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Colin Farrell.
The NACA Music, Art & General Creativity Thread
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Ian H
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Artist rather than actor. Also petty thief & occasional rent-boy.
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At the controls of my private jet.
Might it be time for a 'Pub Quiz" thread?
Ian H
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Pubs featured largely in his life.
Badger_Boom
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Francis Bacon?
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The answer was staring right at me.
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Something nasty in the woodshed
Found a poster design I did for my old band's (surprisingly regular, thinking about it) Valentine's Day gigs, and thought I'd share the love.
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That's proper dystopian, that is.
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I've found a book of text & photos about the Somerset Levels published in 1986.
There was one great exception to the universal consumption of cider. Chapel men might refuse to drink it at all. This was seen as the most self-regarding affectation by non-sectarians who had a defensive jeer of their own about it: a man going to church might carry a bible in one hand and a pint of cider in the other but a Baptist going to his devotions always had the good book in one hand and his prick in the other.
The photos and descriptions of poverty, all-encroaching damp, rheumatism, "bad backs and spoilt knees" are of a very recent past - possibly not entirely past.
There was one great exception to the universal consumption of cider. Chapel men might refuse to drink it at all. This was seen as the most self-regarding affectation by non-sectarians who had a defensive jeer of their own about it: a man going to church might carry a bible in one hand and a pint of cider in the other but a Baptist going to his devotions always had the good book in one hand and his prick in the other.
The photos and descriptions of poverty, all-encroaching damp, rheumatism, "bad backs and spoilt knees" are of a very recent past - possibly not entirely past.
