Monthly Archives: July 2014
The bombing of Gaza must stop, but so should the pornographication of the victims.
When it comes to Israel indiscriminately killing Palestinian civilians in Gaza, there are times when doing nothing is more constructive than doing something. I’ll preface this article by saying that my knowledge of the tension and conflicts that have occurred … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Benjamin Netanyahu, BNP, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, Nazism, Palestine, Pornographication of victims, Protesting, Twitter, UKIP, Zionism
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Song Of The Day – World On A String by Neil Young
From the album ‘Unplugged’ (1993)
Posted in Song Of The Day
Tagged 90's, Live, Live album, Neil Young, Not secretly Canadian, Song Of The Day, Tonight's The Night, Top class, Unplugged, World On A String
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Song Of The Day – Cemetery Gates by The Smiths
From the album ‘The Queen Is Dead’ (1986)
Mad Men is reaching its end, but what sets it apart is that it never will.
The only downside to a great TV show is that it has to end. As the end of Mad Men nears it brings the sobering realisation that we’ll no longer be able to observe the complexities that constitute Don Draper, … Continue reading
Posted in TV
Tagged 60's, Betty Draper, Betty Francis, Breaking Bad, Dick Whitman, Don Draper, Game Of Thrones, Joan Harris, Mad Men, Matthew Weiner, Peggy Olsen, Roger Sterling, This is the end, TV, Walter White
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Song Of The Day – Long Snake Moan by PJ Harvey
From the album ‘To Bring You My Love’ (1995)
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Tagged 1995, 90's, Britpop antidote, Long Snake Moan, PJ Harvey, Rocking out, Song Of The Day, To Bring You My Love
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Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard 
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