…And did we mention our disco?

Poptimism is back! Back! BACK! This Friday, upstairs at The Horse Bar on Westminster Bridge Road, just across from Lambeth North tube. FREE entry, 7 ’til Midnight, hopefully the first of many.

If you don’t want to miss out on future Poptimism excitement, join the facebook group, innit.

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SteveM

19 Mar 2009 15:01

ooh an unintentionally perfect fit.

another good thing about this flyer: easy to change the date ;)

Pete Baran

19 Mar 2009 15:15

It is a thing of beauty Steve, and thus a joy FOREVER.

Note tomorrow nights event marks ten years of Freakytrigger, so you have no excuse not to come and dancy.

ledge

19 Mar 2009 15:30

is also close to waterloo, if you are coming on another line then changing onto the bakerloo for one stop would be nuts imho.

Tom

19 Mar 2009 15:35

#2 – this isn’t the actual 10 Years of FT party tho, that’s coming up in the summer (and will feature a special focus group-y sort of thing).

mark sinker

19 Mar 2009 16:01

are pet shop boys going to release a cover of “whispering grass”?

Kat but logged out innit

19 Mar 2009 16:02

I love Cheryl’s cheeky little face poking through at the bottom there.

Alan

19 Mar 2009 16:34

(i thought that was miley c! am idiot. shoulda worked out “where’s the GA at”)

Alan

19 Mar 2009 16:37

BTW, you should now be able to use that on other sites.

(anything in the /flyers/ folder can be posted on other sites)

admin

19 Mar 2009 21:11

Horse Bar on Street View :-)

ledge

20 Mar 2009 12:38

They’ve done it up since then. Has a big red sign now.

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