This one's for Sassy. Picture taken at Mansion House tube station this morning (sorry about the quality). Funny stuff: they got footage of Cheney at Reagan's funeral and tweaked it for a Bush eulogy. A big grin from start to finish.When it comes out on DVD, I'll send you a copy. Better get yourself measured up for that orange jumpsuit.
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Those dance poses remind me of this wonderful thing which I found on zefranks page yesterday. it's called Dance Properly and appears under the heading 'Educational Videos'. I'm thinking that some of these groovy moves could be used onstage, Dive? Try them in the office, and once you've mastered these, let me know and I'll send you a link to 'Advanced Dancing'.
Hee hee hee …
Those groovy moves could well be used on stage, but not by me! Maybe I'll show Jann; she's always looking for something disturbing to do when there's no sax part to play.
Anyway, I only dance in my living room with the curtains drawn, as well you know …
Favourite songs to dance to: "Love Will Tear Us Apart". Joy Division. It makes me dance like a very, very drunk middle aged man having a spasm attack. Followed by "Monkey Gone To Heaven" by Pixies.
Oh, I shouldn't wish for such things to happen. But I do.
That guy in front is flexible!
All-time favorite living room dance party song: Dance This Mess Around by the B-52s. I did those choices too.
Much as it sticks in the throat, we really ought to wish he stays alive. The last thing we need is a neocon martyr.
History will do a good job of condemning him as a weak, corrupt, venal incompetent and a grade A war criminal, but only if he survives his alleged presidency.
There's a nice piece from ex.Python Terry Jones in today's Guardian about our George. I know you link to the site, so I won't spoil it for you.
Living room dance party songs. Nice subject for a future blog …
Oh, how sad for the president. I would not want to be him these days/years when he is the most rejected man on the planet. In just a couple of years, we'll get a chance to change it all around. We'll see.
So do we root for Hillary?
Over here, we've got Blair promising to resign next spring, but the choice of replacements from either party is so dire as to be pointless.
My commute from Norfolk takes the same amount of time as commuting from Paris to London on Eurostar, so I may well flee the country in a fit of apathy.
I don't know. Our dear junior Senator from New York has been leaning pretty far to the right lately. I'd vote for her if she was the nominee, but I think I might support someone else in the primaries.
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