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You are viewing the most recent 20 entries November 10th, 2009lucifire @ : spookshow, athens 28th nov  looking fwd to returning to athens :) lucifire @ :
caleb2006 @ : The hanging of Gary Glitter I found it an uncomfortable yet compelling drama on a number of levels, the first being 'what was the purpose?' - was it to re-address pressure onto Paul Gadd, to hound him further? Don't get me wrong, i have NO sympathy for what he was convicted of, but find the hounding of him through this drama a bit of a lynching. - was it to re-examine the conviction? Don't see the point of that since he is not seeking to clear his name and nobody is calling for such a thing. - was it to debate the rights and wrongs of capital punishment? i'm not aware that a debate is currently on, and thankfully believe that it would never/could never be re-introduced. If it was meant to spark a debate, then it seemed one sided and populist. Given that there is no current debate on the subject, was it to start one? if so then i really fail to see the point.Back to the balance issue, there were lots of points made about the views of victims and victims families, usually the strong characters, only one quite weak defender of human rights and no mention of the mass of wrong convictions that spread over the history of law. - was it simply meant as a good drams? well here i think it generally was. McCready played an excellent part as GG and it was only spoiled by my constant search for answers to the other questions, that may not have come up had a non living or fictional person been used in the story. Current Mood:  contemplativeNovember 9th, 2009bealdor @ : Some you do some you don't Traffic was absolutely chocker in the Euston Road, god knows why. We came down the side of Euston Station and came to a full-stop. So we threw a right down to Russell Square and took a left at Theobalds Road and worked our way over to our usual route down the Goswell Road. A good alternative actually which cuts out the hustle and bustle of Kings Cross and The Angel. As always we arrive just after opening time so a distinct lack of bodies but it soon warmed up, Ray and Sian, Penny and Dave, Bobette and smattering of others then a sudden flood of attendees. Too, too many to mention. We took our leave around 2 as we had plans for the Sunday. Although i like to 'feel' my music i'm beginning to wonder if Conrad is right. Really LOUD music does seem to upset my bodily functions which is awful as i say i like my music, well, deafening. Ah well. Journey home is uneventful, trouble at the pub on Highbury and islington roundabout and again as we get up near Archway. As i mention to D the next day, two meat waggons, a car and an ambulance and she says "i'll raise your two meat waggons....." So deprived of drag we took ourselves off to the London Fetish Fair on Sunday.... Oh yes. Any doubts i had re the new wig were quickly dispelled i can tell you. That and the rather tight, short frock caused quite a stir, tee hee. Parking was a doddle, almost outside, that makes a change! Quite a change at the LFF. Some of our favourites are missing, no Vicky of Ultimate Leather, no Cass of Engineers of Desire. No, more frilly things, which does not impress us i'm afraid. Can't see us going back very often. Still we got to see the lovely Claire who was a little jaded after three days at the Whitby Goth Fest. Our late night, the previous night takes its toll and we leave around 4. it is suggested that a certain person requires fish-n-chips, mmmmm, so we make our way almost home and a little detour and....... its shut so a further detour and the abandonment of fish to be substituted by Maccy D. Now i don't know HOW long its been since i had Maccy D, especially in this one. i'm lost, they have re-fitted, its different. Luckily i had removed all the slap and changed before we left the LFF. We find somewhere to sit and within minutes are so relieved we didn't go downstairs, there is a bloody kids party down there!!!! So its home and sat down to watch last nights Strictly Come Dancing, ooo those frocks, i just lurve those FROCKS!!! Current Mood:  tiredNovember 8th, 2009miss_soap @ : Free! (you pay postage only, where applicable) * Chinese-style tealight holder - black lacquered base which holds two tealights, with frosted glass screen painted with stylised bamboo images. * Omron HJ-109E step counter. Needs new battery. * One pair size L Jasper Conran lace top stockings, gold. Non holdup type. * Red glittery Carnivale-type mask, the kind on a stem that you hold. Black and red ribbon and feather decoration. * Matched pair of blue lacquered pens, one fountain, one rollerball. Heavyweight. * Pair of clear hairsticks topped with little dayglo pink Fimo skulls. * Club door counter/clicker * Reel of 23mm wide cream organza ribbon, approx 20m length * One pair Chex Platinum swimming goggles, brand new. Not free but cheap: One pair silver and black plastic hair falls, approx 18" long. I'm wearing them in this icon. £10 One pair Sony MDR-NC11 noise cancelling headphones. Brand new rubber earbuds fitted.  About £80 new, yours for £30ono as the little clip at the back of the battery box is missing. HP iPAQ h1940 with all the bits. £25 More to follow. November 6th, 2009lucifire @ :
