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Thursday, May 22nd, 2008
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1:04 pm - Outpost
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In a war-torn muddy de-saturated field, an actor in transition from playing a Roman to following in the footsteps of Dolph Lundgren and Thomas Jane leads a ragtag bunch of soap-opera and sitcom actors and one particularly ugly Yank, all of whom are luckily wearing their personalities quite literally on their sleeves (okay, the armies they defected from, but you can pretty much guess the Frog’s a coward, the ‘Merican’s a dick, and the Scot’s an extra from Spaced making him the single greatest thing ever to wear a beard). They are led there by a three-decades-strong character actor and a first-time writer-director team. Their goal, a mysterious bunker. Whoops, that title’s taken. It’s an Outpost. Sorted. The good: The actors make a good fist of their roles and although pencil-sketch characters don’t come across as complete cannon fodder. In other words you miss ‘em when they’re gone. Filmed in what looks like DV, it’s got quick and dirty Shaving Ryan’s Privates sepia-style shooting and some excellent, incredibly simple lighting – most characters carry fluorescent sticks that light themselves and their surroundings eerily but logically. The night sky is a bit too helpful in showing us the goings-on after dark but apart from that there’s very little cheating. And the limited light allows for a lot of effective scares. The director also tries not to make the film too straightforward either in direction or execution - looks good, sounds GREAT (though made my teeth wince), and is a poster-child for not letting budgetary constraints make you use unrendered CGI golden sabre-tooth teeth. The bad: The plot is a fucking mess cadged from a Charles Berlitz book and rammed into the abortive attempt of a film, The Bunker. The understandably-baffled mercs weren’t the only ones confused by some babble about Einstein’s Unified Field theory, the set-up of which crashed and burned when Basil Exposition explained a machine funneled these unified fields into a chamber. What they WANTED to give us in the film were soldiers akin to those Berlitz talked about, phasing in and out of reality at will. What we GOT was a messy mixture of corpses, zombies and ghosts. The rulebook for the enemy in this film was pissed on by a syphilitic dog and buried in peat leaving us baffled as to the wherefores and whys and exactly when doors and wires matter and the end, using more unified-field-rays to do… something, though where half the budget went is still a big dose of say-what-now? Okay, we’ve had the undead, we’ve had restless souls, we’ve had Nazi experiments and we’ve had occult summonings of demons. From Der Totenkorps to Hellboy there’s no end to fun to be had with zombie Nazis and god bless this film for taking a different tack but trying to cram serious hypothetical science into the background of what is basically a Dog Soldiers set-up just didn’t work. That film got it right: “We is soldiers, they is werewolves, on with the fun”. Here it’s “This is science, they is… um… stabbing me, on with the credits?”. And under all this flowed a few nice similes that barely bobbed to the surface, suggesting too many good ideas were thrown in the hat then the hat was crammed on the director’s head and he ran about with ideas trickling stickily down his forehead like overripe cheese. Poor head-cheesy man. So, Outpost – good film, but could be much better. Probably better than the past attempts, the Bunker (withdrawn hurt as it didn’t actually manage to become a finished film) and Deathwatch (in which only Andy Serkis was interesting). But it’s no Shockwaves.
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| Wednesday, May 21st, 2008
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9:25 am - A plea to the tech-savvy.
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Oh, the tears. Oh, the anguish. After spending three months in a leaky boat my PC and wardrobe arrived in the UK just in time for all the long-sleeved garments to get shelved for six months and for me to whine about spending the past 12 weeks wearing out my only long-sleeved tee only to be inundated with a) clothes and b) a heatwave.
ANYWAY, the PC. I unwrap it like a kid on Christmas morn, plug it all in, throw the switch like Igor and WHIR! Life! Ahahahah! The three fans spring into action, the LEDs on the various boards twinkle, I hold my breath...
...and that's as far as it gets. It has power, it has lights, it has to boot.
Yes, I checked connections. Yes, I checked the BIOS/CMOS battery. Yes, I cried. Then yes, I looked at the Curry's website for a replacement.
Before I throw this beast out the window and buy a new unit, can anyone think of a few obvious things I'm forgetting? All random assistance very much appreciated for I am a very broke wee bunny.
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| Thursday, May 15th, 2008
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10:54 am - Emokitteh is sensitive
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Harking back to my blinkering-fringe-baiting of the other week, here’s another great headline: And god bless the quote-farming journos who actually managed to persuade some floppy-haired androgyne (doubtless amidst shrugs, stutters, and overuse of the words “like” and “nuffin’”to state: "I like going out dressed in emo clothes because it causes a stir. There aren't many emos where I live, so people look at you. It makes you feel individual."
