Its not quite degree level stuff, but it does rise some interesting questions; here
more here
Sunday, March 19, 2006
Thursday, March 16, 2006
"...you're like candy to me; but candy's no good..."
having not posted properly in a while (ive been speading time @ m*sp*ce.com_)
i reckoned; time fer poetry then...
Song for Simon
Use to misuse, abuse
abuse and abused
Acute and accused
Pin prick and oily
The fool is confused
Dependence, addiction
Addiction depends on
depends on who?
Flying you deepen
A chemical coherence
People see what
Do what they want
A religious devotion
devout like a fool on
A chalky pill icon
To hang with and lean on
keep high and dream on
And remember what you never forgot
i reckoned; time fer poetry then...
Song for Simon
Use to misuse, abuse
abuse and abused
Acute and accused
Pin prick and oily
The fool is confused
Dependence, addiction
Addiction depends on
depends on who?
Flying you deepen
A chemical coherence
People see what
Do what they want
A religious devotion
devout like a fool on
A chalky pill icon
To hang with and lean on
keep high and dream on
And remember what you never forgot
Monday, March 13, 2006
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
"You fucking broke my sitar, motherfucker!"
Well its come to this : aiming to make 90% sick after looking at it fer 2 minutes.
If you do go there, could you go to and gi us feed back on this (apart from the pic, which was just to noise john up), its an old mate of mine that i would appear to be *ahem* managing at the moment, he should be working at break kneck speed on a reworked copy of his demo.
Any between this franticness i watched DiG, which were cool and one of the funniest things ive seen in a while (although sadly no drummers died in the making) and also downloaded most of the Brian Jonestown Massacres albumns from their site
Also toying with doing solo version of "pramface" demo, prob more on that some other time
laters
If you do go there, could you go to and gi us feed back on this (apart from the pic, which was just to noise john up), its an old mate of mine that i would appear to be *ahem* managing at the moment, he should be working at break kneck speed on a reworked copy of his demo.
Any between this franticness i watched DiG, which were cool and one of the funniest things ive seen in a while (although sadly no drummers died in the making) and also downloaded most of the Brian Jonestown Massacres albumns from their site
Also toying with doing solo version of "pramface" demo, prob more on that some other time
laters
Thursday, March 02, 2006
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Its just fucking Rugby; played by Girlie-Men in body armour
A belated post
Not sleeping one night, i turned on Radio5 (radio 4 was off air) and they were talking about the Superbowl and the various teams etc
A couple of days and a trip to the boozer later i came back and went on the poker. Having taken some nice pots recently (4 Kings, **dances**) i had some cash in the account and having drunk some beer the thought accured i should piss it away by gambling on games i know nowt about, and i remembered the radio from the other night...
about 3 weeks later and as my monthly drinking vouchers had gone, i thought id play some poker ..
Superbowl XLPittsburgh Steelers: 20 - 1: £5 on to win: Win: £105.00
more evidence (if needed) that radio listening, internet gambling and booze are good stuff; i would also note that i was smoking cigerettes at the time.
Not sleeping one night, i turned on Radio5 (radio 4 was off air) and they were talking about the Superbowl and the various teams etc
A couple of days and a trip to the boozer later i came back and went on the poker. Having taken some nice pots recently (4 Kings, **dances**) i had some cash in the account and having drunk some beer the thought accured i should piss it away by gambling on games i know nowt about, and i remembered the radio from the other night...
about 3 weeks later and as my monthly drinking vouchers had gone, i thought id play some poker ..
Superbowl XLPittsburgh Steelers: 20 - 1: £5 on to win: Win: £105.00
more evidence (if needed) that radio listening, internet gambling and booze are good stuff; i would also note that i was smoking cigerettes at the time.
"Sane, sane, they’re all insane Fireman’s blind, the conductor is lame A cincinnati jacket and a sad-luck dame Hanging out the window with a bottle f"

any one with ears needs this. Theyre doing an offer at the mo you can buy the first 4 releases for £20 (theyll post international for £30 all in)
The perfect thing to scare Bellend Sabastian fans, yey
" ...fly away away away..."
Sunday, February 26, 2006
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
You went to school where you were taught to fear and to obey, be cheerful, fit in, or someone might think you're weird. Life can be perfect. People ca
the perfect tortea du potata, learned from proper spanish, from spain
stuff:
eggs (5 or 6)
Olive oil (some)
an Onion
about 5 or 6 small potatoes or less if bigger
method:
chop tatties into small (>1cm/sq) cubes
there should be enough spud to 1/3 fill a frying pan
this should be put in a pre heated non stick frying pan (with enough olive oil to cover the tatties)
Fry the above for a bit
dice the onions and add to the frying pan
Whilst the above is cooking beat eggs in a bowl adding sea salt and ground black pepper as desired.
