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Reverend Savage?

I have written 270 posts and started 8 discussions since I signed up on Fri, 4 April 2003, and my last visit was on Tue, 14 August 2007.

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Messages posted by Reverend Savage? (270)

Re: Can anyone remember? in General Therapy? Topics

When you drift away I’m singing: “On my way I’m telling you”

Posted on Mon, 16 October 2006 at 11:55

Re: Leeds 29/05/06? in Therapy? Live

Yes. ‘emotional baggage is fine, but ACTUAL luggage is just wrong…’

Posted on Tue, 30 May 2006 at 08:45

Re: atl show in northern ireland in Therapy? Buy, Sell & Trade

For those of you who have sattelite. The channel number for BBC northern ireland is here

http://www.bbc.co.uk/reception/digital_tv/dsat_epg_numbers.shtml

Posted on Fri, 24 March 2006 at 15:52

Re: The Darkness Rock!… in Other Bands & Artists

Reverend Savage? wrote:

Nothing could persuade me to spend hard-earned moolah on the Darkness,I’m afraid.

I say it again…

Posted on Wed, 14 December 2005 at 20:52

Re: What’s everybody reading in Chit-Chat

not_that_kind_of_guy wrote:

does anyone know if iain banks’ sci fi stuff is worth reading? i’m going to work my way through his “usual” books regardless if the wasp factory is anything to go by.

They’re darkly comic but tend towards the ‘space opera’. Try starting with ‘the player of games’, which should give you a good feel for what his sci fi’s like - and a scathing parody of capitalism/thatcherism, to boot. If you like it read on, if not stick with his ‘novels’. The Bridge is my favourite of these, but someone mentioned The Crow Road, which is also good. There are a few stinkers - Canal Dreams, Espedair Street and Dead Air really didn’t do it for me. Raw Spirit is non fiction and is a good read if you are a scotch whisky obsessive (like Banks).

I’ve just finished re-reading Stasiland by Anna Funder. It’s a collection of peoples’ experiences in East Germany before reunification. Absolutely heartbreaking stuff. The simultaneous read was ‘How mumbo-jumbo conquered the world’ by Francis Wheen. Equally heartbreaking , in its own way.

Posted on Mon, 24 October 2005 at 12:20

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