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Monthly Archives: July 2022
My Hips Just Lied
Willy Schmitt, known to millions as the French Piece of Bill’s Hair, has not apologised to me for slapping me across the face in front of a large crowd of people. And that’s fine, because he never has slapped me … Continue reading
Posted in academia, Blogging, comedy, Culture, Film, Finance, Language, Life, Media, Music, Philosophy, psychology, science, Sport, television
Tagged Baudrillard, hyperreality, The Truman Show
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With A Little Understanding
Aww, tellybox fans have been all cry face about the death of an Australian soap opera, one that was once so all pervasive to UK culture that I alluded to it in two separate songs I wrote in the early … Continue reading
Posted in academia, Animals, Blogging, Culture, Education, Family, friendship, History, Life, Media, Music, Politics, television
Tagged Kylie, Neighbours
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Sweet Home West Midlands
All roads now lead to Birmingham. Not the one in Alabama but the original, the definite article, you might say. The West Midlands of Britain Birmingham which is where the Blinders are usually Peaky, where good things are always bostin’, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Culture, Economics, exercise, Finance, History, Life, Literature, Media, Music, Sport, television, travel
Tagged 1984, Aston Villa, athletics, Black Sabbath, Commonwealth Games, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Peaky Blinders, Sport
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Never Play Near The Road
Bernard Cribbins has died. Four words to break the hearts of not just my generation but the preceding one and several generations since because the Cribbins has been a fixture in all our lives on TV and in seminal British … Continue reading
Modern Times
Such times we’re living in. The England Women’s football team are through to the final of the European Championships after beating 4-0 last night, the pick of the goals being an audacious back heel from a 23 year old substitute … Continue reading
Posted in Astrophysics, Blogging, Culture, Education, Finance, Life, Media, Nature, Politics, science, Sport, weather
Tagged Alessia Russo, carbon capture, climate crisis, England women’s Football, football, Politics
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Frankie Say Relapse?
I’m trying to come back to myself, which is an odd concept seeing as I can’t exactly go away from my physical form. Yet a traumatic childhood leaves scars and the memories of how those scars were formed either need … Continue reading
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Tweet, Tweet My Lovely
Bird noises! Bird noises are happening in the outside at half of the fives in this morning. Bird noises, I tells you. Whoever Dawn is, her chorus has been pretty darn loud this morning. I don’t remember such loud bird … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Blogging, History, Insomnia, Life, mental health, Music, Nature, psychology, Transport, weather
Tagged birdsong, Dawn chorus, Insomnia, winter, work
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The Pale Cast Of Thought
When you write a couple of emails you’ve been procrastinating over for weeks, press ‘send’, experience a few minutes of satisfaction at having finally got round to something you meant to do ages ago then start to worry that you’ve … Continue reading
I Was There The Day The Strength Of Streaming Services Failed?
Do you like elves and dwarves and men in shiny armour battling against evil? You do, well you should watch The Lord of the Rings trilogy by Peter Jackson. Not so much the three Hobbit films he made after that … Continue reading
And I Don’t Get Along With Anyone
I see that Billy Eyelash has some new songs out. She’s a busy bee, ain’t she? Fresh from being the youngest of the Glastonbury headliners you’d have expected she might be ground down into a reviving paste for the oldest, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Blogging, Civil Rights, Culture, History, Life, Media, mental health, Music, Politics
Tagged Billie Eilish, Glastonbury, Neneh Cherry, Politics, pop music, Self Esteem
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