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April 20, 2003
Sunday
 
 
More demented dadaism
Perry de Havilland (London)  How very odd!

I was going to churn out another paean to blowing up tyrants just to cement my credentials as a dangerous heretic in certain libertarian circles, when macho testosterone crazed samizdatista extraordinare, Gabriel Syme burst in though a window and seized my keyboard, compelling me to 'write something different' instead. As one look at Gabriel's bloodshot eyes made it clear that he has been mainlining granulated Hunter S. Thompson books, I though it prudent to play along, humour him and not make any sudden moves.

Seeing as Brian felt the need to link to a song on the best bonkers site on the internet, I feel I must link to this treasure on the same site as it was pointed out to me by the inimitable Syme.

Now as soon as he stops fiddling with that large Nepalese knife I keep on the wall, I will try and slip out unnoticed and contact my Samoan lawyer for advise.

Comments

LOL. Fear and loathing in London, eh?


Posted by Aaron Aardvark at April 20, 2003 05:30 PM

Large Nepalese knife??


Posted by mark at April 20, 2003 09:09 PM

As your attorney I advise you to climb out the bathroom window and shinny down the drainpipe.


Posted by "The Samoan" at April 20, 2003 09:16 PM

I was a click away from Samizdata when the mescaline kicked in.


Posted by Russ "the Gonzo commenter" Goble at April 21, 2003 01:10 AM

I think the Scared Little Boy one is the best.


Posted by Aaron Armitage at April 21, 2003 02:29 AM

A Frightened Boy, rather.


Posted by Aaron Armitage at April 21, 2003 02:31 AM

My children and I laughed SO HARD at both songs you all posted links to.
Thanks for a light moment or two on here.


Posted by Elizabeth at April 21, 2003 05:38 PM