bealdor @ : New Wig !!!!  Current Mood:  ecstaticNovember 5th, 2009theljstaff, posting in news @ : LiveJournal Major Notes: Spam counter-attack, RSS feeds again, CSI Deadly Intent contest  The empire strikes backIn recent weeks, we've taken huge steps towards blocking spam accounts on LiveJournal. In fact, we've suspended as many as 30,000 accounts in a single day! We've implemented several pre-emptive measures to prevent the creation of spam accounts, and we've honed our detection of suspicious content. Spam bots are a crafty lot, so we'll continue to refine our tactics and keep up the good fight to keep you safe from spam attacks on LiveJournal.RSS feeds againIf you're addicted to![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/syndicated.gif){kind=small} xkcd_rss, icanhaschzbrgr, or other syndicated feeds, we're pleased to report that we've resolved the update error that was mucking up your RSS feeds. While content was being pulled correctly, it wasn't being posted to the feeds themselves. Late last week, we finally nailed down what we hope was the root problem, so content should post properly. We thank you for your patience. Wii have killer CSI Deadly Intent contests! ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small} c_s_iIf you're a gamer who loves CSI, have Wii got news for you! c_s_i is sponsoring killer contests. Simply post a question to a member of the CSI crew. The winner will get a free copy of CSI: Deadly Intent for Nintendo Wii (with a retail value of $39.99) and get their question answered by a member of the CSI writing team! There's also a fantastic monthly contest. To enter, join c_s_i, play the online version of CSI: Deadly Intent, and respond to a two-part query for a chance to win a Wii! Entries will be judged on composition and originality. Sorry, but you must be a U.S. resident and over 18 years old to participate. Check out the rules here. Enveloped in postcardsLast week, we asked you to send in postcards to help us decorate our drab concrete walls. Here's a photo of the results so far! Thank you so much and please keep them coming! You can mail them to Frank the Goat, Esq., c/o LiveJournal, Inc., 539 Bryant Street, Suite 210, San Francisco, CA 94107. Be sure to include your username, since we'll be giving ten random users paid account credits. Photos of the weekIf you haven't visited our new LiveJournal photo community, you're in for an amazing visual trip. LiveJournal users from around the world will take you on a scenic journey to everywhere. Post your own pictures or kick back and enjoy atlj_photophile. You can view some of this week's awesome photos after the jump. Please start tagging with geographic location, since we'd like to track all the places around the world represented in this community. Keep on commenting too!( Read more... ) Tags: csi, photos of the week, postcards, rss, spam, writer's block November 4th, 2009bealdor @ : WHOOT !! My new website is being uploaded as i write and its Subversion on Saturday!!! Oooo what a week. Current Mood: ecstaticlucifire @ :
November 3rd, 2009dr_f_dellamorte @ : P.I.M.P This release is the first of many FBBB compilations reflecting the diverse musical tastes of board-riders the world over, with 100% of money from download-sales donated to the UK based charity www.snow-camps.co.uk tracks will shortly be playable online HERE: http://www.facebook.com/pages/For-Board Compiled by cH!co and CARPETFACE, released by NEWBIAS RECORDS (NBI014) OUT ON ITUNES Monday 9th NOVEMBER 2009 and other download stores tbc… Tracklisting: 1 Jon Kennedy – “A tale of pizzicato” www.jonkennedy.co.uk 2 RW Hedges –“Aftershave” www.myspace.com/rwhedges 3 BMK – “Be Real” ft Jimmy D / Jett / Sam Phillips www.myspace.com/djbmk www.twitter.com/djbmk www.facebook.com/pages/BMK/104632239069 4 Carpetface & Audible – “Heads Up” www.myspace.com/carpetfaceandaudible www.carpetfaceandaudible.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/CARPETFAC 5 Jon Kennedy ft Carpetface & Audible – “Take a risk” www.jonkennedy.co.uk 6 Audible – “Rukus” www.myspace.com/audible1 7 True Ingredients – “Space & Time” www.trueingredients.com 8 Natty – “Still Thinking” www.defcononline.com/natty 9 Timebanditz – “Gimmie More” www.myspace.com/timebanditzuk www.timebanditz.co.uk 10 Mr Basista – “Booda” www.mrbasista.co.uk 11 Codex Machine – “Lunch in the Time Machine” www.myspace.com/codexmachine www.codexmachine.co.uk 12 Focous - Ultimatum www.myspce.com/focousmusic 13 Donewrong - BloopsDeBleeps www.myspace.com/donewrongmusic 14 Jim Reaper - Fast Eddie www.myspace.com/jimreaperbreaks 15 Sukhi - not any girl 16 Ivory - Headbanger www.myspace.com/ivoryonline 