Hello Sinister,
I have been reading all your posts with interest. It is funny how after
being "away" for some time, it still feels like home to be here and read
about your lives and stories.
I came back from a nice holiday in Sicily a few weeks ago, and it feels like
it was 10 months ago already. Holidays are always too short when you are
working. Sometimes I wish I was a poor student again.
I am starting to be in my winter mood again, as the weather in Paris is
colder every single day that passes. Symptoms of winter mood are as follow:
general grumpiness and laziness, no will whatsoever to get up and get out of
the warm duvet, extreme desire of eating chocolate and sweets. Therefore it
is harder to cope with everyday life, work, grocery shopping and tube
journeys. I don't like winter, I have a deep feeling that my body was
designed to live in Thaïland or Guatemala.
I will be 23 soon. I feel like I am getting old, I have been working for
almost a year. I don't exactly feel like an adult, but people are relying on
me, expect me to do and produce things. I have my own health insurance, my
own house insurance, my own pay slips, and I can't cry to my mum anymore
when I am overdrawn (that is most of the time). Being an adult is not always
easy.
I am a bit more worried about my mum getting old. I mean she is not "old" or
anything, she is going to be 47 soon, that how old mums are these days I
suppose. But she is more worried about everyday life, she has more troubles
coping with my dad, and instead of having three kids at home she has only
one now (and not for very long, I suppose). I mean, when all you have been
doing all your life is cherishing your children and trying to be the best
mum in the world, what the hell do you do when they leave and go away? Learn
portuguese, learn chinese cooking, learn piano? Doesn't sound like the best
solution to me.
I have read Gordon's "A to Z of the girls I have known", then realised I
could not fill it with boys. Mmmm this is surely showing what kind of work
needs to be done here.
I have spent last weekend in Luxemburg. This is such a tiny and weird
country. People have too much money and they don't know what to do with it,
so they are trying to forget the weather is crap by buying big cars and big
houses and diamond earrings to their wifes. A strange mix of luxury and
gloom, as most of the country is grey and sad.
On another note, anyone with ideas related to the "how to entertain a 15
year-old brother all weekend" theme is more than welcome to email me.
Have a great day, and week, and month
Elena xx
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(Previously, on Belle and Sebastian on the Weakest link...)
<Anne> Voting over, it's time to reveal who YOU think is the WEAKEST LINK!
<Orchestra> DUM DUM DUM DUM... DUM DUM
<Stuart> Isobel
<Bob> Stuart
<Isobel> Stuart
<Orchestra> DUM!
<Anne> Bob!
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> Think you have a better chance of winning against Isobel then do you?
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> Can you say any words other than Belfast?
<Bob> No
<Anne> Okay.. Isobel!
<Isobel> Hehe yes Anne.
<Anne> Why Stuart?
<Isobel> Ah, he just doesn't move in circles of the brave where art defines
their lives, and besides, he once made my headscarf all sticky and REALLY
SMELLY! it was like eeeeeeeeeeeeeeew!
<Anne> Well Stuart, they think you smell and they don't want you sticking
around anymore, and with two votes you ARE the weakest link goodbye!
* Stuart does the walk of shame, a dog on wheel in tow.
(..Inside interview room)
<Stuart> Well well! Voting me off huh, trying to piss me off huh, WELL
LISTEN HONEY THERE IS NOTHING YOU CAN SAY TO OFFEND ME! THERE IS NOTHING
YOU CAN SAY TO OFFEND ME ANYMORE, HAHAHAHAHAHA. So there.
<Stuart> By the way.. anyone want to buy my car?
(..Back to studio)
<Anne> And onto the final round, team. So far you've banked £350, in this
round anything that you bank will be trebbled and added to the final total,
I'm taking another 10 seconds off the clock and I'll start with the
strongest link from the last round and that's Bob. Let's PLAY..
THEWEAKESTLINK!
