Taking risks or being risky? the dullness of the Christian tube
"It's good to take risks, but to live risky can be a problem," a friend used to say to me.
Jagged Little Pill
Alanis Morissette: Jagged Little Pill
lets call it addictive - but some of the songs are good worship tunes
The Best Of Parliament - Give Up The Funk
Parliament: The Best Of Parliament - Give Up The Funk
i note that with the funk, the blues, the disco is a smattering of gospel
Chinese Democracy
Guns N' Roses: Chinese Democracy
Axl, unhinged (***)
We Started Nothing
The Ting Tings: We Started Nothing
Blondie incarnate (****)
No Line On The Horizon
U2: No Line On The Horizon
primo (*****)
Bede: The Ecclesiastical History of the English People (Oxford World's Classics)
Twyla Tharp: The Creative Habit: Learn It and Use It for Life
Nassim Nicholas Taleb: The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
Richard H Thaler: Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth and Happiness
Malcolm Gladwell: Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking
John A. Sanford: The Elijah Task: A Call to Today's Prophets and Intercessors
"It's good to take risks, but to live risky can be a problem," a friend used to say to me.
Second ride with the Orange Brompton through the canal. This time I ventured onto the Abbey Road and then alongside Regents Park, before zipping down to the Canal and Camden.
Took my orange fold-away brompton into camden for the first time today.
I cycled from the place of my wife's work near paddington station, onto the highly intricate canal system, where I took a wrong turn. Instead of Camden Lock I ended up in Willesden Junction near what seemed a secret government nuclear industrial estate. Passed a few vagrants that I know will end up in a script as a wise-old man archetypal character.
I spun around, found my way again through an amazingly green journey back towards paddington, then onto Camden.
Now I'm back at the office, editing everyone's favorite sock puppet, Szark.
Throughout platforms on the Tube you can find these massive slide projectors bolted onto tunnel ceilings. Each weighs about 3.5 tons.
The British Government inherited the machines in a deal made after the fall of the soviet union-- so what better way to salvage the commie technology!
The Beasts are now used for spreading Transport For London propaganda and subliminal capitalist adverts so progress has been made.
It isn't every day you meet the manifestation of Acid, consumed and absorbed by human beings, in their physical body cells, through thoughts transferred through the human physical body.
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London is a crowded city. I need more space. Sometimes I think everything is in miniature here, compared to America.
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