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Monday, February 01, 2010
A tale of extraordinary madness
Forget about your Dillons and your Rourkes, today's entertainment news reminds me once again that this is the bloke who should have played Bukowski/Chinaski on the big screen.
Though he was quite dapper looking as a young man, a decade or three of hell raising and high alcohol consumption ensured that his face fell into that lived in cragginess look that Bukowski was lumbered with for most of his life. Torn didn't just look the part, he lived the part.
It's official: poetry panini football strickers Vblogging Rip Torn was the new rock and roll.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
January 2010 Socialist Standard
January 2010 Socialist Standard
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DISCLAIMER TIME
Wow, I'm only 31 days late in posting this. Encourage me to be less tardy next month by clicking on lots of links . . .
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Must try harder
Nothing like a false dawn on a freezing Saturday morning:

Four minutes into your Celtic debut and you score a winning goal and receive a yellow card? (No doubt for the celebration.)
Morten Rasmussen could be interesting and maybe - just maybe - I'll stop referring to Tony Mowbary as Tony Burns.
Turns out it was his second game for Celtic. I'd already expunged this travesty from my football memory bank.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Hairstyles and historians

Weekly Bulletin of The Socialist Party of Great Britain 135
Dear Friends,
Welcome to the 135th of our weekly bulletins to keep you informed of changes at Socialist Party of Great Britain @ MySpace.
We now have 1565 friends!
Recent blogs:
Re-cycling food waste Indian Earthquake: Did it really kill? Money Must Go
Coming Events:
Public Debate between Adam Smith Institute (Eamonn Butler) and the Socialist Party (Richard Headicar).
Thursday, 4th February, 7.00pm
Small Hall, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London. WC1.
Film: Capitalism and Other Kids Stuff
2pm, Saturday 30th January
The Workshop 53 Earlham Road, Norwich NR2 3AD
Radical Film Forum,
Sundays 6pm - 52 Clapham High Street, London SW4 7UN.
31st January - Manufacturing Consent (part two)
Quote for the week:
"Read the paper - humdrum
Henley Regatta - page one
Eat die - ho hum
Page three - big bum
Giving a lunatic a loaded gun.
He walks - others run
Thirty dead - no fun
Foreigners feature as figures of fun
Do something destructive chum
Sit right down - write a letter to The Sun
Say... 'Bring back hangin' for everyone'"
John Cooper Clarke - 'Suspended Sentence'>