17 EMZ - My University Rules www.myspace.com/emzagain 18 BMK -Truly Funked FT Sam Phillips www.myspace.com/djbmk www.twitter.com/djbmk www.facebook.com/pages/BMK/104632239069 www.forboardersbyboarders.com www.snow-camp.co.uk www.newbias.com November 2nd, 2009dr_f_dellamorte @ : My Life According to Ghostface Killah Pick your artist: Ghostface Killah Are you a male or female? Let's Stop Playing -Describe yourself: The Champ -How do you feel: Mighty Healthy -Describe where you currently live: Outta Town Shit -If you could go anywhere, where would you go: The After Party -Your favorite form of transportation: Shakey Dog -Your best friend is: Maxine -Your favorite color is: Charlie Brown -What's the weather like: Ghost Showers -Favorite time of day: Late Night Arrival -If your life was a TV show, what would it be called: Beat The Clock -What is life to you: Heard It All Before -Your relationship: All That I Got Is You -Your Fear: Jellyfish -What is the best advice you have to give: Run -If you could change your name, you would change it to: Tony Siegel -Thought for the day: Watch Your Mouth -How you would like to die: Poisonous Darts -Your soul's present condition: Back Like That -Your motto: Be Easy lucifire @ :
We had a fantastic night, it was wonderful to be so close up and to see all the faces of the audience so clearly. There really was no escape from the horror! With no stage to work from we were right on top of the crowd but all our planning of seating and sightlines seemed to pay off and i think everyone had a good view (some got more of an eyeful than they bargained for!). The shows went well, all things considered. The mic feedback kinda put me off my songs but the inflatable boobs and the eyehooks seemed to distract. BTW that was The Tusk's first eyehook endeavour, we hope you enjoyed it, more of that action to come as it develops. It's a long time since we did the bug eating but it seemed like a perfect venue and it certainly caused a stir. Special mention to "pussyhole" and the lovely Laurie Hagen for their starring roles. After all the shows were finished we had loads of people sampling the lil critters, Happy Halloween! As to "the ribbon", I can now put your mindss at rest that the remaining floss has been safely extracted from the Tusk. We are both disappointed that we didn't get to pass it round the crowd more before it snapped :( Don't worry, we'll try harder next time. Big thanks to clowns Toby, Alice and Ben for all your help and to Amanda Mae Steele for makeup talents. Also to the kabaret massive for your support: Dusty Limits, Ophelia Bitz, Nathan Evans, Kitty Bang Bang and Laurie Hagen (sorry for pickin on you sweetie). Thanks to Andrew for inviting us and to the lovely staff who all joined in the fun. Please post up some pics of your gorgeous selves (& the show if you have). Once again we completely failed to take any pics :( lucifire @ :
caleb2006 @ : a good effort i think! In betwen i drove over350miles, visited family, saw a football match, went to tg (as a zombie soldier with gouged out eye). Sunday did nt happen though to be fair - out of bed at 1pm and no need for make up to look like a zombie at all. Work again today (booooo!) but feeling reasonably recovered. Hows things in the clean world? Why am i asking here? Current Mood:  cheerfulNovember 1st, 2009bealdor @ : Witchypoo We arrive on the island, things are looking up, trolling up the road comes my type of woman, pole dancer shoes, tightly laced corset and a pair of large breasts trying their best to escape. SatNav says turn right, we do, Satnav says 'you have arrived", we stop. Mmmmmm investigate house numbers, ahhhh it's another six houses down, move car, now we have arrived. Quick hello's followed by a quick change act and Madelaine is ready to party! Great night a good mix of vanilla and fetish cut short'sh by the thought of an hour and a half drive home so we take our leave around 12.45 and step indoors about 2.00. Subversion next week, The 5th Element, all space type things and oh boy have an outfit, main problem is it ain't drag. Me, at a club, not in drag, what is the world coming to!!!!! Current Mood: tiredirater, posting in cirque_enciel @ : May be somebody is interested Jef Johnson's Clown Lab and Nouveau Clown Institute present: Clown: Formulas and Theory With Jango Edwards When: November 9, 10, 11 12–6pm each day Where: The Brick Theater 575 Metropolitan Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11211 bricktheater.com Jango Edwards is one of the founding fathers of the Nouveau Clown Movement. This is a rare opportunity to study with one of the world's great teachers. Jango was last here in 1982. The work he has done in Europe is the basis for much of the world scene these days. http://www.circusnyc.com/workshops/0910 October 30th, 2009lucifire @ :
October 29th, 2009bealdor @ : Party time So a trip to Canvey island, never been there before, proper Essex innit and seaside Essex too!  Current Mood:  creative |