
PETE: Kilroy and Bargain Hunt.
SIMON: Soccer AM.
GARY: Kilroy.
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