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August 10, 2008

Funny spam #1

Filed under: Uncategorized — @ 3:26 am
Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2008 18:17:21 +0000
From: “Ellenburg Sarti” <humouring@osb.aeccom.com>
To: richard_a_b@xtra.co.nz
Subject: :(((

Ciao,

Save yourr love

Viii: a rainy day the next day it rained dismally. Grossomarvellous
scenery of the central brazilian his mansion, and his titles,
in a place from whence the rocky plateau, a regular dome
of grey volcanic i don’t like clever girls, i said. And
i don’t statement is, i foresee, one of the most remarkable
elementary fact in comparative anatomy, that the happiness
depended on him, with the belief in she could decide upon
nothing, and rather than centrolobium robustum m. Arariba
amarello tomentosum pace in a wild attempt to keep up with
him. Faster result of that suicide. Money lost as a result
to begin with it but a fight between an upper of violent
insurrection, you must abandon them. I was greedy and wanted
them all for myself. I.

July 26, 2008

Reminder of easy charities

Filed under: Charity — @ 9:19 pm

http://www.oxfam.com/

http://www.unicef.com/

http://freerice.com/

http://www.goodbooksnz.co.nz/

http://www.betterworld.com/ - Similar idea to GoodBooksNZ, but apparently more internationalised and possibly more savings/wider variety of charities.

Funds Raised for Global Literacy:

$4,373,335.83

Books Saved From Landfills:

11,384,918

 

Great stuff. :D

July 22, 2008

Comments

Filed under: Comments, Communication — @ 9:40 pm

Readers please leave comments. Pretty pretty prease. It gives me a great opportunity to communicate with you. I hate this being a one-way, didactic sort of thing. Consider this a forum, and my posts catalysts to discussion.

OK, no more desperate solicitation of communication.

Peter Ackroyd’s ‘London: The Biography’ - A brief preview

I have just started Ackroyd’s acclaimed biography of London. First of all I will say it was obviously a mammoth effort of scholarship and erudition. That much is clear from reading the blurbs on the back! It is truly a treasure trove of wonderful anecdotes and odd juxtapositions; made all the more serene and stupendous by the flowing prose of Ackroyd.

His images are sometimes frighteningly strange, a little like Ackroyd’s other biographical topic: Blake. He begins the story of London from the very beginning, but doesn’t care too much about ordered chornology. He mixes quotes and asides from all periods of London’s history.

William Blake - The Mental Traveller.

Filed under: Poetry, William Blake — @ 5:47 pm

I TRAVELLED through a land of men
A land of men and women too;
And heard and saw such dreadful things
As cold earth-wanderers never knew.

For there the babe is born in joy
that was begotten in dire woe;
Just as we reap in joy the fruit
Which we in bitter tears did sow.

And, if the babe is born a boy,
He’s given to a women old,
Who nails him down upon a rock,
catches his shrieks in cups of gold.

William Blake - Auguries of Innocence

Filed under: Poetry, William Blake — @ 5:13 pm

To see a wold in a grain of sand,
And a heaven in a wild flower;
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand,
And eternity in an hour

Katie

Filed under: Katie — Richard @ 4:51 pm

Katie is my cat. She is the most beautiful cat in the world.

In terms of cats, she is the epitome.

She actually loves music!

I didn’t think cats could love music, but she definitely does. She sits on my lap as my prog-rock guitar glammery ricochets around the room.

She sits on the floor, on my sisters jacket, sleeping in a ball of love. She is a ball of love.

Cats are so angelic, so perfect. They live a heavenly life, they have a heavenly existence.

July 20, 2008

John Key & National

Filed under: John Key, NZ Politics, National Party — @ 9:09 am

Now, I must admit that I haven’t been following local politics at all recently, but I’ve heard that Key is close to getting in. He’s far ahead in the polls and it’s approximately 3 months till election time! Politics is heating up for the year, and since this is nominally an anarchist blog I suppose I should talk about it for a bit.

July 17, 2008

Questioning

Filed under: Questioning, Word — @ 9:45 am


Ask questions. Never stop asking questions. The stupidest people are not those who ask stupid questions, but those who never ask questions. There’s a good reason this is a cliché. There’s a good reason behind almost every cliché. But familiarity grows tiresome. We yearn for the spontaneous, the ephemeral. Because brevity is more precious somehow. How to encapsulate an infinitude of emotions in one sentence, in one word. Or should I say ‘Word’?

Love me tender

Filed under: Beauty, Song Reviews, The Sublime — @ 9:43 am


Love me tender

Love me true

Never let me go

Oh my darling, I love you

And I always will

 

So simple. So beautiful it’s sublime.

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