<Orchestra> DUM DUM DUM DUM...
<Anne> Start the clock
<Orchestra> DUM DUM!
<Anne> Bob, The Royal Hospitals is located in which city in Northern
Ireland?
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> Correct, Isobel, in sports name the Manchester United and England
player, Nicky who?
<Anne> Butt!
<Anne> Correct, Bob, Which famous city was James Galway born?
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> Correct, Isobel, the Lunar Calender is based on the movements of
which celestial body?
<Isobel> Moon!
<Anne> Correct, Bob, What is the county town of the County Antrim in
Northern Ireland?
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> Correct! Isobel, The timezone difference between New York and London
is 5 hours, but is New York 5 hours in front, or 5 hours behind?
<Isobel> Behind!
<Anne> Correct, Bob, Which city is Kenneth Branagh from?
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> Correct! Isobel, the main mirror on a car, typically mounted just in
front of the windscreen is known as the what-view mirror?
<Isobel> Rear!
<Anne> Correct! Bob, which pride is the oldest continuously-celebrated
Pride in Ireland?
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> Correct! Isobel, idioms, someone who is pregnant can be described as
having a what in the oven?
<Isobel> Bun!
<Anne> Correct!
<Orchestra> DUM... DUM... DUM DUM!
<Anne> Team you have managed to reach the £1000 target for this round, we'll
trebble that and add that to the money from the previous rounds, making
today's prize money a grand total of £3350.
<Anne> You will now play against each other. I'll ask the two of you up to
five alternate questions. The person who answers the most questions
correctly wins. The strongest link from the previous round has the choice of
who goes first, and that's you Bob.
<Bob> I'll go first please Anne.
<Anne> Okay, let's PLAY.. HEAD TO HEAD!
<Orchestra> DUM... DUM... DUM DUM!
<Anne> Bob...
<Anne> What is the atomic number of Uranium?
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> No, the correct answer is 92.
<Anne> Isobel, in literature, the novel "Across the Barricades" by Joan
Lingard was set in what city?
<Isobel> er.. cape town!
<Anne> No, the correct answer is Belfast.
<Anne> Bob, what is the longest word that can be typed using only the top
row of letter keys on a typewriter?
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> No the correct answer is "Typewriter".
<Anne> Isobel, Which city lies where the river Lagan meets the Belfast
Lough?
<Isobel> Oslo?
<Anne> No the correct answer is Belfast.
<Anne> Bob, what is the mean radius of Earth to the nearest kilometre?
<Bob> er... Belfast!
<Anne> No, the correct answer is 6371km
<Anne> Isobel, In football, the legendary Manchester United player George
Best came from what city?
<Isobel> Georgia!
<Anne> No, the correct answer is Belfast.
<Anne> Bob, name all 5 of the Marx Brothers
<Bob> Let me think... Belfast, Belfast, Belfast, Belfast and ... Belfast!
<Anne> No the correct answer is Chico, Harpo, Groucho, Gummo and Zeppo.
<Anne> Isobel, famous landmarks, the Scottish Provident Institution is
situated in what city?
<Isobel> Glasgow!
<Anne> No, the correct answer is Belfast.
<Anne> Bob, who became England's first world motor racing champion, in 1958?
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> No, the correct answer is Mike Hawthorn.
<Anne> Isobel, if you answer this question correctly, then you have won.
<Anne> So, for three thousand, three hundred and fifty pounds: The letters
B, E, L, F, A, S, T can be combined together to form the name of which city
in Northern Ireland?
<Isobel> er.. B...
<Isobel> Beeeelll....
<Isobel> Beell...
* Isobel catches breath
<Isobel> Beeell..fas....
* Isobel catches breath
<Isobel> Be..
* Isobel catches breath
<Isobel> Belfast!
<Anne> That is the correct answer.
<Orchestra> Dolodododododo dolododododo DUM DUM DUM DUM!
