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Friday, December 29, 2006

Battle of the girl bands

Remember when I got you all to ask me some questions? Well I really do plan to answer them all. Here are some more.

Vicki_cduk asks:
Girls Aloud or the Spice Girls?

With the risk of sounding terribly fuddy-duddy, I suppose I'll have to say the Spice Girls. On the basis that I could identify all of them in a line up, and also hum a few of their tunes.

And of course, they all gave trannies so much to aspire to. What T-girl of a Certain Age can deny wanting to emulate Ginger's frocks, Scary's makeup, Baby's cuteness, Posh's bling or Sporty's... er... energy? (The first person to comment "Not me!!" gets an official BeckysWeb "I don't understand sarcasm" sticker.)

I've got nothing really against Girls Aloud, but I couldn't tell you any of their names without going and looking it up, and can anyone hum "Love Machine"!?

Pandora Caitiff  I agree The Spice Girls knock Girls Aloud into a cocked hat (or urinate on them from a great height if you prefer...)

But... Nicola (the ginger one) and Sarah (the blonde one) are *very* lovely. And Love Machine is a FANTASTIC song. 
Lynn Jones  Perhaps time has dulled the legacy of the Spice Girls. Has it really been 10 years?

For me, at least, it has to be Girls Aloud (but only when they're doing cheesy Hi NRG pop stuff). 
Becky T  I quite liked the Spice Girls actually, they shouted about "Gel pah!" and seemed to really mean it. Apart from the Posh one, of course, who never deigned to shout anything.

I still like "Viva Forever" too.

I don't know anything about Girls Aloud though. I wonder if it's because they haven't been as in-your-face and made the world take notice? 
Anonymous  Hello,

I discovered your site recently and wondered if I could pose a question here please?

Ok,

'What is the collective noun for a group of trannies?'

e.g. a pride of lions, a herd of sheep,

a *blank* or *blanks* of trannies ...

Answers on a blouse borrowed from your mum in 1988.

blessings,

Dav 
Anonymous  Yay!!!! Spice Giiiiiiiirrrrrrrlllllllssssss!!!

tgirls power...yay

Samantha xXx 
Joanna  'What is the collective noun for a group of trannies?'

I personally prefer the term: A Flounce of Trannies..... 
Beki  I quite like a Tyranny of Trannies 
Helen G  All Saints "Studio 1" beats Grils Aloud any day.

Spice who? I mean - Posh Spice? What's the point of her, then? And have you heard Emma Thingy's cover of Downtown? She couldn't carry a tune in a bucket...

God's teeth I'm a contrary mary this morning. 
Misty  I can hum Love Machine! I've seen the video at the gym so often I can do the moves as well. Both Girls Aloud and The Spice Girls are fun and knock out some good poppy tunes. But as the Spice Girls have split up and have solo careers (argh!), I think Girls Aloud should win. 
vikki_cduk  thanks for answering (eventually!) - anyways agree Spice Girls could probably take Girls aloud in a fight (although I expect posh wouldnt last long!)

well that all from me for this year! - all the best for the new year to ALL those reading this blog (except those using non-western calendars) 
Jessica French  The Girls Aloud song Long Hot Summer begins with the lines:

"I Know You Like To Wear My Dressing-gown,
When I'm Not There.
I Guess You Like It In My Shoes."

Tranny friendly lyrics if ever I heard them! Also, their frocks are usually gorgeous, whereas the Spice Girls just don't cut it for me apart from Geri's Union Jack dress. So Girls Aloud definitely for me. 

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