Pierre Von Mondragon

California is the tipping point, given that it sets the cultural parmaeters for 'The West' resisting the Weed is useless, and the theraputic benefits of entheogens are back in the news, so things seem good right now, hopefully the Drug Warriors will fade away now they have been definitively intellectually defeated, although while there is funding from Coppers, Coppers and Screws Unions, Booze and Pharma, there will always be some of them. Anyway, I live in Holland now, so the ProHos can go fuck themselves...

I'm back from beyond to say that this, definitively, is a Screen 2 on BBC 2 film (not series) from 1995 (not 88-91 or whatever I said before) called Black Easter, starring Trevor "Eddie Shoestring" Eve, apart from that it is unfindable to watch, sadly.

Just got a TC Ditto Looper, even my sense of timing can get something out of it, infinite layering for bespoke loopage, also last year I got a Mellowtone Mini Wolf Computer, and a Rouse Electronics Pink Crystal Fuzz (FuzzFace clone), need a tap tempo delay with expression pedal input now...

You got the right guy, take it fae me.

Can't believe I forgot to mention Faster Pussycat at the Barras, and Donington '87 & '88 (GnR)

Yasss min

That last line, post question mark sounds a bit more aggro than I meant, and I can't edit it, but hey... True, but a shade too aggro.

Yeah, EnglandandWales would definitely have done nothing when the Panzers rolled in here! Stupidest point ever, given the redder nature of Scotia, if you think we would have appeased the Bosch, and would not have joined an alliance post-haste, (which I don't believe you actually think, more it disingenuously suits your 'argument') then you can't have much regard for your fellow citizens. Aye right, the country of Red Clydeside and the numerous volunteers for the International Brigade in Spain? it's super right-wingers such as yourself that are the minority here, and don't you forget it (as if we'd let you).

Motorhead in '83 Maiden in '84 on the World Slavery tour, and '86 at the Playhouse Celtic Frost, even if it was the 'Cold Lake' tour, '89 I think Recently, seeing Earth, and OM (not on the same night) If there was time travel, I'd go and see Sly & the Family Stone at Woodstock...

Until it nukes your ringpiece, as it surely will. I'm liking Waitrose German Pils, made by Memminger of Bavaria, St. Mungos, and now Winter is a coming, it's nearly Laphroaig time. Also Guinness Foreign Extra

Are you the Aberdeen Rock that used to promote The Venue in the 80s, Duncan Fitshisname? Man, The Escape Club was something else. If not, I doubt he'll hassle you about it, but you never know.

There were some decent sleaze and glam bands, Tuff were not among them...

Yes, but the extra bit was just added on to the original agreement, with (all then N) Ireland clearly not having the legal status of Scotland or England, do YOU know precisely how legalistically? me neither, and it is probably hugely arcane knowledge, even without deliberate obfuscation. What is certain is that the things that either you or I "see" are utterly irrelevant, the answers lie in the original Treaty of Union that Scotland signed, and may yet wish to abrogate, and as that is an equal partnership, there is a strong case for both England & Wales, and Scotland as being the 2 legal successor states, to a dissolved UK, regardless of who instigates dissolution. If only 2 nations legally consitute this country, then the addition of non-constituents is irrelevant also. I'm not saying it is this way, I'm saying that it could be. Is it too late to train as a Consitutional Lawyer??

What are they like? I was thinking of getting a Satanic fuzz Ritual fae them...

I was looking at my huge Atlas from the mid-2000s yesterday, and in the countries information at the start it listed, in very precise terminology, the constituent parts of all nations. The UK was summarised as follows; Scotland- Constituent Country England- Constituent Country Wales- Principality Northern Ireland- Province Does this not rather suggest, or at least go towards supporting the theory, that the UK, formed of the union between Scotland and England, cannot exist except as a union of those two particular countries, and on the departure of one of the constituting members, ceases to exist? Fascinating stuff. What do they know, The Times, eh?