<Anne> Isobel, you are today's strongest link and you walk away with £3350,
Bob, you leave, with NOTHING!
<Anne> Join us again... for the weakest link, Goodbye!
* Anne does a horrible wink thing
(..Inside interview room)
<Bob> Of course I'm feeling a bit gutted I've come all this way to lose out
on the final round. I feel that maybe if I had chosen the other set of
questions I could have won it.
<Isobel> I'm so happy to have won! And I totally deserved it, being the
strongest link in everything and all. I'm going to use the prize money to
buy loads of Kinder Eggs so I can take them all to concerts and then I can
shake them on stage whilst looking really grumpy! Maybe I can get a new
washing machine too so I can finally wash my headscarves! Yippie!
<Bob> Anne Robinson was so intimidating, I'm beginning to wonder if she has
any relation to Neil Robertson.. Robinson.. Robertson... Hey! You know I
think I might be onto something here...
<Orchestra> DUM DUM DUM DUM!
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(The end)
Ken
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> How do you get your girlfriends ring size secretly for a surprise proposal?
You could try putting a piece of string round her finger as she sleeps and marking it? If you get her drunk beforehand, she's less likey to wake up and wonder what the hell your up to.
Oh yes, and don't post about it to a large mailing list ;)
Good luck!
- Jase
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Now then you Sinisterizers,
Just a few questions here...
How do you get your girlfriends ring size secretly for a surprise proposal?
Do you dance like a fool in your own front room to selected B&S tunes?
Do you want to dance like a fool in unison with your partner for your first
dance at your wedding to a B&S tune? (that's a complicated sentence, but I'm
sure you understand)
If so, which tune? I want one that is bouncy and fun, but doesn't say "I
used to love you, but you're a dick slap who dreams of horses" See my
problem?
Now, you think about it and get back to me.
Cheers
Your Paulo
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Hello!> > Well, I've spent seven hours onb a train
this afternoon after a wedding at the weekend, I'm all
wet, hungry and greasy haired. And I realluy couldn't
care less, as I'mnot planning to go anywhere until at
least tomorrow afternoon.> > I;m also feeling awfully
lovesick at the moment. A young man (who shall remain
nameless...) has been confusing the hell out of me.
First he was an acquaintance, then we became friends
and started meeting up for drinks and cups of tea etc,
then I got a crush onb him, making me feel a bit silly
as I was certain things didn't seem reciprocated, and
came out with it when he got off with someone else at
a party.l..I pick my moments, eh? Then we got
together, had two very good nights and one rather
awkward night after which he said he wasn't sure about
things.l..odd as two days before he was saying he
really liked me and wanted to make ma go of
things...Anyhow, after a few e-mails and meetings it's
pretty cloear we can be good friends without much
awkwardness, but he seems to be in my system now and
perhaps there really is nothing I can do about
it....oh, and we're going to Paris in December,
probably, and this was all organised after things
ended. So it might be good. I'm just !so!> rely
tempted to call him to ask what he thought of my
mix-tape i gave him on Friday, but perhaps it might me
silly...:-)> > love and rockets,> > gillian>
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read paul's account of his recent glasgow visit.
just got in today for a small visit myself; are
there any sinister events that are happening this
week?
your friend,
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After a long summery September, and a fairly springy first half to October I
have to admit that it is the time of the year that I should start welcoming
in winter.
So, winter, instead of moaning about you like I usually do I have decided
to make a pact.
I can cope with frost, snow, fog and even some wind but I don't want rain.
Ideally I would like a string of crisp winter days like the one before me.
The grass all white and crunchy, the sun, creamy and low, silhouetting
anything and everything, adding a touch of beauty through the mystery. You
should be very proud of this creation, winter. Keep up the good work.
I know variety is the spice of life and I will agree that even, snow can be
endearing, if somewhat cold and inconvenient for a while. Fog is exciting
too, the whole world hidden in a damp grey blanket, and windy days are
usually sunny. I approve of that.