Once it looks like the onions are starting to cook (and the potatoes should be soft(ish))take the frying pan straight from the hob and add very hot contents to the egg
stir, cover and leave for 10 minutes
stir, cover and leave for 5 minutes
having already reheating the frying pan to a fairly hot temperature add the mixture
do various things to the pan whilst periodically remove from the heat for short periods
a slight twitch/shake/rotation action is good, with the odd stir
once it looks like the base is starting to set, we cheat a little (dont do this in front of the spanish as they freak) and stick the pan under a hot grill untill the top of the omlette starts to solidify
the tricky bit:
Place plate over the omlette in the pan (having removed it from the grill);
invert
slide the omlette back from the plate into the pan so the not so cooked side is now the base
place back on the heat
cook untill firm
Cut into pieces
serve with thin slices of chorizo after a night out on DF's at the west-end Subway
stuff:
eggs (5 or 6)
Olive oil (some)
an Onion
about 5 or 6 small potatoes or less if bigger
method:
chop tatties into small (>1cm/sq) cubes
there should be enough spud to 1/3 fill a frying pan
this should be put in a pre heated non stick frying pan (with enough olive oil to cover the tatties)
Fry the above for a bit
dice the onions and add to the frying pan
Whilst the above is cooking beat eggs in a bowl adding sea salt and ground black pepper as desired.
Once it looks like the onions are starting to cook (and the potatoes should be soft(ish))take the frying pan straight from the hob and add very hot contents to the egg
stir, cover and leave for 10 minutes
stir, cover and leave for 5 minutes
having already reheating the frying pan to a fairly hot temperature add the mixture
do various things to the pan whilst periodically remove from the heat for short periods
a slight twitch/shake/rotation action is good, with the odd stir
once it looks like the base is starting to set, we cheat a little (dont do this in front of the spanish as they freak) and stick the pan under a hot grill untill the top of the omlette starts to solidify
the tricky bit:
Place plate over the omlette in the pan (having removed it from the grill);
invert
slide the omlette back from the plate into the pan so the not so cooked side is now the base
place back on the heat
cook untill firm
Cut into pieces
serve with thin slices of chorizo after a night out on DF's at the west-end Subway
Monday, February 20, 2006
This is ace #2
http://www.mercurytheatre.info/
being a fan of aged radio drama, and this being by Orson Welles; you cant really go wrong, and you can bit=torrent everything
being a fan of aged radio drama, and this being by Orson Welles; you cant really go wrong, and you can bit=torrent everything
Pipe organ FAQ
1. The longest Pipe ever is 128 foot long, you cant hear the note it produces
2. You would normally get 72 keys on a keyboard and 12 on the foot peddles
3.There can be over 3000 pipes per pipe organ
4.If you arranged all the pipes from 3 pipe organs in a line they would stretch from here to Monahan (Ireland) , THE LONG WAY AROUND
5.Be careful when using the term “pipe organ” in Arab states; it may be an awe-inspiring phrase in the West but in local Persian “Pipe Organ” translates as “Your Mother wears the Shoes of wounded Dog”
6.My old boss were so tight he would piss in a bottle rather than take 2 minutes to use the toilet
7.If you open some of the motors in Leeds Grammar Schools pipe organ you will see the above referred to as “A Twat”
8.The famous Magritte painting is in fact the introductory illustration to a 1917 children’s guide to Pipe Organs. The right hand portion with the missing “Organ” and page number 5 have been lost in time
9.The Japanese have invented a TOTALLY flat Pipe organ that you can fold and carry
10.Apple are working on a version of the above only you cant change the pipes, it has less keys but it looks so good you want to lick it
11.Cary Grant, Rock Hudson and James Whale were all big fans of Pipe Organs, John Wayne, however, was not.
2. You would normally get 72 keys on a keyboard and 12 on the foot peddles
3.There can be over 3000 pipes per pipe organ
4.If you arranged all the pipes from 3 pipe organs in a line they would stretch from here to Monahan (Ireland) , THE LONG WAY AROUND
5.Be careful when using the term “pipe organ” in Arab states; it may be an awe-inspiring phrase in the West but in local Persian “Pipe Organ” translates as “Your Mother wears the Shoes of wounded Dog”
6.My old boss were so tight he would piss in a bottle rather than take 2 minutes to use the toilet
7.If you open some of the motors in Leeds Grammar Schools pipe organ you will see the above referred to as “A Twat”
8.The famous Magritte painting is in fact the introductory illustration to a 1917 children’s guide to Pipe Organs. The right hand portion with the missing “Organ” and page number 5 have been lost in time
9.The Japanese have invented a TOTALLY flat Pipe organ that you can fold and carry
10.Apple are working on a version of the above only you cant change the pipes, it has less keys but it looks so good you want to lick it
11.Cary Grant, Rock Hudson and James Whale were all big fans of Pipe Organs, John Wayne, however, was not.
