Friday, 18 December 2009

Your Eggs Are Always Over Easy, Wi-fey!

Last day of work for 2009. I'm thinking a lot about crack babies and meth dick, but only in a professional researcher capacity. Later I'll leave this all behind..

Later Later Later.. Friday night. I'm thinking only about seeing a soapy sofie arrival at say.. 6PM!!! My days, she's so soapy.. Man Imma make a face something within the range of
















Sing a song in her ear something in the style of


And wind my batty somewhere in the vicinity of




















Kit :
Massive gold bamboo-heart earings
Pink lipstick
Party Mix Wrap

Kaboodle :
Festive Smiles
Soul enriching laughter
Joyful Bassline :) :) :) :) :) :) :)

Thursday, 26 November 2009

Garage Door in Head Jammed Open

The sincerity of last night is unprecedented.

Sir MJ Cole is most eloquent at surmising heightened emotion using a sampler and a cheezy girl vocal.

I could only attempt to sum up as ; Sincerity, Chemistry, Science

Tuesday, 17 November 2009

Warmer Warmer

DISCO

Dracula neck
"I'll bite you." "Yes! I'll smack you when it is too hard"
Smack
"Couldn't you have pretended it wasn't too hard?"
"Oh.
I thought it was part of the game"

Tuesday, 22 September 2009

Before you see the light, you must die

god i love slayer

Style Rookie

WTF I don't understand this AT all = http://tavi-thenewgirlintown.blogspot.com/

Wednesday, 16 September 2009

jum jum jum




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Monday, 29 June 2009

Sounds I can hear from my bedroom window in order of volume

tone deaf man singing an unrecognisable pop song, with gusto. He has a thick indian accent and i can make out he is repeating the words "If that's what it takes.. "

clattering but wholly coherent piano solo.

tonking of the steel drums. Some blokes at the end of the road are making the instruments and the thwacking is to tune them up. still they sound peaceful and tropical.

quiet churning motors and screech of steel on steel from the passing trains.

constant wobbly roar of planes landing 25 miles away in Heathrow.

sirens in the distance, so far away they could be ghost alarms.