hexem
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Worked with Dolenz on Bugsy Malone on stage.Don''t forget Metal Micky at LWT. Nice bloke,with a habit....
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I guess the way is moving forward for folk such as I, and no doubt others.Contactless.Then you won''t have to be pompted by the shopkeep.
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Just thought this was fun. It is to do with pubs changing names.Hope and Anchor springs to mind .N1https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eti21PVHXrg
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What has happened in Paris?
hexem replied to nevermind, neoliberalism has had it's topic in Non-Football
So nevermind. Reading your last posts.Which bit of the planet is safe for some of us normal folk.It has to be with Asterix. -
bus fares should be reduced by 20%
hexem replied to nevermind, neoliberalism has had it's topic in Non-Football
As a stone mason I can tell you that this pollution, just have a look at the Cathedral and other limestone building, will eat away at their fabric causing/increasing costs in future.Best comment...Hex -
Yes Shrimper I shall be trying to remember long forgotten rubbish on Monday''s quiz.(Daughter worked there in years past) So it is local!Because of how it works . I am the token male on the team. And about the youngest!I enjoyed a visit along the canals to Kingsland Basin during the open house weekend, (with a friend).Quite amazing. A small community of narrow boats, with a huge barge moored in the middle.An allotment. Fruit trees, strawberries, cabbages...chickens.http://events.londonopenhouse.org/building/18470.The locals who have moved into the renovated derelict warehouses are not happy.I gave up on family history.But I do know that my family were Huguenots making a living in Lincolnshire possibly as saltsters.Hard to believe but that hint came from "Gardener" a decade ago on the edp.---Daisy Roots.The u3a is good. I went to white cube for Tracy Emin.. A visit to William Morris at the NPG...it gets me off the keyboard.ce
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Hi Shrimper.http://www.islingtonu3a.org/That should work. An attempt at a previous link didn''t appear. I get bored very quickly...U3a is quite good. And I am sure your talks will be interesting with the seafaring connections.Sadly for me it has become too intellectual recently, with some folk trying to do in depth analysis.I''m just trying to make friends and date girls "of a certain age".
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I don''t know about if anyone knows about "u3a"..mostly folk with a freedom pass.Photo for Islington Festivities. I won a bottle of Lanson ,which went down well with Xmas pud. Hex Ce and NM..(stuff it miggins..lol).Camden Passage
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Being of a certain age things get really hard work...for example today I wondered lonely as a cloud.Chris Stein''s snaps of Blondie times, at Somerset House.There was another exhibition of veterans from recent conflict as well.(Bryan Adams). Awe inspiring.Then a slog over to Tate where the new build is dominant, inside the turbine hall it''s a bit flat.Sadly the most exciting thing is the remains of the filled in stupid crack. And on...per ardua etc.,The Thames and London sparkled with autumn sunshine.Off I went to White Cube and Tracy Emin''s artworks . Bermondsey? "Well it''s not Angel but quite good!"Then...Electra at the Old Vic.I am worn out.
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Goodness me. I often pass by the monolithic temple in Covent Garden.Best place to get a taxi after visitin'' the ballet,"donchaknow"
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hexem replied to nevermind, neoliberalism has had it's topic in Non-Football
"thanks for the diversion of the threat hexem, still working are you?"Sorry about the diversion. nevermind. Was it a diversion of a thread or a threat.Anyway I thought it was all passe. Excuse my French.Or should that be pate. As for my lifestyle, well I''ve never done an honest days work in my life.NM -
Wierd indeed. I have passers by that wake me at 02.00 talking ButThere has been a strange feller who whistles at dawn....No innuendo there. Whistling is a forgotten art.
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Best not mention the Adams Family...
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Good of you to be concerned with" Herman''s Health" Mr Angry.Th 02 Venue that you will play at in November often has a likeable bunch recovering in the area after the night before.Amazingly dressed up Goths at the Angel,(a Wetherspoon) in July. Really nice and polite.This last Sunday a huge gang of rockers?/ ish lazing on Islington Green. Really nice and polite.I hope you have a good time. Sadly Nurse doesn''t let me out after dusk.
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Wodger Wabbit? Shrimper....
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PS Herman without "delving deeper".. An exhibition at the Fine arts soc.David Gentleman. Lives in Camden but at weekends has painted Suffolk.Only on this next week to 26 Sept. Includes Ipswich in the 1950s. A working port. -
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hexem replied to nevermind, neoliberalism has had it's topic in Non-Football
IBS ? perhaps we need to delve deeper.. GCHQ cameras can get everywhere it seems. -
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After the vitriol nevermind, in the charming note to the leader of Her Majesties Opposition, what on earth do the 3 asterisks signify?It was not your letter I appreciate, which would be even less understandable...Bri, bra,bru. ?...Mystified by aliens am I.NM -
You can Doff if you wish,but it is Duff if you don''t.ce
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Frankly it was a bit rubbish for never mind to reply with some quasi political point . hex or not.
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"Peake" of dark corners and, turrets and madness....Sort of Nothing Much.hex
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hexem replied to nevermind, neoliberalism has had it's topic in Non-Football
It is good to know that we can always rely on nevermind for a happy monday''s post.Are there no blogs about babies...?he...oops. -
Well ,following in giant footsteps. There is something about old monuments with Mr O visiting Stonehenge.The setting for the last sad scenes of "Tess" of the old family long dead. I like old churchyards and memorials.It somehow puts you in your place, a random day out to a Hampshire village threw up a brass plaque to Jethro Tull.Another day out found a grave to Mervyn Peake. An amble round a little church can have hazards though, They are sometimes privately owned.(Blessed St. Hex.)
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Crikey... that caught me by surprise. Larson. I thought it was a quiet afternoon.....Nobody would be awake.Yesterday I walked down to St Lukes ,a concert hall now ,and across the ancient burial grounds nearby.Bunhill fields. Full of ancient memorials. It does make you pause and think.
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Slap on the wrist..Daisy Roots and Larson of course, and the butterfly from Vermont.I think the poster was elderly and may have joined the great spiderweb in the skyxxx