Thursday, February 16, 2006
listy listy
Four jobs for my past selves:
1.Restorer, repairer, builder and tuner of pipe organs
2.Picture framer
3.Walking around a land fill site picking up all the stuff (normally pastic bags) that had blown off the land fill site and putting them into a bag which we then put back on the land fill site so it could then blow off it again (I refer to this as my Sisyphus period)
4.counting people at Waverley Station
Four little known facts about me:
1.up untill I moved to edinburgh every one used to call me mouse
2.I have met and appeared on TV with take-that (inc robbie williams); I still have this on video
3.i currently have a packet of filter tips and a shiney 2 pence piece in my left jean pocket
4.i have only voted once and it were for the Lib Dems
Four city airports i have been to:
1.Edinburgh
2.Dublin
3.Belfast
4.Leister
Four foods i hate to love:
1.blue cheese
2.tomatoe and vegatable cup a soup with crutons
3.Tequela
4.Very strong thick black coffee
Four websites i visit daily
1.google
2.bbc radio listen again
3.m*sp*ce (although 69.7% its not there, there comes a point when describing errors as unexpected becomes just plain dishonest)
4.IMdB
Four things i want to do before i die
1.Dream
2.Live
3.stop
4.listen to coltranes “Ascension” all the way through, straight
Four people i am tagging
1.Garys Fanny (who wont do it)
2.Palmer (whom seems to have disappeared to m*sp*ce)
3.Ms Z
4.Ceci
where this came from . . .
1.Restorer, repairer, builder and tuner of pipe organs
2.Picture framer
3.Walking around a land fill site picking up all the stuff (normally pastic bags) that had blown off the land fill site and putting them into a bag which we then put back on the land fill site so it could then blow off it again (I refer to this as my Sisyphus period)
4.counting people at Waverley Station
Four little known facts about me:
1.up untill I moved to edinburgh every one used to call me mouse
2.I have met and appeared on TV with take-that (inc robbie williams); I still have this on video

3.i currently have a packet of filter tips and a shiney 2 pence piece in my left jean pocket
4.i have only voted once and it were for the Lib Dems
Four city airports i have been to:
1.Edinburgh
2.Dublin
3.Belfast
4.Leister
Four foods i hate to love:
1.blue cheese
2.tomatoe and vegatable cup a soup with crutons
3.Tequela
4.Very strong thick black coffee
Four websites i visit daily
1.google
2.bbc radio listen again
3.m*sp*ce (although 69.7% its not there, there comes a point when describing errors as unexpected becomes just plain dishonest)
4.IMdB
Four things i want to do before i die
1.Dream
2.Live
3.stop
4.listen to coltranes “Ascension” all the way through, straight
Four people i am tagging
1.Garys Fanny (who wont do it)
2.Palmer (whom seems to have disappeared to m*sp*ce)
3.Ms Z
4.Ceci
where this came from . . .
Wednesday, February 15, 2006
the idea that im posting this makes me laugh
alot
im oncall by the way, it does strange things to a man:
Part way through the evening
The lads were 'round in force
OF course they'd all been drinkin and thinking of woman and rutting
When one produced a card
Hard plastic for pleasure
Strutting their stuff their minds made up
Not stopping to think (Well maybe of pink)
Seeking, soon to be there
Treasure, Ladies spread bare
And only small care of which one to pick
Born was the grin of a groin and their faces
Tracing backwards and forwards
Between porn and the sweet shelf
Finally the climax of the rock hard mission; the decision
Not one
Not two
But 3 to see, here
Switch card the art with little time to sign darting out to the street not a beat missed in elated mood some difficulty walking and pictures that were rude
im oncall by the way, it does strange things to a man:
Part way through the evening
The lads were 'round in force
OF course they'd all been drinkin and thinking of woman and rutting
When one produced a card
Hard plastic for pleasure
Strutting their stuff their minds made up
Not stopping to think (Well maybe of pink)
Seeking, soon to be there
Treasure, Ladies spread bare
And only small care of which one to pick
Born was the grin of a groin and their faces
Tracing backwards and forwards
Between porn and the sweet shelf
Finally the climax of the rock hard mission; the decision
Not one
Not two
But 3 to see, here
Switch card the art with little time to sign darting out to the street not a beat missed in elated mood some difficulty walking and pictures that were rude
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
...working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don't need
but i do need this:


Cause they do this;
and thats ace
(The Telescopes recording of the above show no less)
**dances**
Sunday, February 12, 2006
Friday, February 10, 2006
I posted a while back;
1. 1.a
And argued in favour of free speech over peoples sensibilities
2.
