Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
Admittedly you would need an all pervasive intelligence gathering network to prove that Cardinal Richelieu said this quote, but that’s just the ironic icing on the cake: If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him.
“I think I may have said that I’d spent the last few years being ‘economical with celebrity‘.” Danny’s writing again. Is it wrong to think “yaay, more turns of phrases like the above without having to read Charlie Brooker in The Guardian?”
Sometimes a passage in a book stands out at me, even though I’ve read it many times before. This, from today, is a classic example of just that: “I don’t think the verb “twittering” seems right. We must decide how these fellows talk.” Stanley Kubrick pp48, The Lost Worlds of 2001, Arthur C Clarke. So what did Kubrick know that we didn’t? And have we got ourselves a “Mineshaft Gap 2.0” between the tweets and the, ehrm, tweezers?