All together now class, say it proud: “Just Like Everybody Else”. Well done, team effort.
And of course, when the poor ink-thumbed journos are done baiting the wannabe My Chemical Roflmao chavs, they gleefully point out the coroner blames The Damnable Internet for the whole silly affair. "She (the panda-eyed ex-parrot) had become an aficionado of the emo fad and she was a user of the internet, which enabled her to contact other emos all over the world, in particular America. …because American emos are the worst. And the fattest. And since when do people describe the World Wide Wub as a drug? She became a user, plugging the modem cable straight into her artery and mainlining cats with captions right into her tiny heart. Oh yes, the first meme is free, they say, but soon you’re collapsed in a huddle behind a rack of PCs with two geeks swordfighting with their acne-sprinkled shafts deep in your throat just t oafford you another hit of misheard lyrics from Youtube. And then you will die. And the punchline to the whole hand-wringing article? The reason that I love perching atop my fortified moral Masada slinging poop at the rallying urchins below? “But not everyone seems to have learned the lesson.
In a tribute book set up at Hannah's school, one pupil left the following message: "I hope you enjoy the black parade." Naive, misguided or just plain stupid. But then, that's always been the trouble with some teenagers. And the danger of emo.”
This seriously needs to be narrated by someone. Leonard Nimoy, say. “And the danger… OF EMO. Good night”. It’d be glorious. The only problem is, what more can a starving quiff-flicking pre-teen with a too-tight Fallout Boy t-shirt want than Mumsy reading that their new hair-dye fad is dangerous? I mean one day you’re sneakily exchanging your Barbies for Bratz and Googling “ladyboy” for wank fodder, next you’re locked in your room while there’s a ritualistic burning of everything darker than lilac in your wardrobe going on in the garden? It’s every moist-crotched fantasy come true, bar the NPH-on-a-unicorn-riding-in-to-save-me one but it’ll happen, OH YES. The Point Possibly Is, the media get Ma and Pa suburbia up in arms, their kids get a welcome injection of oppression, the fad expands, more kids take the piñata route and end up wind-chimes for folks to find under nominally-tragic circumstances, and the media gets to be even more stern and jowl-wobbly. Then the debate will switch to whether media involvement causes the crazes, beardies will lecture on current affairs shows and the machine will slowly rumble on over the bodies of the dead like some yellow-paper Panzer tank charging for the horizon, with no-one at the wheel and blood on its tracks.
…dammit, that little bit of pop-psychology almost suggests I care. Please understand I don’t really give a flying fuck at a rolling doughnut that media is a self-serving and self-perpetuating system, nor do I fuss overly at this tendency for small waifs and strays to go tits up over emotive wankcore. In fact, I don’t really have an invested interest in any of this jazz, I just like jumping up and down and pointing at the freaks and lepers like those middle-class twits who’d go laugh at the crazies at St Bethlehem’s. Teehee, see the dancing freaks. Dance, freaks, dance! La la la…
Right, as you were. I’m not paying you to piss around in the internet.
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| Thursday, May 8th, 2008
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12:21 pm - Black black black black black black black black black, EVEN BLACKER
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Thank you Mister Darwin. A few delightful snippets from the Times today: A schoolgirl killed herself after developing an obsession with a dark teenage sub-culture known as “emo”, an inquest was told.
Her online name was Living Disaster.
The term “emo”, short for emotional, originates from the alternative US music scene and refers to teenagers who wear black clothes and dark make-up, and listen to bands with lyrics about death and depression. A few weeks before she died, Hannah’s parents had raised concerns with her about cuts on her wrists. But Hannah told them it was part of an initiation and, Mr Bond said, “she promised she would never do it again”.
Ah, these crazy emotional kids with their songs about death and depression. Given pretty much every fat-bint-in-a-frock opera is about the same thing one wonders of the death tolls in the la-di-dah showboating brigade. And I am now imagining undead emo Pavarotti and it scares me. Never mind, more importantly, who arranges initiation into being “emotional”? Is there a ceremony? Does it involve the bestowing of the sacred Nightmare Before Christmas bag and the “Big Book Of No-one-understands-me-but-my-pencil-sharpener”? Is there cake?