Then I referenced this, saying I was glad they got off but would found humour in them being buggered)
But then this happens
3.
And my first reaction is im glad; it feels like justice has been done.
And this
4.
Which I don’t think is particularly nice
Thinking about it, it did seem a bit inconsistent.
So why my original reaction to 3 and 4?
I’m white; protestant background
In the media every time we hear Islam or Muslim it’s followed by a death count.
Compare the picture of the BNP to the picture of Abu Hanza.
Agencies in Britain were aware of the nature of his speeches for years; it was only when the US started getting involved that he was arrested.
An idiot would have been able to work out that if you publish cartoons like above then its going to piss Muslims off.
Any one noticed that at the time there is increasing bad press in the wider media regarding Islam, troupes in Afghanistan are increasing and a case is slowly being developed for action against Iran.
Shits complicated int it
1. 1.a
And argued in favour of free speech over peoples sensibilities
2.
Then I referenced this, saying I was glad they got off but would found humour in them being buggered)
But then this happens
3.
And my first reaction is im glad; it feels like justice has been done.
And this
4.
Which I don’t think is particularly nice
Thinking about it, it did seem a bit inconsistent.
So why my original reaction to 3 and 4?
I’m white; protestant background
In the media every time we hear Islam or Muslim it’s followed by a death count.
Compare the picture of the BNP to the picture of Abu Hanza.
Agencies in Britain were aware of the nature of his speeches for years; it was only when the US started getting involved that he was arrested.
An idiot would have been able to work out that if you publish cartoons like above then its going to piss Muslims off.
Any one noticed that at the time there is increasing bad press in the wider media regarding Islam, troupes in Afghanistan are increasing and a case is slowly being developed for action against Iran.
Shits complicated int it
Tuesday, February 07, 2006
Mrs Beaton
this rocks:
chick pea and corriander salad
Ingredients:
Chick peas; 2 cans or equivelent from dried (soak and cook them first), dried recommended
A lemon
A lime
Some garlic (couple of cloves ull do the trick)
3 birdstype chilli peppers (2 red, one green, or less if you're a bit Lib-Dem) theyre the small ones
Olive oil (some)
Mushrooms (large handfull)
one red onion
Fresh corriander (about a small fist full, depends on taste and size of fists)
Method:
In a sealable jar add:
The garlic this should be chopped finely, salt added and then crushed under the flat blade of a knife
The chillis chopped very finely
Most of the juice from the lime
Most of the juice of the lemon
About 2/3rds the equivalent amount of the lime/lemon juice; of olive oil
Salt, ground pepper and a touch of sugar to taste
Shake jar (having sealed)
Chop the remaining ingredients (apart from chick peas) as desired
Put in a bowl, add the yellowy looking stuff from the jar to the bowl, stir and leave for 90 minutes
Serve with a light green leaf salad, lidls lager and Cannonball Adderleys "Somethin' Else"
chick pea and corriander salad
Ingredients:
Chick peas; 2 cans or equivelent from dried (soak and cook them first), dried recommended
A lemon
A lime
Some garlic (couple of cloves ull do the trick)
3 birdstype chilli peppers (2 red, one green, or less if you're a bit Lib-Dem) theyre the small ones
Olive oil (some)
Mushrooms (large handfull)
one red onion
Fresh corriander (about a small fist full, depends on taste and size of fists)
Method:
In a sealable jar add:
The garlic this should be chopped finely, salt added and then crushed under the flat blade of a knife
The chillis chopped very finely
Most of the juice from the lime
Most of the juice of the lemon
About 2/3rds the equivalent amount of the lime/lemon juice; of olive oil
Salt, ground pepper and a touch of sugar to taste
Shake jar (having sealed)
Chop the remaining ingredients (apart from chick peas) as desired
Put in a bowl, add the yellowy looking stuff from the jar to the bowl, stir and leave for 90 minutes
Serve with a light green leaf salad, lidls lager and Cannonball Adderleys "Somethin' Else"
As requested
The rest room just before cleaning


**nospoons is researching the legalitys of a rat toilet action shot**
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