Check this one out video here
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Picture here
"The time has come, The Walrus said, To talk of many things: Of shoes and ships and sealing wax Of cabbages and kings And why the sea is boiling hot And whether pigs have wings."
These are in my kill file;
ProMedeller
billy shakespeare.
You wouldn't happen to have any Lord Buckley in your collection would you? Just reminded my of his "Willy da Shake" routine...
...and here's the text of it, if you're interested:
do you remember the name of the disc? i don't have it but bet i can get it.
i threw a few christians and a version or two in the blackhole.....should know by the end of the week.
I have no idea how I got hip to Buckley...I've just been surfing around the transcriptions on that site. I'd forgotten about "The Bad Rapping of the Marquis de Sade".
Good thing I was born later rather than sooner...I could have ended up a beatnik...
it was fun, the chicks are like goth chicks today. just look gloomy and dark and they dive like a torpedoed ship. i still have some ginsberg stuff...first howl, i believe.
GPM has a 1/33 B-52. Halinski has a 1/33 Val due out soon that looks to be a masterpiece. Maly Models has a 1/33 Kate that is nice. Halinski has a real nice P-39N in 1/33 in Russian markings, just released this year. ..../V
Ummmm, Louis Carroll (Through the Looking Glass). Coo-coo-ca-choo!
-- John The history of things that didn't happen has never been written. . - - - Henry Kissinger
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RA 5C
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Do 335
Anything that lands on water :)
"Only a Gentleman can insult me, and a true Gentleman never will..."
Anyone mentioned an F-111 ??
Erik Wauters, Belgium
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Depends on when the engines stop...
RobG
hey! someones awake. gyring and gimbling in the wab!
Blackburn Buccaneer
Sorry, that would be Lewis Carroll. (Pseudonym of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, 1832-1898)
Not so - Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, or maybe Through The Looking-glass.
What's wrong with winged pigs? Think of it - wings AND ribs from the same beastie! YUM!
I remember seeing video of Jack Kerouac reading from his own poetry/prose as Steve Allen improvised jazz piano in the background as a kid...must have been impressed by it, because when the three CD box set of Kerouac came out I bought it and it's some of my favorite stuff.
Haven't read any of his books, though. I'm not really a reader...but I certainly would have been hanging out in the clubs, following bop, and the beat. I mentioned to my mother once about my ending up a beatnik if the timing had been right..."yeah", she said..."I could see that".
never saw him read but i did others. if i didn't read a book everyday, i'd go nuts. beatniks were silly with a conscience, hippys were just silly.
I'd like one that would fit in my apartment.
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