Of course they just watch the show when Cody's in the room ;)
Not all of the Poland interview was posted before, it missed out some amusing stuff...
ETA: Okay, you can now read the full article that I've fixed up a bit, incl non slashy, but cute bits, in the news updates here
MAGAZINE: We are not going to beat about the bush- Placebo is unambiguously associated with homosexuality. Aren't you afraid to perform in a country, where some people connected with the government say that Tinky Winky, one of Teletubbies, is gay?
STEF: No, we aren't. We've been here already few times. Tinky Winky is gay! It's a fact and everyone knows that!
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Absolutely, really.
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Are "Teletubbies" banned in Poland?
No.
Phew, that's not so bad. But recently we've noticed some alarming things. For two weeks we've been touring Eastern Europe, like Lithuania, Latvia and Russia, and we have faced a few cases of discrimination. Our London friends from a gay organization were beaten in Moscow in the daytime during the street demonstration. In Vilnius a city mayor didn't allow to organize a conference about intolerance. Idiot! Homophobia and discrimination are much bigger problems there than in UK or Sweden now.
ETA: Okay, you can now read the full article that I've fixed up a bit, incl non slashy, but cute bits, in the news updates here
MAGAZINE: We are not going to beat about the bush- Placebo is unambiguously associated with homosexuality. Aren't you afraid to perform in a country, where some people connected with the government say that Tinky Winky, one of Teletubbies, is gay?
STEF: No, we aren't. We've been here already few times. Tinky Winky is gay! It's a fact and everyone knows that!
???
Absolutely, really.
???
Are "Teletubbies" banned in Poland?
No.
Phew, that's not so bad. But recently we've noticed some alarming things. For two weeks we've been touring Eastern Europe, like Lithuania, Latvia and Russia, and we have faced a few cases of discrimination. Our London friends from a gay organization were beaten in Moscow in the daytime during the street demonstration. In Vilnius a city mayor didn't allow to organize a conference about intolerance. Idiot! Homophobia and discrimination are much bigger problems there than in UK or Sweden now.