LonelyWreckage

I introduced Zoloft.

The Railway Children. Very little actually happens but even so I really liked it.

I introduced everything to everyone. Even herpes.

Did have a couple of bacon sarnies earlier - even if it meant getting infected, I'll never stop eating those.

You swine !

That pig looks like he feels genuinely loved.

Enjoying the incessant scaremongering by our news atm. http://junkfoodscience.blogspot.com/2009/04/flu-fears.html

Yeah, I thought it was gonna be another MG goody. Sorely disappointed. ;)

Debatable tbh.

Why can't they just fuck off and leave us alone ? Horrible bastards.

What flies and wobbles? A jellycopter.

Surprised there's no thread, or even mention here of Mad Men (well, unless the search feature is fucked) ! I thought for sure its topic would be in amongst these long lists of programmes I've never seen. Anyway, surely some of you must have seen this ? Maybe you were all talking about it two years ago, when it started ? For the unfamiliar: it's a drama series set in the 60's, about the workings inside a New York advertising company and the peculiar lives of those working there. It's a bit of a slow-burner, but that's not necessarily a bad thing - I found it refreshing to watch a series that's in no rush to throw out major drama and plot-twists, and just stick to the believable. There's also the fact that the characters, the set, the script all remain consistently brilliant. I've watched both series in just two days - well and truly glued to it. The third series has been reported as 'summer 2009' according to it's wiki, so shouldn't have too long a wait, thank fuck !

Sounds kinky !

The Smiths - Pretty Girls Make Graves.

The Lemonheads - It's a Shame About Ray.

Less bills, less Gok.

Cheese and onion is a well-known combination, I thought ? That was actually one of the first things I learned to do in the kitchen - I've still got the scar on my index finger to prove it.

I quite liked Eminem's early stuff, but I'd lost interest by the release of The Eminem Show (maybe even grown out of him - but I still think of them as genuinely decent songs; setting them apart from the vast majority of my other pre-teen favourites, but I'm digressing...) and it has to be said: he's released some truly dire stuff since, this included.

Mew have had some brilliant singles.

Wuthering Heights.

I was just thinking the other day how long it'd been since I last watched it. I was really into it for the first couple of series as well - glad to hear I'm not missing much.

Camera Obscura - Razzle Dazzle Rose.

Ryan Adams - She Wants to Play Hearts.

In a sense of self in decline I'm lying on my back It's only an early morning dream And the whole world will be alright. Blur - Oily Water.

Morrissey - The Last of the Famous International Playboys.