I'm doing nothing
and doing nothing while i'm doing it
well
i'm getting ash on the floor,
and allowing my cups to gather dust,
and letting the rips in my jeans get bigger with each footstep,
and watching the lamp bleach grey the black CD boxset underneath its glare,
and draining the national grid of electricity,
and selecting songs to listen to,
and thinking,
it's hard work,
doing nothing.
Sunday, 22 February 2009
Tuesday, 3 February 2009
Bows, Buttons and Sushi
What was it that I first saw?
To be honest, I can't remember all that well.
She filled me in on the details.
Like Bowie, she looked different every time i saw her.
But still,
everything about her was her.
and from then on, everything was her.
Even in the cold, mist, and fog streaming from the muddy brown Mersey,
just holding her hand made me warm
and it was probably only a streetlight
but it looked like a halo.
and so to plans for the future.
We're growing up, growing big,
and if we want it enough
we'll do it together.
To be honest, I can't remember all that well.
She filled me in on the details.
Like Bowie, she looked different every time i saw her.
But still,
everything about her was her.
and from then on, everything was her.
Even in the cold, mist, and fog streaming from the muddy brown Mersey,
just holding her hand made me warm
and it was probably only a streetlight
but it looked like a halo.
and so to plans for the future.
We're growing up, growing big,
and if we want it enough
we'll do it together.
An open message to workers striking this week
A union organised strike is positive action.
It is collaborating in a socially organised way to achieve positive goals.
However.
What is currently happening all over England is neither positive, nor is it socially conscious.
You fucking Stella swigging Pink-eyed arseholes are missing one key thing.
English people don't seem to want to work.
Yesterday, because of some light snow that any Eastern European would consider little more than icing dusted on cake, 1/5 of the British workforce did not show up for their jobs.
That's 20% of just under 30,000,000 people. I'll let your kids do the maths.
Furthermore, your cries of "them foreigners been takin' our jobs" is a tad unfounded, and a totally crippled excuse, as of this 30,000,000 strong workforce, 300,000 are foreign nationals.
They work harder, for longer, and with less self-righteous whining.
Who in their right minds would actually employ you? And why has this not been brought up before? Is it the reform of the benefit system? Is it the recession? Have you realised you actually have to get up off your fat arses and actually do some work?
Arthur Scargill must be ashamed.
It is collaborating in a socially organised way to achieve positive goals.
However.
What is currently happening all over England is neither positive, nor is it socially conscious.
You fucking Stella swigging Pink-eyed arseholes are missing one key thing.
English people don't seem to want to work.
Yesterday, because of some light snow that any Eastern European would consider little more than icing dusted on cake, 1/5 of the British workforce did not show up for their jobs.
That's 20% of just under 30,000,000 people. I'll let your kids do the maths.
Furthermore, your cries of "them foreigners been takin' our jobs" is a tad unfounded, and a totally crippled excuse, as of this 30,000,000 strong workforce, 300,000 are foreign nationals.
They work harder, for longer, and with less self-righteous whining.
Who in their right minds would actually employ you? And why has this not been brought up before? Is it the reform of the benefit system? Is it the recession? Have you realised you actually have to get up off your fat arses and actually do some work?
Arthur Scargill must be ashamed.
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