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We're always excited to field any questions and discuss custom orders, don't hesitate to contact us with your requests. Cup O' Smut was created with an alternative image in mind and we always aim to excite. Of all the frivolous purchases you make this week, let our cups be one of them. Benevolent Overlord, Owner, Designer Accepts Etsy gift cardsHelpful Hints, Home Decor Tips for choosing Window Treatments that Match your Décor Not sure what window treatments would match your décor? Check out these tips from Hunter Douglas for choosing the right solution for your decorating scheme. 2016 Home & Lifestyle Expo: Spotlight on Ekornes 2016 Home & Lifestyle Expo: Spotlight on Ekornes DirectBuy is proud to bring our Home & Lifestyle Expo to Chicagoland this weekend! Members and guests are invited to join us at the Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, Illinois beginning at noon on Friday, September 30. The Expo runs aBoy George first became a fan of David Bowie's in 1973 when he watched the singer perform in London.The two artists went on to get to know each other over a long 'dream' dinner in New York City in 2005 where they talked about TV shows, tea and Russian art films.

Soon after learning of the icon's death on Sunday, The Crying Game hit maker wrote a touching tribute to the man he has long been a 'super fan' of. They were friends: George first became a fan of Bowie, seen here in 1995, in 1973 when he watched the singer perform in London. They went on to get to know each other over a long 'dream' dinner in New York City in 2005 where they talked about TV shows, tea and art films'I first saw David Bowie as Ziggy Stardust performing at Lewisham Odeon in 1973 just before my twelfth birthday,' George started his letter.'It was for me a life changing and life affirming event. I had no idea that he would retire Ziggy Stardust the following night but I feel blessed to have been there and I went on to see him perform in his many incarnations.'I sat outside his home in Beckenham and I was there at Victoria Station when he arrived back from Berlin.' The beginning: His first Bowie concert was 'a life changing and life affirming event'; here David is seen in 1973He added: 'My childhood is peppered with memories of being a Bowie super fan and I have loved him constantly throughout my adult life.

In the 90s I did an internet chat with him and he surprised me by saying he recalled meeting me before I got famous and he inquired, "How's that creature Marilyn?"'I couldn't believe he actually remembered the night I sidled up to him at the Le Beat Route Club in the early Eighties and he told me I looked like Klaus Nomi.'But at this point I was a club face and considered myself far too cool to be uncool and so I acted very aloof but inside my heart was dancing. An idol: 'As a teenager growing up in Suburbia, I was very much the odd one out and Bowie was the light at the end of a very grey tunnel,' said George With his wife of many years: George had dinner with David and Iman in New York City in 2005, which the star called a 'dream''I ran into him a few times when I first got famous but was always too intimidated to speak to him. Finally in 2005 we had dinner together in New York with Iman, Hedi Slimane, and my actor friend Michael Cavadias, the world's other biggest Bowie fan.'That dinner was like a dream.

We talked about Eastenders (yes, the TV show), British tea, Russian art films, new bands he loved, and Angie Bowie.'I told him that Angie had opened the window at Haddon Hall when we were kids and shouted, "Why don't you all just f*** off?' We were delighted - it was an acknowledgment of sorts. We adored Angie just as much as we adored David.' Bowie approved: 'He congratulated me on winning Stars In Their Eyes, where I dressed up as him circa Ziggy Stardust and sang Star Man, telling me with a wink, "I'd expect nothing less from you Georgie Boy,"' added the artist; here he is seen as Bowie in 2001He added: 'After I told the story David quipped, "It's probably Angie's greatest line from the 70s." He was funny, charming, sweet, and very David Bowie.'David also went out of his way to praise George.'He congratulated me on winning Stars In Their Eyes, where I dressed up as him circa Ziggy Stardust and sang Star Man, telling me with a wink, "I'd expect nothing less from you Georgie Boy." 

'It's fair to say I have never been objective in regards to Bowie, I have always joked that the only qualification I left school with was "A level Bowie." Heartfelt: The artist also said: 'It's fair to say I have never been objective in regards to Bowie, I have always joked that the only qualification I left school with was "A level Bowie"'; here Boy George is seen in December'I have been a loyal fan since that first concert in 1973. As a teenager growing up in Suburbia, I was very much the odd one out and Bowie was the light at the end of a very grey tunnel.'He validated me and made me realize I was not alone. Listening to his early songs I felt he was speaking directly to me when he sang, "We're painting our faces and dressing thoughts from the skies, from paradise."'Bowie painted a mythical landscape where otherness and individuality reigned supreme.' Gone much too soon: Bowie, whose new album came out just last week, died from liver cancer aged 69 in New York City on Sunday surrounded by his family;