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The World Tour (so far)
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- State of the Union
- Mexico 2017
- Savages – Norwich November 2016
- Please Buy Our “Not an actual book”
- I Kissed A Wolf & I Liked It
- A Drink with Karyn
- Intergalactic Nazi Punishment
- Mr Pavel Srnicek
- Don’t Tell us the Football Scores
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Olympic Legacy 14.8.12
The (mostly) able bodied Olympics has ended and been pronounced a wonderful success, a statement, here in the heady Limpix after glow, there is no need to argue with just yet. Amidst the media trying to ring the last drops … Continue reading
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“The Last Refuge of the Scoundrel” (23.5.12)
Last year I found out my maternal Grandmother, a gentle woman who made her own lemon curd, who went to church and lived in Darlington all the years I knew her, was born in Bombay. This makes me part Indian, … Continue reading
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Repenting at Leisure
Giving up work, home and car in the middle of a recession and spending my redundancy money on travelling the world with Wifey was always an entirely daft thing to do. It has been described as “brilliant” and “brave” by … Continue reading
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What Did You Learn? (11th May2012)
So the Furious tour crash landed back in the UK just in time for the coldest, wettest miserablist Spring since the last mammoth gave up living as an option. Charmed I’m sure but having spent the fat end of a … Continue reading
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Turning Sacred Cows into Sausages
Standing at Victoria Coach Station somewhat dishevelled, clutching a bottle of Irn Bru like a Glaswegian vagrant one couldn’t help but think that some of the glamour of this World Tour malarkey was starting to wear a tad thin. Wifey … Continue reading
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Alreet Vietnam (11th March 2012)
The days in South East Asia have rushed past like a hunting wolf pack; magnificent, with the flashing of savage smiles, hearts beating hard with excitement and a smell in the air of pure living. In reflection it is hard … Continue reading
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Winter Break (25th Feb)
The Furious World Tour was in Melbourne when Tottenham beat Newcastle United thanks to a goal and four assists from a player who should, by any definition of fairness, have been ineligible. Firstly, Premiership teams have no business doing other … Continue reading
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Sydney v Newcastle
Our mate Jon asked what we thought of Sydney and Wifey said we liked it but we didn’t love it. “You don’t have to love Sydney,” Jon replied, “Sydney is already in love with itself.” You can’t help but see … Continue reading
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Leaving New Zealand
Previously on the Furious World Tour: the titular idiot Furious, with his brain made of diesel fumes and moon beams, left England in June 2011 with Wifey, his long suffering and considerably better half. A trail of bewilderment, empty beer … Continue reading
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The Damned in Auckland
Auckland Powerstation 25th January 2012 Welcome to vintage clothing night at the Powerstation; all across Auckland people in their 40s and 50s could be heard demanding to know where their Ramones T-shirt was. “Unbeknown to my step-dad,” whispered a diminutive … Continue reading
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