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In the morning, shall you still see so clearly
remembering where and how my breath carved your body
tased each liberating pore as a bee a sweet flower.
Can you know how intoxicating your lips become
and how deep down they rage withinn me
till burning I cry, The Soul whispers softly
another kiss, another kiss.
When the heavens shake and shudder
the angels longing but one moment
Of all these lips have drawn from you
Of all your lips have taken from me.
Aah, give the Devil his dues without hesitation
for Desire arises fast and seeks its mate
Upon soft petals I'll lay you
where Lavender fills and oevrwhelms
beneath the heavens canopy, twinkling
I'll take your dream to lay with mine.
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hello,
Guess What?
i was just having a look at the results of amy and caitlin's sinister questionnaire, and was aghast by the fact that no-one has nominated Guess Who? as their favourite board game. I'm sure you too are in a state of shock and denial, so click here to see it with your own eyes: http://www.joannou.net/topofthestairs/txt/siniq.html
now don't get me wrong, i like scrabble as much as the next person. and monopoly, trivial pursuit and cluedo are all great too. but Guess Who? is better.
Guess Why?
i was once like you, preferring to play scrabble and monopoly and leaving Guess Who? to gather dust in the cupboard. but then my little brother and I discovered a whole new way of playing Guess Who?
Guess When?
the year was 1998. i was visiting my family in the south west of WA. it was summer and it was hot. my little brother and i were bored. we decided to play a board game. but what to play?? monopoly and scrabble were both ruled out cause i could beat the pants off him (he was 12, i was 20). battleship? i hate that game (except the noises you get to make when someone hits your ships!). Guess Who? why not! so we played. it was okay. not all that exciting though. the questions become boring after a while - "Are you female?", "do you have brown hair?". but then it dawned on us - this could be a whole lot more fun.
Guess How?
every time you asked a question that was answered with a no, you had to take a piece of clothing off! (hang on, that wasn't with my brother! sorry).
we decided to rule out objective questions. none of this "are you wearing a hat?" bollocks. we began to ask questions like:
"do you prefer chocolate ice cream to vanilla ice cream?"
"do you prefer cats to dogs?"
"have you been married more than once?"
"are you gay?"
"have you ever been convicted of wilful exposure?"
"would you kill in the name of love?"
"did you vote for john howard in the last election?"
"would Matt (our older brother) sleep with you?"
"would you sleep with Maria (the sexy Guess Who? lady who has the green beret type thing on - she is so pretty and intelligent. is it wrong to have a crush on a Guess Who? character?)?"
"could you drink 15 beers, spin around 10 times, stand on one leg and sing the national anthem?" (i wouldn't recommend asking this question as you always get a no. unless the other person has picked maria - <insert dreamy voice here> she can do anything.)
"could you make a space rocket out of two aluminium cans, a match and an old washing machine?" (**see above parenthesis**)
other questions could be:
"do you support america attacking iraq?"
"could you name the members of belle and sebastian?"
"do you like isobel?"
"do you agree with Australia's stance on illegal refugees?"
"should belle and sebastian tour Australia very soon?"
"are you happy in life?"
"are you a lawyer?"
you get the picture. it is great fun and very humourous. of course, because of the subjectiveness it is not very often that either of us actually win. but we don't seem to mind.
so, to sum up, someone is a big fan of Guess Who?
Guess Who?
terry
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Hi,
First I copied B&S cd's. Then I thought that I earned enough so I could
afford to buy them and provide the band members with some royalty. But what
about the bootlegs? I can decline from copying them, or copy them without
paying any royalty, but I can't copy them without infringing the rights of
the band.
Why don't Belle and Sebastian mention a bank account number and a figure to
pay as copyright fee for a copy? It would ease my conscience....
With humility,
Scardanelli.
PS: it is not that I am against the possibility to copy for free. When I was
a student that was my only possibility to broaden my musical horizon. But
those days are long gone ("April und May und Junius sind ferne"), and SOME
people have to pay in order to let others be able to copy.
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Dear All
i hope this finds everyone well. I am very well and very very tired- till
not recovered after a rather large weekend which whilst being large was
rather enjoyible. I went to see Ben Folds and The divine comedy in Dublin
which was quite good and by quite good i mean blindingly kick you in the
crotch spit in your neck fantastic. It was a really entertaining gig despite
the fact that ben folds can't play the piano without his mouth being open
but i managed to look past that. i can keep my mouth open but i can't for
the live of me play the piano so he is at least one up on me. Another
purpose of the weekend was to go and watch an australian football match.
this has been a rather sport filled summer for me i must confess first the
world cup now this. It was quite enjoyible once i got used to rules .one of
the best i thought was that you get 1 point for trying to score. I wonder
how many points ken chu would have :), it felt a bit odd i was sat in a pub
surrounded by australian voices ( it was an australian/ kiwi/ south african
bar) drinking australian beer(good stuff actully bby the name of Boag or
something) whilst being in the middle of dublin. It was a bit odd. Anywaay
dublin gets better every time i go even though i am supposed to offically
hate it and all.
right content *fumbling around desk and shuffling papers to find some*
ah yes ohh wait no i can't find any.
