Who really needs whale oil anyway? What does it do? Enable growth of a blowhole?
If you unbeach whales, there'll be more for chinese fisherman to harpoon.
If he didn't believe himself to be God that doesn't necessarily mean God doesn't exist. Or is he saying he doesn't believe in trees because he himself wasn't a tree.
If God is who people say he is, then Nietzsche believes he would be it. EG: The bestest. But, he was being a little flippant. (So, if a tree was a man called Fred with a grey beard who was also the bestest, then N. would believe he was one)
...the word Christianity means the Christian religion, based on the life and teachings of Jesus. Just because Jesus is dead it doesn't mean people stop believing.
Of course. But many Christians are criticised for really not getting it. I imagine that if Jesus (presuming his existence only for the sake of argument) knew what many Christians do under 'his' name, he would be quite sickened.
Also Nietzsche believed that a pupil/admirer/whatever (basically if you follow the work or like teachings of someone) then the greatest compliment you can give them as an idol/teacher/whatever is to move on from them and create your own world views, rejected theirs as you go. Therefore, the term 'Nietzschen' is a contradiction in terms.
So, anyway - why the bad mood, sulky bum?
Did you know that, in Sark, it is still perfectly legal to beat your wife provided you do it on a Sunday and you notify the Governor of Sark of your intention...
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They're still eyebrow shaped, just more. I have a thing about female eyebrows (and nice looking male ones).
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On a happier note, I found some money! I was shambling around town getting some fresh air when a couple of 12 year old kids asked if I could pop in to Spar to buy some cigarettes...
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don't you "suspicious frown" me sir,
i might have to scowl terribly if you did!
i think paean/paian is lovely.
(i sound far too grumpy-curt in that... oh well.)
've emailed you.....ooooooh.....the suspense!
Outside:
View from balcony (seating section):
I couldn't really find a picture of the stage from the back (without people there) but I think this one probably gives you the best idea of what the view is like nearer the back:
the only problems I've found with standing at the back is the tall people in front. Usually I've only seen about 70% of the stage that way but my focus is usually on the singer and not the other band members (though its not good if you have a singer that loves to run around on stage)
Overall I'd say there is still a very decent view nearer the back.
......scored tickets for My Chemical Romance at the Brixton Acadamey in November!!
How rock is that?!?!?!!?!?
I am currently giddier than a giddy thing being spun around on a...
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As you leave the underground at Brixton station go RIGHT and keep walking. The Academy in on the left/outside of the road (can't miss it).
Doors open about 7pm. Depending on how popular the band is there shouldn't be a problem. I usually like to get there for 7pm. The warm up band begins about 8pm-8.30/9pm then the main band follow straight afterwards.
I used to like going right to the front but due to the youth today (crushing and wankers) I prefer it nearer the back (closer to the bar too). Its a slight sloping floor so you get an ok at the back still.
As you go in they check bags btw. No food or weapons. Remember that
The beer is EXPENSIVE. About 2.95 for a plastic pint of.... you've guessed it- CARLING! The cloakroom is also expensive - 2 an item (none refunable) and the queue is usually VERY long. I don't bother with that.
Also if you wish to buy clothing (you can see it straight away as you go in) I suggest you buy before you enter and it gets packed afterwards and all items sell out quickly.
I've been to loads of concerts where we've seen people in all sorts of get ups (yep pinstrip suits too). Only the wankers would care about what you're wearing, others would just think you came straight from work and admire you for liking the same stuff they do.
Anything else I can tell you.... mmm. I dunno really. Think I've covered about 80% of it. Brixton Academy is a lovely place. Not too big, not too small and has beer! You'll enjoy it!
as an alternative, you can strip off all of your clothes, dance around in the sun like hippies do, and eat chocolate all day. it's a good day for it because the chocolate will probably get all melty and get all over you. some girls like that.
and if you get really into it, you can continue the dance all through the full moon. or, alternatively, you can get dressed up like a werewolf, meet up with some work colleagues, do a bit of shagging and regret it the next day. that's always fun during the full moon.
As for goat offerings, I'd recommend as an alternative perhaps a naked jaunt in a fine Jersey field with some birds you pulled at a local wine bar? (With the exception of the Jersey field - it was actually Victoria Street, opposite New Scotland Yard, circa 1989 - I can personally recommend it.)
You go straight for the juggler!
I am in a silly mood this morning
How much does a Londoner pay for shampoo?
Pantene.
There's this other piercing place nearer me in Reading where there are a couple of other shops I've been meaning to go to. I didn't think of it sooner because I keep thinking it's somewhere else with rather poor shops. Also, Brighton seemed quite exciting at the time. Reading's a third of the price to get to, takes less than half the time, the train leaves earlier and I have a better idea of my way round it.
Brighton doesn't seem as good an idea any more. I'm still determined to get punctured though.
This is where I was thinking of going. (If you choose something from the menu, you may have to minimise then maximise the blank window to make it show up). The website isn't as impressive as where I was going to go.
[Edited on Jun 21, 2005 2:37PM]
Granted, the script is jam-packed with cliches and the acting is remarkably wooden but I like it for three fundamental reasons:-
1)Neve Campbell's character. I can't explain it but I find the whole dyed-hair-bad-girl-trashy-yet-intelligent-type...
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It's still really muggy and humid in Edinburgh right now, it's going to pour down I can feel it.
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Purchase Date and Time Sat, 11 Jun 2005 at 19:27
Thunderball
A 05 11 20 21 22 06 Lucky Dip
B 09 11 17 28 33 04
Draws Saturday
Weeks: 1
Dates Sat, 11 Jun 2005
Status In Progress
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Cash 2.00
I've just won 250 in the Thunderball draw. That's this weekend's vodka money sorted out then.....
ive got a gallery of some of my work on deviantart and i really want a subscription so i get alot more coverage (and therefore visitors and critique!) plus it lets you use lots more features!
vodka money? hehe! all that?!
edit - okay so i just kinda repeated my comment twice, but its late!
[Edited on Jun 13, 2005 12:08AM]
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My problem is I cover up a lot so shoulder tattoos aren't much fun. I like Stormy's elbow deep tattoo because it's so simple and meaningful and it seems quite subtle without never seeing the light of day except when you're on your own taking a shower. I can't think of anything that would be meaningful to me one month then still meaningful the next.
I was going to suggest some activities that may build up your pain tolerance i.e. hurt like hell but I couldn't think of any that wouldn't possibly kill you.
so when are you gonna fly me over to visit?!