[kj] Exercise One

[The Exorcist]

I take it you won't be going to any of the newly empowered Sharia 
courts then ehh?

At 10:22 AM 9/19/2008, Change wrote:

>Then the clock starts chiming...

>Its my wake up call!!!

>

>Walking round this town which will be drowning soon, I see roads 

>blocked and gangs of police roaming. Why? Our un-elected Prime 

>Sinister is bringing his lapdogs to town to blab about the state of 

>the economy and lag some lofts to save the planet.

>

>Being repulsed by these vapid entities, I will be leaving the day 

>they arrive. Like Dick Lucas of Subhumans, I don't understand 

>patrotism. Some shmuck in a Stranglers shirt was chanting, 

>"Manchester, Manchester!" at the recent Subhumans gig and Dick tore 

>him a new asshole, taking the piss out of his misguided pisshead 

>pride. He said something along the lines of, why not shout about 

>England too, then Europe, then the whole world? The recent Subhumans 

>album "Internal Riot" is one of their best.

>

>I've had it with this city and after the disgusting invasions of 

>Iraq and Afghanistan, I feel ashamed to be British. So I think the 

>time has come to move south. Hell, most of the British Isles is 

>going to flood when the ice caps melt. No more London, Bristol, 

>Manchester, Liverpool or Norfolk. Like Feargal Sharkey said, "Its 

>gonna happen!"

>

>You probably don't recall my cryptic comment a few days ago, "Is it 

>the Day of the Lords yet?" The next day a CD by Lords was sent to me 

>in the post. Just before I interviewed Magazine for a magazine I 

>bought the excellent new CD by Jarboe and Justin Broadrick and the 

>chorus of "Romp" seems to my ears to be a chant of "Jana." I also 

>bought excllent CDs by Arbouretum and Thank You on the Thrill Jockey 

>label, and walked through Piccadilly Gardens upsetting football fans 

>by singing, "Love Like Blood" a bit too loud.

>

>So when does the great migration begin?

>

>

>

>

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else's gain, and your gain is someone else's loss. Therefore, losers contribute
to the society and winners take away from it. Being a winner is 
unethical, while
a society of losers is happy and striving as a collective. In the 
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