OOOh wedding bitch number 3 coming up ( at last the last one) should be
quite interesting though the bride and the maid of honour don't talk, the
best man hates the bride and the maid of honour won't talk to him because he
dumped her so he could stay in london meaning that another one of the brides
maid also hate him , it gets better , another bridesmaid ( 5 at last count)
hates the bride and is the grooms sister so i hopefor at least 2 bitch
fights once the evening starts. However i wouldn't actully be going except
for old times sake. the bride and i and her sister and my brother used to be
unseperable (or is it inseperable) but mostly for convienience sake. We all
grew up ( known each other since before we hit double figures ) but we all
grew apart and now laura is fulfilling her lifetime ambition to get married-
bear in mind she is 20 which is actully quite sad. she already has the house
won't be long till the dog then the 2.4 kids ( she has already named
them-those kids are going to get the shite kicked from them in school in the
future) a few of us already have a pool of how long it will be till the
pitter patter of tiny feet hits a newry house ( and no shoes on cats does
not count) i am going for 12 months one of my friends is going for the
more optimistic 9.5 months so we shall see.
Funniest thing i saw today whilst watching frasier. An advert by Pele
talking
about the perils of erectile problems ( perhaps speaking from experience and
being a new-man etc etc) then the very next advert was one for Gossard
underwear-
slightly ironic and piss taking if you ask me. Was it meant or was it just a
funny mistake?
Answers on a postcard to the usual address
i apoligies to the normal parties that this mail hasn't been content laden
but there isn't really
much going on in the b+s world except for a breathtaking appearence on the
weakest link
DUM DUM DUM
plague pestilence and love to all
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(Previously, on Belle and Sebastian on the Weakest link...)
<Anne> Time's up, it's time to reveal who YOU think is the WEAKEST LINK!
<Orchestra> DUM DUM DUM DUM... DUM DUM
<Stuart> Isobel
<Stevie> Richard
<Richard> Stevie
<Bob> Stevie
<Isobel> Stevie
<Orchestra> DUM!
<Anne> Stuart, why Isobel?
<Stuart> When I see her out, maybe crossing on the Street - she always
crosses the road!
<Anne> oh right.. Isobel, so you're rubbish at navigation as well as general
knowledge!
<Isobel> Yes Anne.
<Anne> Why Stevie?
<Isobel> To be honest Anne I didn't care too much who I voted for just
then.. was I wicked?
<Anne> No, just stupid.
<Isobel> ...
<Anne> Richard!
<Richard> Yes Anne.
<Anne> Why Stevie?
<Richard> Well Anne I'm a big fan of the Mavericks, and I think ripping off
one of their songs and pretend that it was his own was just not fair.
<Anne> mm, well Stevie, statistically Stuart was the weakest link in that
round but it seems that they Just Wanted To Vote The Dunce Away! And with
three votes you ARE the weakest link GOODBYE!
* Stevie does the walk of shame, wandering down the aisle alone.
(..Inside interview room)
<Stevie> I kept thinking that I knew the answer, somewhere in the back of my
mind, but when i found it, it was the wrong reply the wrong kind the wrong
way of retorting, wrong time to talk through my behind, wrong brain to have
in my mind!
(..Back to studio)
<Anne> Round six, we're down to 4 and so far you have banked £270 in the
kitty out of the possible £5000, we're taking 10 more seconds off the clock
and we'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 ill-fated ship Titanic which sank in year 1912, was built in
which city?
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> Correct! Isobel, in printing, the term Footer refers to textual
information, such as a title, date, or page number that is positioned which
margin of a page? Top or Bottom?
<Isobel> Bottom!
<Anne> Correct! Stuart, what are the answers to the clues to the treasure
hunt?
<Stuart> Not telling ya.
<Anne> No that isn't the correct answer. Richard, in the popular BBC soap
Eastenders, which character is played by the actress Jessie Wallace?
<Richard> Cat!
<Anne> That is the correct answer, Bob, the members of the band Snow Petrol
were originally born in which city?
<Bob> Belfast!
<Anne> Correct! Isobel, idioms, something that is of the lowest standard in
a group can be described as being at the what of the pile?
<Isobel> Bottom!
<Anne> Correct! Stuart!
<Stuart> Bank!
<Anne> What are the answers to the clues to the treasure hunt?
<Stuart> Not telling ya.
<Anne> No, that isn't the correct answer.
