Posts by Samuel Scott
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I will consider it if you rename the Phoenix Foundation to The Band of Food.
Sure thing, It’s all about refining culture down to it’s barest bones. You shouldn’t have writing about food either, just one single imagin of an ingredient against a backdrop of its own colour every day. Monday; egg on off white, tuesday beetroot set against darkest red, wednesday avocado on avocado and so on. Guest writers are allowed a word limit of 26 characters to describe the imagine.
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Epicurus
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The Forme Of Cury – terrible name, and kinda wanky (t’is thee first tome of cookery composed in the olde englaish)
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eating
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Feed is pretty good.
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Labour could be France, but the game started at 50-28
you just improved my bad analogy ten fold!
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Craig you are a complex man...Green party vote as they are the stable coalition party that National need? Gareth Hughes can show them all how to text and email and stuff. And I'm sure the Greens in coalition with National could share some mean mix tapes. Out with that The Feelers song about counting people (but only if the stand up, easier to see them whilst counting), in with Skeptics Affco (nah actually probably in with some bbq reggae or *gulp* some mellow indy pop).
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oh yeah...and this was awesome; what the two major party leaders were thinking about at the same moment this morning;
https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/Public/IMG_6121.jpg?w=02601469
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I think I'll be voting King/Greens in my Rongotai zone. I'd like to vote for Russell Norman (people named Russell rule after all...and Norman is just #nzmusic #mint topical) but I have always thought that King was a decent politician and I fear a big split vote in this hood (I am surrounded by hippy loonies everyday; they are the young parents of my peer group and my good friends).
This whole campaign has been so strange. Neither Goff nor Key have the oratorial presence of Lange, Muldoon or Clarke or even Bolger for that matter. I think Goff is much better in front of a live audience than a TV one. In saying that he took the debates seriously and Key did not. I don't like Nationals policies on many levels but it's the arrogance of that man that really freaks me out. He used to perform as the nice guy to distract the centrists from what English was up too. He's lost his composure over the teapot tapes and just seems to be generally a bit pissy and sick of campaigning. He is polling so high he just sort of doesn't want to lose as opposed to trying to win. He is the ABs at half time in twickenham 99...but Labour aren't France me thinks.
Ah well. It's a bit awful for a liberal wimp such as myself. Luckily people like Toby Manhire, Hayden East, David Slack, Keith Ng and Russell have been so entertaining on twitter during the whole campaign. How come it's all guys getting super crazed over the election in my twitter feed, is it like RWC part 2? Not that the numerous women I follow aren't talking about the election, they just seem less umm insane....
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You don’t think Paul McCartney may at some stage want the bits of Magical Mystery Tour and Hello Goodbye back?
...or indeed Cinematic's 'Hello Like a Goodbye'... It's a fairly common songwriters trope I guess. I'm very keen to hear the whole album, people are saying good things.