Aaanyway, fictional people in my mind sometimes ask me why I don’t want to have children, and I reply (if no-one’s watching) that children are retards. I know I should be sad for this wee poppet’s lost life sacrificed on the altar of My Chemical Cancer Haircut, or her distraught family, but all I think is “yay, one less sulking twat getting underfoot on the Underground”. So really, I’m kinda glad she’s dead. Does that make me a bad person?
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| Friday, May 2nd, 2008
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3:48 pm - Friday, eh?
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Then: Interviewer asks me “what is something about you that’s not on your CV?” I answered (thinking I didn’t want and wouldn’t get this job) “one of the things that brought me to England was the vast number of gigs as I do amateur gig photography and this seems like a great place for it”. No, I can’t remember exactly why I picked that example. Probably it was truthful and didn’t mention boobies. Now: (Fast forward through half a dozen Bitburger beers with the boss instead of lunch) “So, photographed any good bands yet?” Me, taken aback, “Well, I was working on getting a press pass for a band DUST, who are opening for Unheilig” “Ah, so I take it they’re very heavy metal?” Me, even more taken aback, “Ummm, Neue Deutsche Harte, yeah, like Rammstein” hoping for a blank face and for my manager to wander off. “Oh, Rammstein" says my boss, “they’re funny, they remind me of a band I used to be into, Laibach…” Early days yet, but I think I’m going to like it here. But that might be because I’m fuzzily drunk and can’t use my index fingers so am typing with 6 fingers and my thumbs. And the office closes in 14 minutes. Huzzah!
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| Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
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4:34 pm - Yubyub
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Ah, fatties. I was discussing them recently, with someone who was of the view its 100% your-own-damned-fault that you’re a chubby-mc-chubchub. Interestingly I hear that from some people who will in the same vitriolic breath bitch about a girl for being rake-thin as “it’s because she’s got a fast metabolism, it’s not fair, wah”. We appreciate thinness and so get tall-poppyish and catty with our slender reeds, but revel in the fact obesity is self-inflicted and so can mock the tubby with impunity. In reality weight is about half nature, half nurture – yeah, greaseball-burgers morning noon and night will make you a butterball but I’ve fed scrawny piteous people liquid lard to see if it’d register and they go on being ambulatory x-rays with xylophones stuffed up their jumpers, while others look twice at a lettuce leaf and spontaneously swell up like a zeppelin. And my pear-shaped figure has remained pretty much constant through famine and feast, and I’ve dragged the same puku across the line of the Auckland marathon as I did out of bed after four months off sports for a smashed knee. Which means the following statement is not just bitchy and hypocritical, it is written with me full-well knowing it’s wrong. But I want to say it so nyah. American laws to prevent discrimination against fatties because of their “disability”, one that can be fixed just by pausing for breath between epic pie-hole-stuffing missions, is the equivalent of me adopting blackface and demanding recompense for being an oppressed African American. Or sitting in my wheelchair and demanding a better parking space. Or sticking two balloons up my top and whining about the mistreatment of women. Fact is, the boot-polish washes off and the balloons will deflate and I can stand the fuck up and I’m back where I was, all five ten of perfectly-formed Aryan manmeat running the planet. Frankly if I was part of a single minority, be it racial, sexual, political, whatever, that had been persecuted due to something they Could Not Change, some fried-cheese-eatin’ motherfucker in stretch pants drowning their sorrows in an Oreo smoothie with cholesterol on top would probably piss me off and make me hold ‘em upside down (maybe using a forklift or similar?). so they are suffocated by their own rolls of flub. And hey, I can profit from all the spare change that falls out the cracks, because there’s one thing every minority likes, it’s a handoutdammit, I almost got to the end of this without making that joke. But at least I didn’t jest about dark-skinned people and cripples being panhandlers while women are all just gold-diggers as that’d just be way too harsh. Whew, dodged that bullet. Wait, what?
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4:06 pm - Game over, man, game over...
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“GTA IV – First Victim” trumpets the headline in The Times. Apparently some scallywag knifed another while in a line to buy this much-heralded new game. This attack has already been cited by commentators as “proof” the game inspires violence. Of course it actually shows we’re consumer whores with poor impulse control, but one cannot accurately equate the stabbing with the effects of the game. The stabber, of course, not having been exposed to it yet. In fact the only fact that one can derive from this bit of queue-culling is that lack of GTA IV makes people violent. Therefore making this new game some form of soothing influence on the Play-stationing chav scum. …if nothing else it’ll keep ‘em indoors and the fuck away from me…
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| Tuesday, April 15th, 2008
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5:51 pm - I believe I can fly. For which belief I blame drugs.