<Orchestra> DUM... DUM... DUM DUM!
<Anne> The time is up, and in that round you have banked £100, who's
lightsabre ran out of battery? Who's derailed their train of thoughts?
It's time to VOTE OFF, the WEAKEST LINK!
<Jon Briggs> Bob was once again the Strongest Link having banked the most
money overall, and Stuart was the weakest link for the second time, will he
survive this round of votes?
<Anne> Voting over, it's time to reveal who YOU think is the WEAKEST LINK!
<Orchestra> DUM DUM DUM DUM... DUM DUM
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Music is wonderful.
That's why we're all here, isn't it? Because music - selected music,
at least - is wonderful.
I can't listen to music at the moment. And that sucks. First, my CD
player died a death and started refusing to do anything. It sulks, and
that's all. Next, the CD drive in my computer started to do the same.
At first it was fine with music but sulked at discs of data. Then, it
was OK with well-produced tasteful indiepop but turned its nose up at
anything it thought was a bit avant-garde. Now, it refuses to do
anything at all. Occasionally, it goes *clunk* or *whirr* and makes
the rest of my computer rather puzzled. It refuses to do anything
constructive, other than print log messages like: "ATAPI unrecognised
command. ide0 reset success." and so on.
This is all a bit of a problem, because music - as I've probably said
before - is wonderful. When I'm at home I have to make do with mp3s.
These would be fine, but for my computer being rather old. It can cope
with them fine, as long as I just sit swinging my head from side to
side. If I try to do anything else simultaneously, it isn't happy. I
click on a link in my browser window, or try to write a new email, and
the music breaks up with crackles and fizzes.
"If you want me, bzzzk you knnnnn [pause] ow wh [crackle] ere bzzzzzz I
am,
I saw your aaa aaarm bzzp crrrk sin a drrrr r r chhhrk eam"
So, I was at work one day. The Boss says: "We're getting the builders
in. There might be some noise." And they come, the incompetant lot,
and they *do* make a lot of noise. "Aha!" thought I. "I have to have
something to distract me from the drilling and hammering!" I told The
Boss. "I need music!" So, now, I take a pile of CDs along to the
office every day.
Music is back again. Every day, whilst I busy myself with selling
Scottish tat to idiots and people with no taste, I can listen to
wonderful tunes and cheer myself up. When I'm along in the office, I
can bop along and tap my feet between taps on the keyboard. I'm in the
office on my alone a lot, because The Boss likes to go upstairs and
plan his big break into the TV industry. I tap my feet, sing along and
pretend I'm coding. And it's wonderful.
Sinister meta-discussion is, of course, banned. Don't Do It, Kids. If
you want to discuss anything that you think I'm meta-discussing, do it
in private.
There are often a lot of meta-discussion things I want to say, but
don't, because of this ban. I often want to say "For the gods' sake,
shut up about politics already," but I hold my tongue.
In any case, I'm never sure of the etiquette on that sort of thing. If
someone writes something you don't like, is it OK to write them a
polite note and say so? Surely it's just better to try and write about
The Right Sort Of Thing yourself instead. And what if they're doing it
anonymously? What if they're trying to do it anonymously, but it's
really easy to work out who it is - do you admit to them that you've
found out? Or what if someone who is normally really lovely, who
writes wonderful things, writes something occasionally that you find
irritating? What's the etiquette then? If it was someone lovely
trying to write anonymously but failing and being irritating too, I
hate to think what all the possible permutations would be. It would be
far too complicated for me to work out, certainly. That's probably why
meta-discussion is frowned on, so we don't all tie our brains into
knots every week.
(of course, sometimes it's easy. When someone posts a badly written,
badly spelled, badly punctuated rant, full of cliquey phrases like "my
friends, who i'm not going to reveal the name of because it makes me
sound more popular", then you know they're a twat. And if you knew
they were a twat in advance anyway, it's even simpler.)
Incidentally, the builders at work are *so* incompetant that one of
them nearly managed to make the building fall down yesterday.
Fortunately, we noticed the cracks appearing in the walls just in
time. I'm not going to post the whole long story here, but it's on my
website if you're really bothered.
http://www.joannou.net/topofthestairs/
The etiquette thing is a bit similar to friends in bad relationships,
now that I think about it. What do you do when someone lovely, who you
want to have the bestest of lives, starts going out with someone who is
an absolute twat? I mean, what do you *do*? Do you drop subtle hints
in the hope that they will notice? Do you tell them outright in the
hope that even if they don't talk to you afterwards they might at least
listen and save themselves a lot of pain? Or do you just stand back
and try not to cringe too visibly? My brain is melting again.
The etiquette on people who plug their website in the middle of
Sinister posts is obvious, of course. You give them a good spanking.
