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And The Rain Came Down
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On the first day of spring 2003 the rain came down. I was running, across the road, past the Halal butchers, up Percy Road, over the curb at...
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The Consequence of Living
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God, we were cruel kids. But battered and beaten at such a young age in life, what else could we have been? What chance did we ever really h...
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The Man Who Looks Like Life
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And then you are down. And you realise you’ve been hit. There is warm blood trickling from your nose. And then someone is pushing your face ...
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Pieces of Meat - Tindersticks
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Tindersticks... I killed myself to this band. They made up the soundtrack to my London, the broken hearts, the deaths and the late night ...
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Pieces of Meat - David Lynch
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After numerous failed attempts at competently writing my love of Lynch's cinema, and getting across what he means to me and how his wo...
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Pieces of Meat - Notes from Underground: Dostoevsky
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I first discovered Dostoevsky just as I was getting into junk. His book Crime and Punishment, with its anti-hero Raskolnikov wandering the s...
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Another change of plan...
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I'm sick of this Hopping the Wagon shit, really. I can't even bear typing that out anymore and I really hate this nonsense of diarie...
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Hopping the Wagon: Day 5
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Tomorrow arrives so slowly when you want the world to end. I think that dying must be like time torture. But I don't want the world to ...
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Hopping the Wagon: Day 4
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Day 4 followed in pretty much the same manner as the second half of Day 3. It's nothing serious. I have got a black-eye though. I nodded...
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Hopping the Wagon, Day 3: I think this means I've relapsed
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Still, it wasn't bad and and two days is better than no days... XXX
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