English Icons
The British Culture Minister Sunday announced an effort to identify the "Icons of England" from across the centuries.
As a mere colonist, I'm not sure if I'm eligible to nominate or vote, but these would be a few of my iconic English icons as viewed from across the pond:
That Union Jack-et that Pete Townshend used to wear back in the '60s;
The car that Patrick McGoohan drove in the opening credit scenes of "The Prisoner";
Becks' white football boots;
Sir Bedevere's helmet in Monty Python & The Holy Grail;
Jean Shrimpton's bangs;
The Queen's Corgis;
The Gallagher brothers' eyebrows.
As a mere colonist, I'm not sure if I'm eligible to nominate or vote, but these would be a few of my iconic English icons as viewed from across the pond:
That Union Jack-et that Pete Townshend used to wear back in the '60s;The car that Patrick McGoohan drove in the opening credit scenes of "The Prisoner";Becks' white football boots;Sir Bedevere's helmet in Monty Python & The Holy Grail;Jean Shrimpton's bangs;The Queen's Corgis;The Gallagher brothers' eyebrows.
posted by dgags @ 1:56 PM
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