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I read a pointless and unsubstantiated factoid once, which stated it takes seven years to overcome a strongly-held belief.
Maybe 4 years ago, I held such a belief, yet I don't have a scrap of it left. In fact, there has been nary a shred of it for a long time, its only now I acknowledge I should, well, say so.
Those who know me can probably guess the opinion I held of an old acquaintance, based on the testimony of another. I initially held this opinion to be solid fact as I was, for want of a better term, trusting. As that particular blind trust waned the opinion stayed, maintained for purely selfish, path-of-least-resistance reasons. Eventually after all reason to maintain he belief died, the opinion remained as a default, for no other reason than it is sometimes easier to stick to the path selected than change. Which frankly, is a mentally and morally lazy reason to have an opinion. So, I applied reason to the whole affair given I am now far enough away to treat this as an intellectual exercise rather than something with more real-world repercussions. The choices were one acquaintance was a ratbag, or another was a liar. Neither answer really sat well with me and I'd maintained the former as, well, it was to my benefit. But it has not been so for a long time. And I'm pissed off. Not because I backed the wrong horse from out the gate - though not my sexiest hour it seemed necessary at the time. But because when I pretty much knew the truth, I just filed it under "too hard".
So yeah, I was wrong. And I don't feel like a dick for being wrong; I feel like a dick for staying wrong as being right looked like an effort. But this past year has been about effort, for better or worse. And as such, I have a few things to tidy up.
Right, as you were.
...and if none of this makes sense to you, its not for you. Or hell, apply it to the last dumb thing you heard me say, that was probably wrong, too. Especially if it was fashion advice, I'm always fucking with people with regards to that game.
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| Friday, April 11th, 2008
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4:45 pm - CROWN!
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Because the ninnies who offered me a job a fortnight ago dropped the ball on the start date and thought they could leave me impoverished and dithering with impunity until the 28th of sodding April, they just got served by the competition and I start a rather spiffy job for a company who specialise in terrorism insurance on the 21st. Offices in the crentre of the London insurance market (Bank, for those who are wondering) close to my dear fiance and not in darkest suburbia, Oh, and pays eight thousand pouinds more than the last lot. Yay, me.
So the pope hat is dead and i give you, The Crown. Making me Henry the 8th. Bring on Scarlett Johanssenssenssen and that Professional girlie.

I now have one week of holiday left. To the Toy Museum!
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| Friday, March 28th, 2008
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4:55 pm - POPE HAT!
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11:05 am - Blither
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I've seen the galleries, I've seen the museums, I'm now down to dangerous docks and sedate cemeteries for fun. And FINALLY hatching art plans. F-FUCKING-UCKING FINALLY got my brain working in tune with the country so I'm not just bashing my head against hoary old chestnuts or running old saws over older sores. Took a while, but I am briefly happy about schemes. Involving nowt more than a 99 pence craft knife and some thick paper. Happiness has also been increased by getting an ex-pat Kiwi as a recruiter who actually Has A Clue, or at least fakes cluehood nicely and implies imminent employ so I feel less bad about buying gin traps on eBay. And dropping stuff in them. Including fruit. Fuck it, I'm expected to clean up the flat anyway... and citrus is a cleaning agent, isn't it?
I'm still PC-less so pics are a problem but trust me, I'll have work that'll spin your nipple nuts by the time I have my aged computer revved up to speed again. For now I infect Elly's PC with the entire 52-track Loco Roco soundtrack. On repeat. FOREVER.
I suppose I should wax lyrical about the Elly-and-me living-in-bliss blood-and-thundermalarkey, but that just wouldn't be me, would it? I'll just leave the violence and chocolate-throwing and noise-control complaints to your festering imaginations. I'm off to drop a lamb-shaped handbag into my gin trap head-first. Over, and over, and over again.
....did I mention this is pants-optional Friday?
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| Wednesday, March 19th, 2008
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8:17 pm - Polly ticks
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It alarms me that the future mayor of London is apparently Gary Busey.
Gary Busey
 Future Mayor of London
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| Friday, March 14th, 2008
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6:04 pm - I have NO blood in my brain right now.
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| Thursday, March 13th, 2008
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6:29 pm - Arsebiscuits
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Went for an interview for an absolutely cracking job today. Great location, good company, perks, pay, typing pool to oggle... and I looked good, oh yes. Silk hanky in the breast pocket, tousled corporate mop, unnecessary glasses, boyish charm and all-round vastly employable. Meet up with the techies and the HR monkeys and all, sit down in a rather swanky conference room and start my carefully-rehearsed smalltalk. They referred to my CV and report from the recruiter, ooh, aah, and ask for an example of work done. I prattled on with a few cheeky anecdotes about disasterous events I'd either caused or cured, and after much nodding the HR heffalump with the burned scalp from too much bleach asked me to focus my rambling onto the work I'd done on binding policies while living in America.