No, please, I *insist* ;-)
In other news, a girl I went to school with has just been sent to
prison. She's been sent down for 30 months for heroin dealing. I
didn't get on with her especially well - she came from a different
village to me, anyway - but we shared a few classes and I knew her
after a fashion. I remember when she got her naval pierced; it was
going septic, but she was lifting up her blouse in German class and
showing it to everybody, incredibly proud. I think of that, then I
think of her now, in prison and trying to survive on her methadone
prescription.
After that, I want to listen to music again. Music can take my mind
off of all that. Music's wonderful.
xx
caitlin
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corner of the room, in a fetal position."
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Jolly good.
Tesco never ceases to amaze me, I was having an absolutely terrible day
yesterday and then I went to Tesco and I was happy again all because I got
myself a bargain on Chicken Thigh.
Is today really Laura Llew's birthday? I thought it would have been
something like that, in London we celebrated today by giving all the
Underground train drivers a day off, I personally walked several miles to go
to work this morning in honour of Laura Llew. Because I'm nice like that.
Is there anyone on this list whose job is a train driver for the London
Underground? I sincerely hope that you are enjoying your day off today.
How do I apply for the job? I've looked on the website and there was
absolutely no information on a career as a Tube Driver.. did I just not dig
deep enough?
They should play B&S on London Underground trains, it'll make it a better
place. It was nice the last time they were on the Tube. Although really
the trains are just a pale imitation of a can of tuna, with someone sitting
on the front of it getting paid a lot of money for pushing a little stick.
Speaking of bland B&S copy bands, have anyone seen a band called the Red
Bull Dozers? They ripped off B&S from top to bottom, and that's a very big
bottom. They used to have a website too, but it's closed at the moment due
to lack of canbebotheredness, but they're actually quite good, despite being
a pale imitation of B&S.
To be honest I'd much rather want to see a B&S imitation of Pele.
Apparently riding on city buses for a hobby is sad, well it's even sadder
when you want to get on a bus and none of the bus drivers will fucking let
you on because 50 people jumped your queue.
Tonight if I can get home quickly - which I won't - I'm going to Tesco
again, because today is shit already, and look you're reading this.
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well duh. I forgot the URL for the map to
Tigermilking:
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=530134&y=181288&z=1&sv=530250,18125…
Sorry about that. See you on Saturday!!
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TIGERMILKING
Will be happening this Saturday 5th October,
downstairs at Bar Oporto, Covent Garden. There is one
important change to my last email, though - things
with be starting at SIX PM, and finishing, a la your
local, at ELEVEN PM. This is due to an unfortunate
problem with licencing laws. However, all it means is
you can have F!U!N! earlier, then move on to your
second-favourite club du choix afterwards. Hope that's
okay!
Anyway, Bar Oporto is a helpfully unnamed (but, I
believe, black in colour) bar on the corner of Endell
Street and High Holborn in Covent Garden. This map
roughly points to it:
Fun and dancin' will be happening downstairs, which
you get to by going down the flight at the right hand
end of the bar. It'll cost £4, or £3 concs and flyers.
There'll be a selection of fantastic DJs, many of whom
are much loved of this ol' mailing list. And the
lovely Daf has organised a picnic beforehand too!
Aren't you the lucky ones!
Newcomers are more welcome than ever, and if anyone
needs info or help, please email me at this address.
It'll be a great laugh, so do come along. Thanks to
Ian and others for props :)
See y'all there,
Mark xxx
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belle & sebastian ~ le tigre ~ beach boys ~ destiny's
child ~ the white stripes ~ the smiths ~ madonna ~
looper ~ dressy bessy ~ moldy peaches ~ orange juice ~
s club 7 ~ aislers set ~ stereolab ~ magnetic fields ~
serge gainsbourg ~ st etienne ~ strokes ~ miss
dynamite ~ camera obscura ~ mis-teeq ~ and many more ~
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'i heard a rumour about tigermilking
i marvelled at what it could be and what to bring
images of drinking and dancing enter my mind
and i begin to think of what i might find
so i decided to post on this sinister list
to see if some kind person could give me some information'
and it was going so well too... nevermind.
so can anyone fill me in?
thanks,
chris.
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+-+ "sinsietr is a bit freaky" - stuart david, looper +-+
+-+ "legion of bedroom saddo devotees" "peculiarly deranged fanbase" +-+
+-+ "pasty-faced vegan geeks... and we LOST!" - NME April 2000 +-+
+-+ "frighteningly named Sinister List organisation" - NME May 2000 +-+
+-+ "sick posse of f**ked in the head psycho-fans" - NME June 2001 +-+
+-+ Nee, nee mun pish, chan pai dee kwa +-+
+-+ Snipp snapp snut, sa var sagan slut! +-+
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