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WHAT HO !
「A Miscellany of Literary Criticism, Grande Cuisine and Other Silly Things」
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2012-04-18
Source: fuckin-cute
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Devon Irons - Different Song 12’ (1980)
Twisting and shouting each and everytime on this one. Enjoy !
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Bratislava FTW
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Vienna (Donau Zentrum)
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Michael Palmer - Modelling Girl (Cuss Cuss Riddim)
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2012-03-18
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2012-03-17
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2012-03-15
Hello there
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2012-03-13
A great great song by Michael Prophet : No Friend In this Time, and the awesome dub version by Scientist here :
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2012-03-11
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2012-03-05
Ordinary Objects
Our everyday experiences present us with a wide array of objects: dogs and cats, tables and chairs, trees and their branches, and so forth. These sorts of ordinary objects may seem utterly unproblematic in comparison to entities like numbers, propositions, tropes, holes, points of space, and moments of time. Yet, on closer inspection, they are at least as puzzling, if not more so. Reflection on Michelangelo’s David and the piece of marble of which it is made threatens to lead to the surprising conclusion that these would have to be two different objects occupying the same location and sharing all of their parts. Reflection on the availability of microphysical explanations for events that we take to be caused by ordinary objects threatens to lead to the conclusion that ordinary objects—if they do exist—never themselves cause anything to happen. And reflection on the possibility of alternative conceptual schemes, which “carve up the world” in radically different ways, makes our own conception of which objects there are seem intolerably arbitrary. Taken together, the various puzzles that arise in connection with ordinary objects make a powerful case for their elimination. And, in many cases, what seem to be the best responses to these puzzles require the postulation of legions of objects that we fail to notice despite their being right before our eyes.
Daniel Z. Korman
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2012-03-04
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Top Ten Signs that You’re a Sherlockian
Miss Roylott
10. You have read the Doyle stories.
9. You can argue the Basil Rathbone vs. Jeremy Brett question for days on end.
8. You’d write to 221B Baker Street just so some clerk in a Public Relations department can write you a fake response.
7. You have proposed at least one insane theory involving Holmes and/or Martians and/or Elvis and/or the Wizard of Oz.
6. You enjoy discussing Watson’s wound, wives, and sex life.
5. Ditto, Mycroft’s sex life.
4. Ditto, Holmes’s sex life.
3. Ditto, Watson, Mycroft, and Holmes’s sex life, together. Heh. Heh.
2. You’ve got a theory for what Watson did with those other 1000 cases.
1. And it involves Irene Adler, Moriarty, the bull pup, and the “Literary Agent”!
Source: kspot.org
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2012-03-02
We had The Bee Gees… I hope we’ll get a glimpse of Earth, Wind and Fire for Series 3…
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