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Monthly Archives: July 2015
I Blame Aslan – do humans really care more about lions than other people?
Soon the outraged were out raged by those who were outraged at the outraged for choosing the wrong outrage to be outraged about, and that then led to a new outrage that seemed even ragier, and everyone knew that those … Continue reading
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The Time Has Come to Sit in the Stalls – Latitude and Impostor Syndrome made Flesh
According to this post, my first words at the late show at Latitude were “Fuck. Look at you. Fucking Hell”. I was surprised, that didn’t sound like my normal opening, even when doing the Pointless Anger shows with Michael Legge … Continue reading
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Tagged Aidan Moffat, Bill Wells, Drenge, Festivals, Ibeyi, latitude, Portishead, Public Service Broadcasting, Savages
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Stand Up Sabbatical – “And Now I Must Mumble to Myself and Gesticulate Wildly Alone”
Will I have to resort to drilling holes in my skull now that my stand up days are over (for now). Live comedy is a non-invasive form of trepanning. It is a chance to release the angry spirits within you … Continue reading
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