Sickboyfilms

Ahh memories, just uncovered some oldish photos on a hard drive which gave me a giggle (and an excuse to not do any work for the 30th time today)

New York 2002

Visiting rellies in the Cook Islands w/ my girlfriend

Sydney 2004

Christmas 2003

I'm going back to Sydney in about three months and hopefully wont be coming back

she is a pauper lady, with proper tats, that aint the only one ya know 

 

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Its not nice to mock the poor

If you're going to pick holes in Doctor Who's science you should fucking get out more.

Glad to see it back on telly.

Sure here you go

Everything else stays with me in my pyramid which I'll have built in the centre of Middlesbrough just to piss every one off.

Yeah I know what you mean, I still dig out my old VHS copy of 'The Girl Can't Help It' with Jayne Mansfield every now and then.

I used to be well into the Cramps along with Thee Milkshakes/ Headcoats / Headcoatees and Horton Heat.

Seen them quite a few times but one gig that stands out was at the Town and Country in London (the Stay Sick tour I think) when they had an (excellent) Elvis Impersonator as support whose first words on stage were "I finally got that date with the Cramps".

I think 'Smell of Female" or "Psychedelic Jungle" are my favourite recordings.

The Cramps pissed on most of the other psychobilly groups.

Theres an American band called the Gore Gore Girls knocking around at the moment that seem to be in the Cramps / Sleater Kinney mould.

Law has been down as one of the possibles for a while now but any suggestion that he has the gig is just hype (I've got this from a mate on the project).

As I don't think he's had to really act since 'Ripley' (and the best film he's been in recently is 'Lemony Snicket') unless theres some heavy American money pushing he's not a contender (too pretty, only in because he at one time had a similar haircut)

Wouldn't worry too much about it, the original was shite too.

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Agree 100% though I'm not a fan of Nick Hornby either (On par with Tony Parsons 'Man and Boy' for wasting good paper).

Tim, do you reckon the future will bring a collected book of your covers, promotional work etc?

I hated the art at first (over the past few issues I've only looked forward to the covers) but after a couple of reads its really grown on me. The panel where Chas first hits Renne reminds me of Rian Hughes work on 'Dare'. Of course Bradstreet is still coming up with the goods. Nice issue.

Bowyer was an ill educated [over-used word] when he twatted that student in Leeds and he hasn't changed in the slightest. Clubs should teach kids more than football when they sign them up (he played professionally at Charlton Athletic and Leeds as a teen).

You can often see Banksy in his native Bristol, I liked his work around Hoxton Square, London, a popular haunt of disgusting Media whores.

There was long a school of thought, that Maori people were Vikings that had got lost.    I kid you not. You won't have known this, but in the NORTH of NZ, there were often children born that had red curly hair

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Any red hair in Maori can probably be credited to white european settlers fucking the natives whenever possible from first contact in the Cook Islands onwards. Actually if you think that Vikings fucked as much of Europe as they could there is a very small strand of truth in the rumour, of course that makes some Maoris part Roman too

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Just wrong sickboy. Because I wasn't talking after Europeans came here. We had our own history, thank you. Maori tradition carried far more information down than pleased the priests and Renassiance men of the 1800s'. Long before Europeans knew about the Pacific, we had highly detailed maps*, and directions, and the redheaded Maori had nothing to do with Vikings OR Dutchmen.

 

* Interesting, the maps could be made by verbal plans, and just LOOKED like sticks woven together with flax. it was all in how you held your tongue as you used them.

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I think when my Maori uncle told me that, it was in jest, and taken as such.

There was long a school of thought, that Maori people were Vikings that had got lost.    I kid you not. You won't have known this, but in the NORTH of NZ, there were often children born that had red curly hair

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Any red hair in Maori can probably be credited to white european settlers fucking the natives whenever possible from first contact in the Cook Islands onwards. Actually if you think that Vikings fucked as much of Europe as they could there is a very small strand of truth in the rumour, of course that makes some Maoris part Roman too

Theres also the Carpenters Arms on the Kings Cross Road, try Multimap for a decent map of WC1.

Either way unless some chav or crack whore has had a severe attack of conscience your camera will no doubt be long gone.

Canada does have a much lower homicide rate than America.

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Maybe all that clubbing leaves them too tired to murder each other.

Fuck, fuck, fucking great!

Paddy was also in Shane Meadows film 'A Room For Romeo Brass' which is equally brrill.

I've spent the day stomping up and down Brighton beach and drinking in many of its fine pubs because I'm waiting for my Mac to come back from the fixers. The Apple Mac is built for technological idiots like me who want to use computers but know nothing about them.

This is the first bit of free time I've had in a month to post on this site due to work so Im at least thankful about that.

Aah. Gotcha.

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Yeah in retrospect putting a picture of three cans up doesnt give much away.

environmental regeneration project.

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Im going to paint a rather ugly wall when I have the time with these specially formulated aerolsols.

Got some of these...

...planning an environmental regeneration project.

I was shocked and appalled to find out that this hillarious website has a serious message when you hit the links page.

The Pixies - Trompe le Monde: I listened to it every day for about 3 months. A perfect swansong for a great band. "Planet of Sound" still gets me all riled up and swingin'.

 

 

The Smiths - Louder than Bombs: It was sort of a part "greatest B-sides/rerecorded Peel sessions/a cover and a couple of new singles" sort of "anything goes" release that I loved and loved and loved. "Shoplifters of the World Unite and Take Over"...brilliance! I saw Morrissey last Novemeber and of the 5 Smiths songs he played, that was one. I almost died.

 

 

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I remember being the only one defending 'Trompe Le Monde' in a long winded musical posting last year so you've made my day.

Saw Moz too (saw the Smiths as well when I was 15) who also holds fuck all interest for the majority of the hard bitten elite here, to quote The Cramps "You've Got Good Taste".

Dont include me in your Royal 'we' boss.

Well, from the photos anyway, as a person she could be a pain in the arse for all I know.