She worked part time in a Chemists - which was handy! The song that was playing at the time was `tainted goods` (as opposed to Soft Cell's `tainted love`) both, however, would have been a very apt description of the relationship. It later transpires he was more interested in me but I didn't know much about the gay scene in Ontario despite the fact that Toronto was known as the San Franciso of the North. To be frank I thought he was after her too, so I had to move fast. We had gone back to one of her friend's place and while listening to Gang of Four, I slipped my arm around her shoulder, it wasn't rejected, her friend raised his eyebrows at both of us and looked slightly disappointed. Things became more serious after a Young Lion's show in Toronto.

We attended a couple of gigs and messed around a little. Our relationship started off as many do, friends, just friends. In the interm she came to manage zeroption although I remain to be convinced that she thought we were any good. We gradually drifted together and then about two years later we drifted apart. The fact that the sex pistols were not on the line up seemed to be immaterial to Jill. In the eyes of Gord and Kealan she lacked credibility, largely due to an incident at a Ramones gig where she allegedly chanted, ` we want the sex pistols - we want the sex pistols` all the way through the band's performance. She came from the whiteoaks side of town, while I was from the Bronty area. I met Jill `Option` through the various punk parties that were going on in and around Oakville. I had always wanted a punk girlfriend, one that had spikey hair, bondage jeans, the whole makeup thing, but was still attractive and feminine. ' IT'S A FAB PROTECTIVE FOR THAT TYPE OF A GIRLBUT EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT SHE USES IT WELLIT'S THE THERAPEUTIC STRUCTURE I CAN USE AT WILLBUT I DON'T THINK IT FITS MY B.D.

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