Cue sound of a Stuka in a nosedive with the intimidating-as-fuck siren in the front giving it a bit of welly.
As it happens the poor feckless Welsh recruiter I'd unnaturally shacked up with had noted down I had handled property work in America rather than just for an American company (Which I might add also has an office in London around the corner frpm his little corporate crevice). And these people wanted someone handling lineslip for the Yanks so a seasoned consultant apparently offering himself for less than a month's supply of coffee was a steal. But some hick from the South Pacific who'd never even visited that great land of opportunity and fried cheese?
...put it this way - I was shown to the door and we met the plaster-faced trolley-dolly bringing in the coffee in the hallway. Very embarrassing for all parties with lots of "Sorry Sheryl, Mr Scholes was just leaving". She probably thinks I whipped my balls out and teabagged the HR bint.
So, still unemployed in the most expensive city in Europe. Stress levels rising, optimism a dried up rainbow-sheened film in the bottom of the old Bully Beef tin I keep it in, credit card crying softly in the night due to the abuse its suffering but hey, at least I have my ill health.
Smile, you fuck.
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| Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
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4:41 pm - While you're dying I'm still alive, for there is science to be done. Or something like that.
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This is day 13 of Operation "ZOMG I'm, like, a citizen of the world". Things have been afoot. I still can't relax and bust out the bonhomie what with the lack of employment which is stressing me the hell out given I'm still spending my kiwi money and the Greek chorus of "you'll have No Worries Getting A Job" has died down to a shoe-shuffling no-eyecontact line of mumbles. But there are Good Things:
Wagon-wheels - like stomped malowpuffs. Tesco's-brand sugarless clothes-dying cherryade The new Rambo movie The National Gallery Anything that messes with my serotonin and dopamine receptors The top floors of the Science Museum with their lovely dioramas of barbaric medical procedures and equally barbaric devices (including those for the application of leeches to the cervix) ...and given she sometimes reads this, My fiance.
Bad Things: http://www.met.police.uk/campaigns/campaign_ct_2008.htm
No, seriously: I'm taking that shit PERSONALLY.
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| Thursday, February 28th, 2008
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5:04 pm - Beauty of grey
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| Friday, February 22nd, 2008
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5:04 am - Buh?
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5am London time. I've been in this country about 48 hours and as one can imagine am somewhat bombarded by culture shock - not least brought on by switching from nearly two years of solitary confinement and a monk's life for half of that, to being huddled in a cold flat with my fiance who, as it happens, is on holiday. It's a delight, but its somewhat jarring sharing, well, anything, from space and toothpaste to my todger, with anyone. A period of acclimatization is to be expected. So far I've applied for good jobs and bad, but alas only have interviews lined up for the bad. Still, I will keep swinging and missing until I either a) own this country or b) pull the plug and sink it into its own channel like some filth-encrusted Atlantis. I have dined with friends and teenage Tories, unpacked my life's possessions in about 3 minutes, and plotted Things To Do when I get over my jetlag which is, for those keeping score, about seven on the fucking hell scale. Thinking of fucking hell, the apparent next Mayor of London looks like Gary Busey. This can not end well. But he does want to bring back double-decker red buses you can jump onto while moving so rock on you ugly, ugly man. Elly hasn't tried to kill me yet. I am returning the favour. All is well though my To Do In London list is jockeying for position with my Wot I Miss In NZ list. I don't ever want one to overwhelm the other but do want them to arrange themselves in an orderly fashion, take a number and be addressed in good time. Right, birds singing, my brain is failing, time for dinner. I mean breakfast. I mean what?
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| Sunday, February 17th, 2008
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9:14 pm - Spanish ladies
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Okay, well here I am about 36 hours out from emigrating. Many people I've seen flee the country as they're unhappy, and convince themselves the country's to blame. This normally leads to a big dose of failure and a sheepish return. I have no such unhappiness and no illusions that New Zealand and the people I know here are anything other that pretty darn-tootin' grand. As such I cannot do what those before me have done which is to vilify ffriends and family to temporarily take the sting out of scooting off. Which is a roundabout way of saying I am happy in NZ and will miss almost everyone, and only the most serious and important of matters (okay, fine, sex. I mean love) can tear me away. . Those who have spent time around me know I vascillate between delusions of god-hood and melodramatic self-loathing. And I just want to assure everyone you do all make it rather hard to hate oneself.
