I received a glancing blow to the side of the head from a low flying vulture at a falconry display.
I also had to buy public liability insurance to be able to play at a wedding.
Richard "public liability" B
Monday, 1 November 2010
Monday, 11 October 2010
Worst commute this year
Posted by
rjb
As well as getting stuck behind a dithering old person, and a van that would barely fit through the country lanes, a little bit of my dinner escaped in my bag and made its way into one of my shoes (also in my bag).
Richard "Tupperware failure" B
Richard "Tupperware failure" B
Monday, 23 August 2010
Best Thing I've Read In Ages
Posted by
rjb
Giles Smith in his book "Lost In Music" is talking about Noddy Holder and Marc Bolan:
In those days it was either T. Rex or it was Slade. The whole history of pop seemed to have boiled down to this crucial axis. Actually history seemed to have boiled down to this crucial axis. The industrial unrest of the early 1970's? It was just background hum during the Slade vs. T. Rex chart wars or 1972/73. ..... After the Boy/Girl distinction Slade or T. Rex was the easiest way to divide the people I knew at school. Clearly much was encoded in this choice. Were you a team player, responding to the garrulous network that was Slade, or were you an individualist, smitten by Bolan's singularity? Did you like boys who looked like girls, or boys who looked like Victorian factory owners?
Richard "working musicians are under-paid" B
In those days it was either T. Rex or it was Slade. The whole history of pop seemed to have boiled down to this crucial axis. Actually history seemed to have boiled down to this crucial axis. The industrial unrest of the early 1970's? It was just background hum during the Slade vs. T. Rex chart wars or 1972/73. ..... After the Boy/Girl distinction Slade or T. Rex was the easiest way to divide the people I knew at school. Clearly much was encoded in this choice. Were you a team player, responding to the garrulous network that was Slade, or were you an individualist, smitten by Bolan's singularity? Did you like boys who looked like girls, or boys who looked like Victorian factory owners?
Richard "working musicians are under-paid" B
Monday, 16 August 2010
Monday, 24 May 2010
Too funny a story not to share
Posted by
rjb
I was at a birthday party on Friday night, drinking with several of my friends and some more distant aquaintances. I have always rather liked one of the girls called Booby Redacted (she looks like a little elf with a pair of watermellons up her shirt). I asked her out on a date, she readily accepted and gave me her phone number. About 20 minutes later (during which time we hadn't been talking to one another) she said that she'd changed her mind, and had me delete her phone number.
I also accidentally went out drinking hard while wearing a suit.
Richard 'The new birdman' B
I also accidentally went out drinking hard while wearing a suit.
Richard 'The new birdman' B
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