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Keep trying
I often used to try to convince liasbluestone that there's musical merit to rap.
I don't feel a need to try any more. If Scroobius Pip doesn't do it, nothing can.
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And a tablet to keep my bad side away
Oh tablets, what are you like?
I recently played with an iPad. A friend of mine has one. He also has a MacBook Air, an iPhone and one of those all-in-one Macs. He has cleansed his body-thetans and sold his credit cards to L Steve Jobbard.
One other thing he has is a two year old girl. She loves the iPad and can use it easily. This amused me. And ( Read more... ) -
Blame it on the boogie
You hear - or mostly read unless you listen to radio phone-in shows where the dregs of humanity stop shouting at the sausages in Tesco and shout at the telephone instead - a lot of polarized bullshit about the riots. Partly, with the exception of radio phone-ins where everyone is by definition a frothing lunatic anyway, this is down to ( Read more... ) -
You'll reap what you sow, put your face to the ground.
If you've been paying attention recently, the economy collapsed because a lot of rich people made a mistake with your money (pension funds, etc) and then they used their influence with Government (which survives by stealing from you) to give an equal sum of money to them. Your money ( Read more... ) -
Listen what the man says
Bill Hicks wrote: The world is like a ride in an amusement park. And when you choose to go on it you think it’s real because that’s how powerful our minds are. And the ride goes up and down and round and round. It has thrills and chills and it’s very brightly coloured and it’s very loud and it’s fun, for a while. Some people have been on the ride ( Read more... ) -
in your head
I'm going to be a zombie. Or be attacked by zombies. Possibly. I sent 'em one of Katie's photos (by request) so I may be too monochrome but we shall see.
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blasphemous rumours
People react differently to things; some people are more inclined to one reaction than another. When given news that upsets me, my default reaction is anger. It is not right that some things happen; it is not just, it is not acceptable, it is not fair.
I don't believe in God or gods or goddesses or reincarnation or Buddhas or spirits or fairies. ( Read more... ) -
Short Review - The Town
Not much to say, really. A bank robber has a mate who's mental and takes a hostage. He lets the hostage go, discovers she lives round the corner, follows her to find out if she's working with the Feds, ends up shagging her.
Meanwhile, Pete Postlethwaite plays a nasty old Northern Irish fence and Ben Affleck somehow manages not to annoy the living ( Read more... ) -
Review - Zen
"What sort of a name is Zen?"
"It's Venetian, I think".
Zen is BBC1's new cop show, it stars the hugely talented Rufus Sewell and it's Italian. Wait, what? Rufus Sewell? Italian? Well, yes and no. Auntie Beeb has reprised the Wallander formula. They've taken an Italian book and done it in English using English actors, Italian locations, no ( Read more... )
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