Just don't make it rain winter. Summer has done that to me already, and
honestly it is so over rated!
Summer made it rain in Athens and a band had to play inside
(http://www.friendsoftheheroes.co.uk/archive/issue2.html#b&s).Between you
and me I'm sure that, that didn't make summer very popular. Try making some
friends for a change. Put a few smiles on peoples faces instead of driving
them insane with endless cold wet down pours!
Do something different, winter, go I dare you! Steal summer's thunder (but
don't take the rain storm to go with it) You know I'll love you for it and
surely that has to make you happy too?
Take Care
Rachel
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His dancing was impressive. He skipped and bounced across the floor
without worrying about gravity, without seeming to stay connected to
the ground. He was in his own little world, bouncing about with his
ear on the music.
(I was on the dancefloor too, but I'd hardly call it dancing. My
movements were static and pedestrian by comparison)
Bob and Stevie had joined Stuart on the dancefloor for a brief time,
but not for long. Maybe they didn't have the stamina. Tracyanne and
some of the other Camera Obscura people danced with him too, but never
for very long at a time. Stuart stayed up there, dancing, his mind on
that and that alone.
At one point, I looked up and laughed. I realised that Stuart was
dancing there, surrounded by a ring of Sinister listees. Noone else
was on the dancefloor, just him and the Sinister delegation. I
wondered if he realised who we were and where we were coming from. I
assumed he didn't; if he'd realised that all the people around him were
only there, ultimately, because of his music, he might have run away
and hid with embarrassment. But his mind was on the dancing, so he
skipped back and forth, body and heart and mind in the air, touching
the ground as little as he could.
xx
caitlin
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Hello there
It's 3am and I'm *ever so slightly* bored so, yes, I thought I would write
another one of my pointless, boring posts about nothing (one might say an
'endless sleepy story about nothing'... or... not) hmm, I've never been the
best sleeper in the world, probably due to the amounts of coffee I drink
during the day, and sitting filling out university applications all day has
kind of left me without will to live, let alone sleep. I have a habit of
taking walks around this time of morning, which the police really don't
like, for reasons unknown to me, but it's a horrible morning and it's been
raining for about three days solid so I'm not in the best of moods. I
started a two-week break from school on Friday, and so far Ive done little
else but look through prospectuses and sit on my computer all day, but
still, as long as I don't have to go *there* for two whole weeks, I'm not
complaining. Feels stupid really, trying to find 6 universities to put down
when I know exactly where I want to go, but it has to be done I suppose.
I've been taking quite a lot of photos lately, trying to build up a half
decent portfolio, in case I happen to get any offers from anywhere (please
cross your fingers for me... please... no? ok) then hopefully I'll get out
of this place.
In the last couple of months, I've met quite a few people from sinister,
which has been, in most cases, a lot of fun. I went along to national pop
league in September, which was fantastic, and I have to thank Nal for
letting me tag along with her (thank you), I met a lot of people who I've
only ever read posts by, and/or spoken to in #sinister which was great, and
quite a new thing for me. I also went to last month's n.p.l where I met
even *more* people, and had an excellent time... and theres another one
next week! yay! I might sound awfully excited about this, but hey you
would too if you came from Keith ;)
hmm, and to think this took me a whole fifty minutes to write...
cheerio
Patrick x
P.S. I also have to thank Mr Michael Grant (one of the most fantastic people
I have ever met) for giving me a place to stay in Glasgow last month
cheers!
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dear sinister
a little bit of contest, which is kind of unbelievable,
being me who is writing, anyway here is a link to an
interview to m. cook in an italian web zine
http://www.sodapop.it
I am sorry it is in italian, but might be the few
italian sinister or whoever can speak a bit of this
bizarre language might find it interesting.
take care,
yours
stefano
Here's a prediction:
when you have stories to tell,
you'll tell them.
D.G.
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