So, thank you. Right, off to find out how overweight my case is. See y'all (quite literally) on the other side. Rich
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| Thursday, February 14th, 2008
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4:17 pm - Up Spook Hill
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Rounding the corner... Okay, it's been a bipolar few weeks, cyclic whoopee and woe in a delightful lunch-loosening roller-coaster of Things Wot Need Doing and Things Wot Are Fun. And yesterday was probably the first time that the wheeee outweighed the wah. Don't get me wrong, there have been shining beacons of yippee and indeed skippee these past few weeks – the DIY movie marathon (with bacon for breakfast) was a delight, with such horrors as Night Fright (sorry) and The Children (cut emo kids hands off for justice!) and the Earth Dies Screaming which lacked screaming due to the British stiff-upper-lip attitude towards earthly death, namely a slightly affronted "deary me". And Tauranga hijinks with the pools and the lap-dances and the Ginger Jellybean pools and the pools and the you get the idea. And the monotony of vacuuming broken up by ice cream. And people giving me food. But these things were somewhat overrun by conniving landlords, incompetent movers, lying shippers, annoying colleagues, expanding waistlines, awkward family moments, and not having a damned thing to play with (yes yes, "penis" ha hah shuttup). It's being trapped in the waiting-room part of my plan with only out-of-date Hello! Magazines to masturbate over. But finally I turned the corner, having cleaned my last clean and washed my last window, then being fed sushi until it came out green. Finally the stuff falling on my head is more sunshine than urine. Hell, I even got hammered enough to jest through my company luncheon – and bonus points for my quiet, apologetic manager who knows full well he lied through his teeth about his dynamic team just to get me to work for him, for stumping up cigars as my farewell present. What a nice chap. Now I have soirees, drinkies, weddings, movies, familial obligations, jumping-up-and-down-on-suitcases, economy-class travel and finally, sex to look forward to. And nary a scrubbing brush to darken my doorstep. ...and if you type "Mohammed" into Google Images , you get a crapload of hits. Them thar fundamentalist fucksticks are going to have a hell of a time cleansing the world of all that idolatry-fodder. Poor saps. Who, given their vastly twitchy behaviour, should probably be left alone and not be poked with sticks. Or hotdogs. Or Danish cartoons. That's not to say they're not somewhere on the scale between a tiny bit of poo that gets caught in the curly hairs of some convicted goat-fuckers arse then is removed by some toothless salad-tosser desperately trying to save his last remaining nut... and oh, Roland Emmerich. But until such time as my life is made better by doodling Mohammed on a napkin of whatever, I'll let sleeping dags lie. That said, on the day it is Vastly Necessary for me to get my scribbling on, fuck those closed-minded psychotic bomb-chuckers, I'm making with the pretty pictures and damn the torpedoes. Right, onwards.
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| Tuesday, February 12th, 2008
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11:07 am - Hard disc, floppy drive, Wankel rotary engine, and... um... penis.
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The patronising bitch Skynet HAL 9000 Telecom fuck-machine which fields calls to the 123 number needs a slap upside it's Fool Head for being a gloating brain-in-a-box turd-burglar. With it's beyond the valley of the Uneasy Dolls "Tell me your problems" sultry tones, followed by it's "WTF mate I don't understand you" as I enunciate at increasing volumes that I want to disconnect my phone line and my life much to the merriment of the Mormon Morons around me... Then it reminds me that if it can't understand my blithering I can always use the touchtone keypaddle button-mash interface. So I select that and get a spiel, a fucking spiel about how happy most Telecom customers are with shouting at the I-come-from-sodomy coquettish cocktease recorded dame, and how it, she, and everyone hopes that next time I'll try to use that interface as opposed to somehow lowering the tone by using my greasy fingers to do the walking. I don't know if the twat was miffed I wouldn't talk to her despite her giving me the cold shoulder, or thinks I'm an inferior male because I can't communicate but either way I will some day introduce her to something I was lectured about at length yesterday, the concept of the "hatefuck". Which replaces "chokefuck" in my vocabulary as "term most likely to be written on planet's gravestone". You hear me NOW, you silicon Jezebel? I'll teach you to snub me. Oh yes. Oh yes, too much caffeine and candy, not enough fresh air and food. Gweeee...
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