i was directed to stuart murdoch's livejournal

Samsa · 10-19-2002, 07:22 PM

http://www.banchory.net/belleandsebastian/writing.html

i especiall like this one

http://www.banchory.net/belleandsebastian/stu3.html

Samsa · 10-19-2002, 07:31 PM

Pronounced Foo-nye, he used to drop some of us home after his Computer Club in first year. He drove a light blue Escort Popular back and forth from Girvan everyday to school. We crossed the railway near the school and the car bumped and shook. He said, "That's a horrible piece of road!" and I thought, "What a stupid and unnecessary thing to say," but here I was mouthing it under my breath and at the same tine thinking I'm cool because I play cutting edge indie. We're not cool. We're old. We say responsible things deemed idiotic by those ten years younger. We catch ourselves doing it and we do it anyway. We become the people we swore we would never become simply by being nice.

I swore to myself at the age of twelve while I was looking out my bedroom window that I would always love AC/DC. This was a conscious effort on my part to make sure I would never turn into a dick. There have been times in between when I would have denied Bon Scott like Peter denying Jesus, but I can confirm that I think I've made it to the present without turning into a dick. I still love AC/DC, though I don't listen to them all the time or anything.

patrick · 10-19-2002, 07:38 PM

swoon

tear stained glass · 10-19-2002, 07:39 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by failure
swoon

If only Alan Cumming had a livejournal! With nude pics!

Samsa · 10-19-2002, 07:40 PM

Mick has just been voted 48th most eligible bachelor in Scotland by a Sunday newspaper. Probably some horny journalist just made it up but it may help him to get invited to the sort of parties that Richard gets invited to. Just as long as he keeps playing with the fabulous Amphetameanies, because that's what he's best at.

I haven't seen Sarah, but I do know that Stevie's gone to play jazz with a man called Bill Wells in Aberdeen. Beans has gone to play Northern Soul in the south, and Stuart David's book 'Nalda Said' came out this week, which is very good. So I think everyone's pretty happy.

Me and Richard spent last weekend collecting jumble in a van for our sale on Saturday. I put up notices in the University but you didn't come. It must've been too early for you. You missed a lot of good stuff. It's a good way to save on clothes and furniture. But it's funny the stuff people try to give you ... old pants, little bits of plastic. We spent most of the time trying not to piss ourselves.

Samsa · 10-19-2002, 08:06 PM

Brian (lighting, philosophy, Ranger's fan) suggested that if Britain went to war on Iraq, he was going to leave the country as the only thing he could do to prove that he in no way supported what was happening. I could see his point. It would be a complete sickener. Who the hell do we think we are? The five permanent members of the security council have already split the Iraqui oil share between them, pending a new US friendly Iraqui government. Makes you want to sell your car as well. They can keep their stinking oil. Well, they can wait till I've sold Max then they can keep it. I'd feel like getting out of here aswell if we go to war. Trouble is, I'd probably fancy going to New York or somewhere. And there's the lazy hypocrisy. America, great place, but run by a load of tossers. Come on, spread the wealth! And Europe is definitely as bad. Or would be if the world paid as much attention to it. I mean, I'm sure they're not all tossers if you met them, politicians that is, but really, they are all so mean! Nobody is prepared to give an inch. It's like, you take a decent person and put them in a car, they start to act sometimes in a way towards others which they would never do if they were walking down the street. Put someone in charge of a country and it's the same thing. They'd do to a million people on the other side of the world in a stroke what they would consider barbarous if they just met someone in the street, or in the pub or something. I don't know if I'm making great sense here..

sickbadthing · 10-19-2002, 08:14 PM

Needs more hooligan.

10-19-2002, 07:22 PM	#1
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10-19-2002, 07:31 PM	#2
Samsa Banned Location: A theater near you Posts: 7,929	Pronounced Foo-nye, he used to drop some of us home after his Computer Club in first year. He drove a light blue Escort Popular back and forth from Girvan everyday to school. We crossed the railway near the school and the car bumped and shook. He said, "That's a horrible piece of road!" and I thought, "What a stupid and unnecessary thing to say," but here I was mouthing it under my breath and at the same tine thinking I'm cool because I play cutting edge indie. We're not cool. We're old. We say responsible things deemed idiotic by those ten years younger. We catch ourselves doing it and we do it anyway. We become the people we swore we would never become simply by being nice. I swore to myself at the age of twelve while I was looking out my bedroom window that I would always love AC/DC. This was a conscious effort on my part to make sure I would never turn into a dick. There have been times in between when I would have denied Bon Scott like Peter denying Jesus, but I can confirm that I think I've made it to the present without turning into a dick. I still love AC/DC, though I don't listen to them all the time or anything.

10-19-2002, 07:38 PM	#3
patrick Minion of Satan Posts: 9,521	swoon

10-19-2002, 07:40 PM	#5
Samsa Banned Location: A theater near you Posts: 7,929	Mick has just been voted 48th most eligible bachelor in Scotland by a Sunday newspaper. Probably some horny journalist just made it up but it may help him to get invited to the sort of parties that Richard gets invited to. Just as long as he keeps playing with the fabulous Amphetameanies, because that's what he's best at. I haven't seen Sarah, but I do know that Stevie's gone to play jazz with a man called Bill Wells in Aberdeen. Beans has gone to play Northern Soul in the south, and Stuart David's book 'Nalda Said' came out this week, which is very good. So I think everyone's pretty happy. Me and Richard spent last weekend collecting jumble in a van for our sale on Saturday. I put up notices in the University but you didn't come. It must've been too early for you. You missed a lot of good stuff. It's a good way to save on clothes and furniture. But it's funny the stuff people try to give you ... old pants, little bits of plastic. We spent most of the time trying not to piss ourselves.

10-19-2002, 08:06 PM	#6
Samsa Banned Location: A theater near you Posts: 7,929	Brian (lighting, philosophy, Ranger's fan) suggested that if Britain went to war on Iraq, he was going to leave the country as the only thing he could do to prove that he in no way supported what was happening. I could see his point. It would be a complete sickener. Who the hell do we think we are? The five permanent members of the security council have already split the Iraqui oil share between them, pending a new US friendly Iraqui government. Makes you want to sell your car as well. They can keep their stinking oil. Well, they can wait till I've sold Max then they can keep it. I'd feel like getting out of here aswell if we go to war. Trouble is, I'd probably fancy going to New York or somewhere. And there's the lazy hypocrisy. America, great place, but run by a load of tossers. Come on, spread the wealth! And Europe is definitely as bad. Or would be if the world paid as much attention to it. I mean, I'm sure they're not all tossers if you met them, politicians that is, but really, they are all so mean! Nobody is prepared to give an inch. It's like, you take a decent person and put them in a car, they start to act sometimes in a way towards others which they would never do if they were walking down the street. Put someone in charge of a country and it's the same thing. They'd do to a million people on the other side of the world in a stroke what they would consider barbarous if they just met someone in the street, or in the pub or something. I don't know if I'm making great sense here..

10-19-2002, 08:14 PM	#7
sickbadthing Out fart the hottie! Location: I have super gonorrhoea Posts: 24,316	Needs more hooligan.