Wednesday, February 4 2004 | ||||
Gentlemen, why wait for your sagging boner to dampen the mood when you can whip out... the sexual consent form? This little baby may be the best contraceptive since oversized cotton pants. |
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Delicate acoustics and often slightly nerdy lyrics from the ever improving Clem Snide at Islington Academy. 7pm. 16 Parkfield Street, N1. £10. 0870 771 2000 or online. | ||||
Sarah Kane's sharp, modern classic, the dark play Crave opens its three-week run at BAC. 8:30pm. Lavender Hill, SW11. £10.75. Book on 020 7223 2223 or online. | ||||
American sexologist - and self-described Love Guru - Dr Ava Cadell has created the first downloadable sexual consent form. Already a big hit among the scores of top athletes who can't seem to keep their balls in their own court, this vicious little contract is now available to your average bloke. Both of you had a bit too much to drink? The sexual consent form will prove she said yes, when all she really said was 'yshh'. Potential bed mates go through a tick list of consensual acts, including "mutual oral copulation" and "unilateral copulation". Ummm! Selecting your evening's activities is sure to get you hot, but surprisingly, Cadell has left off the all important "will bring tea to bed in morning" and "not spunking in eye". Lawyers are still on the fence whether this kind of contract will hold up in court, but it hardly matters. You'd have to be plenty hard up to agree to sign something like this. |
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Free bubbly, bar, live music and lovey-dovey art at Brief Encounters at the National Gallery's late night. 6-9pm. Trafalgar Sq, WC2. Free. |
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Bright Young Things at Bar Rumba showcases the best of young comedy: Aridly dry Clare Campbell flanked by fresh-faced Matt Kirshen and manic Marek Larwood. 8pm. 36 Shaftesbury Av, W1. £5. | ||||
Super 8 Adrift at Chisenhale in Anna Lucas show. 1-6pm. 64 Chisenhale Rd, E3. Free. | ||||
Though, presumably, it is a great way of learning each others names... Dr Ava Cadell's consent form |
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Provocateur, filmmaker and artist Dan Graham is giving a talk at the NFT tonight with a special screening of iconic music doc Rock My Religion. 6:20pm. Belvedere Rd, SE1. £10.70. 020 7928 3232. | ||
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