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13 Mar 11 - 04:01 AM (#3112791) Subject: BS: So, we Nuclearised Nature? From: Lizzie Cornish 1 George understood...tried to tell folks for years... We Are Part of Nature - George Carlin |
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13 Mar 11 - 04:21 AM (#3112794) Subject: RE: BS: So, we Nuclearised Nature? From: Brian May Wow, that is SOoo true. Well said. I don't know about you people out there, but as I get older, I find myself liking 'heretics' more and more. |
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13 Mar 11 - 05:42 AM (#3112809) Subject: RE: BS: So, we Nuclearised Nature? From: Will Fly George Carlin - Bill Hicks - wonderful people! |
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13 Mar 11 - 06:16 AM (#3112819) Subject: RE: BS: So, we Nuclearised Nature? From: GUEST,Alan Whittle Hmmmm! Most people on the folkscene dream of filling coffee houses three nights a week. He sounds like the run of the mill middle class macrobiotic bastard to me. If you're THAT comfortable with who you are, you're part of the problem. |
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13 Mar 11 - 07:11 AM (#3112829) Subject: RE: BS: So, we Nuclearised Nature? From: Lizzie Cornish 1 No, Al...George was one of the Good Guys, trying to get folks to see through all the bullshit... Here he is talking about Facism in the USA, back in 2005: George - Facism He took no prisoners with his words... |
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13 Mar 11 - 07:18 AM (#3112831) Subject: RE: BS: So, we Nuclearised Nature? From: Will Fly George Carlin was a biting satirist who did his best to expose the bullshit that drives the lives of so many of us. He and Bill Hicks - and before them, Lennie Bruce - are to be treasured. |
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13 Mar 11 - 07:59 PM (#3113153) Subject: RE: BS: So, we Nuclearised Nature? From: GUEST,999 Ditto, Will Fly! |
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13 Mar 11 - 10:03 PM (#3113228) Subject: RE: BS: So, we Nuclearised Nature? From: GUEST,Alan Whittle I loved the Albert Goldman book about Lenny Bruce. it was my bible when I set out as a performer - there was this wonderful phrase in it, 'the bravery of the ordinary showbusiness footsoldier' - i always treasured it, and I always figured the folkscene was full of guys dodging the column. Of course they were just brighter than me, but by not playing the toilets - I think maybe, their music was somehow always a missing vital constituent. |