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Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard. 'Mediocre blogger and a piously boring and unfunny writer'. Enthusiastic purveyor of the KLF sheep.

So much of modern football feels fake, but Relegation Day is still as authentic as it gets

Douglas Murray, who, let’s just say, has some glib descriptions of twentieth century nationalism, was on better form when offering an anecdote on Lex Fridman’s podcast about advice to writers. Namely the cynical propensity writers have to view events in … Continue reading

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Song Of The Day – Nutbush City Limits by Ike & Tina Turner

From the album ‘Nutbush City Limits’ (1973)

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Song Of The Day – Sunny Afternoon by The Kinks

From the album ‘Face To Face’ (1966)

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Just fucking accept it, son. Sifu is the closest you’ll ever get to feeling like Bruce Lee.

Now and again, I listen to Sam Harris’s podcasts. There are some observations to be made here. He has a relaxing voice made for advertising kitchens, garden furniture and your standard four door family hatchbacks. Often it strays into a … Continue reading

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Song Of The Day – Seventy Two Nations by Ras Michael & The Sons Of Negus

From the album ‘Dadawah – Peace & Love’ (1974)

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