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Originally Posted by AlfredJPruffock
I dont take anything the media states at face value; so lets see what emerges.
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Unless it is anti Israel or USA eh Alf?
From what I can see the media is bloody ill-informed about both sides of the argument, and are being freely manipulated by both sides. It's the consequnce of knee jerk superficial Daily Mail style analysis (and whatever the loony leftie equivalent is).
Yes, Dylan wrote interesting lyrics (but if you read his chronicles they might not be as deep as some would have you believe), yes, god bless Kurt V (oh, and god bless the dozy ****er who casually dropped 'Breakfast of Champions' on my desk at school complaining that his big brother gave him this book but it was crap (????) and did I want to read it because I would read 'any tulipe') who strips naked our stupidity and our foibles and our weaknesses but never our humanity, god bless East Bay Ray for making the hairs on the back of my neck stand up 20+ years after first hearing the intro to 'Holiday in Cambodia'.
Great stuff, wonderful stuff, life-inspiring stuff, but I wouldn't want to brain dump it on you or anyone else.
If you've got something to say, say it yourself, I'm sure you can adequately explain yourself.
I think after holiday in Cambodia the music died. Then I heard Killing Jokes Turn to Red ... lovely account of a nuclear war; great music to listen to after a hard day in the office.
But hey milk and cookies keeping me awake DG.
May the supreme deity/nothingness keep us; well happy.
And what does he know; at 82; well probably more than you and I know; but you shouldnt take what these creative types say at face value.
But hes still an amazing author.
PS a sincere thanks to all those who have died for my poetry and music; I reâlly do appreciate it and will continue to enjoy life on your behalf.
Perfect.
Fair enough Alf, but at 82 he had had his life. I bet he never sacrificed himself by denying himself the benefits of democracy consumerism , cheap fuel etc. By the time he is 82 he has time, too fu**ing much of it. He no longer needs the house, the money, no longer needs to drive the kids to school or pay the fees. He is a hypocrite who has lived his life and passed what is left to the next generation. He has nothing to lose by saying anything he likes.
No wonder the old are despised.
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyone
To you DA, I can only pass on the wisdom my dear old departed mum gave to me when I made such comments about the elderly.
"Ooooh, you'lle be old yerself one day" Then she would have shat herself and dropped her false teeth in it, muttered "fancy" and absent mindedly popped them back in her mouth.
Fair enough Alf, but at 82 he had had his life. I bet he never sacrificed himself by denying himself the benefits of democracy consumerism , cheap fuel etc. By the time he is 82 he has time, too fu**ing much of it. He no longer needs the house, the money, no longer needs to drive the kids to school or pay the fees. He is a hypocrite who has lived his life and passed what is left to the next generation. He has nothing to lose by saying anything he likes.
No wonder the old are despised.
BTW Vonnegut was no namby pamby "no, you go first" pacifist. He fought for our freedom in WW2. I believe he flew bombers and participated in the fire bombing of Dresdon hence Slaughter House 5. Flying bombers was a very dangerous and frightening activity. One of the worst.
BTW Vonnegut was no namby pamby "no, you go first" pacifist. He fought for our freedom in WW2. I believe he flew bombers and participated in the fire bombing of Dresdon hence Slaughter House 5. Flying bombers was a very dangerous and frightening activity. One of the worst.
Fungus
when it was firebombed into nothingness, I believe, and yes, he was no pacifist, but he was no warmonger either.
BTW Vonnegut was no namby pamby "no, you go first" pacifist. He fought for our freedom in WW2. I believe he flew bombers and participated in the fire bombing of Dresdon hence Slaughter House 5. Flying bombers was a very dangerous and frightening activity. One of the worst.
Fungus
From what I remember, he was a POW in Dresden when it was firebombed.
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