Showing posts with label Slang. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Slang. Show all posts

"I want you to get on your knees, eat my pussy like a rat eat cheese."


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Eddie was committed to partying and "acting crazy" as a way of life. Attempts to get him to "clean up his place" (translation: "get rid of the niggers") were greeted by him with total contempt. He antagonized police, other club owners, and anyone else he considered "square," and reveled in his own defiant stance. After two in the morning, when bars are supposed to be clear of patrons, he would lock the door, draw the curtains, and party with the players, laughing, loud-talking, snorting cocaine, and serving drinks after hours. "Ready Eddie," as he was known, presided over what he proudly dubbed "the Toilet of the Street." He had no intention of running a square or respectable joint and was furious at the predictable official attempts to force him into compliance. "They just want to get my friends out of here," he would bellow, "they don't want no niggers on their street. Well, fuck them punks in the asshole!" This attitude was well appreciated and respected.

the result of a meeting of forensic scientists and law enforcement officers


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APPLES Fellow addicts 
BENDING AND BOWING Under the influence 
BIG BLOKE Cocaine 
CAUGHT IN A SNOWSTORM Drugged with Cocaine 
CHICKEN POWDER Amphetamine powder 
CHOCOLATE CHIPS LSD 
FRESH AND SWEET Out of jail 
FUZZY TAIL Police 
GO IN SEWER Inject into vein 
MR. WHISKERS Federal Agents 
SHIT Drugs in general 
STRAWBERRY FIELD LSD 
WORK THE LEATHER leave a place

Charlie Parker is the squarest thing on the jukebox


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The intersection of beat and "ethnic" circles can be seen at its warm-weather wildest in the hundreds of people who on Sunday afternoons gather round the children's wading pool in Washington Square Park.The inner circle consists of people who arrive by 1:00 P.M. and thus get seats on the rim of the pool and on the steps leading down into it; this circle is a mixture of early-rising square Villagers, many of whom have brought their children to wade, and beats who get there early because they've been up all night. (The beats used to get high and roll around in the pool with the kiddies, fully clothed, until the Park Department enforced the rule restricting the pool's use to those under 12 years of age.) Surrounding this is a second, standing circle of clusters of folk and hillbilly performers and their listeners: uptown tourists and new-style rich Villagers, "ethnic" teenagers, Italians, a few beats. Around this is a third circle, also quite mixed but consisting mostly of beats asking each other what's happening, tourists with cameras trying to elbow their way into the second circle for a good shot, and tight-trousered Village homosexuals walking their dogs and cruising each other.

Most people never hear of such sordid, immoral subjects. Unfortunately.


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The average “customer” would be appalled if he knew how thoroughly his habits, requirements, shortcomings, and idiosyncrasies are known and broadcast among the underworld runners and the underworld girls. Thus, in Soho the message would be: “Deebeej is in town. Tip off the pussy-girls and slapparats.” A slapparat is one of the persons known as masochists. They are very numerous in England. There is no question whatever about this particular psychological twist, but Queen Victoria and Mrs. Grundy do not allow the matter to be discussed. Which is a very good thing - from the point of view which is common to all underworld people. It is good for trade! Slappy-tarts would not have been of any great interest to Deebeej. Because, as I have mentioned, with Deebeej it was a question of religion. Thus, when the word went round that he was in Soho or in Montmartre, no-one wasted any time. They did not send beautifully dressed, seductive courtesans to cross his path, and they sent no perfumed boys to brush against him. They passed the word to the right people. 
The most fantastic and quite incredible stories were current about what Deebeej did. This, among people who were normally quite incapable of being shocked, and who regarded the weirdest perversions pragmatically, in the way of trade. Deebeej, with his dark, flashing eyes, his quiet commanding voice, and his superb composure, struck terror into pussy-girls, slapparats, chiv-men and ponces alike.

‘What this needs, dear boy, is something a little more risqué.’


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‘I have got the Royal-fucking-Suite, dear boys and it is only fitting that we celebrate our success in the royal manner. Seeing as it is my birthday I wish to make a speech to mark the occasion. First, I must thank you all for being here. Then I should point out that we are occupying the Royal Suite and I suggest that we comport ourselves accordingly. So, dear boys, I give you a toast: raise your glasses … and chuck them at the fucking wall!’ With that, Moonie hurls his heavy crystal goblet at a beautiful gilt-framed mirror above the open fireplace. Then he grabs a half-empty champagne bottle and slings that at a chandelier, which comes tumble-tinkling down. All the while, Moonie is screaming:  ‘Royal Family? Richard Burton? Fuck the lot of them! Who gives a fuck about any one of them? I’m Keith fucking Moon.’

'You dirty little sod ... you want to make it with a dwarf.'


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He was a lovely guy, used to have a queers' club in the Haymarket, before the law changed, and that was where I met [names of famous stars deleted] and Shaky Sheila, who ran three clip-joints. Soho was always dangerous. It was dangerous in those days, when you had the Italian gangs and the Maltese; it was dangerous when the Krays were there, and it's still dangerous now with the Chinese. Soho has always been a dangerous place. There has always been sex and violence, with people disappearing without a trace. Nothing's changed, only the people who run the show. Most of the punters who came to Soho got what they came for. Sometimes you'd get the odd one who was a bit cheeky. Then I'd have to give 'em a backhander and tell 'em to get on their bike. The girls would come down to the pub if a geezer was causing problems. You'd get these guys who were quite happy being silly until they had to pay for it. I'd sort them out. No one asked them to come. ... 
Last time I was in the nick for anything serious was in 1980. The same time another feller comes in called Hugh Cornwell. Said he was lead guitarist with a pop group called The Stranglers. He had been done for drugs offences.
'I'm Hugh Cornwell,' he says.
'Oh,yeah.'
'I'm with The Stranglers.'
'Big deal!' I gave him a bucket and a brush and told him to clean the floor. No mop. Just a scrubbing brush. And he did not like it. I tell you: HE DID NOT LIKE IT!