* I think the one time I had a suicide attempt, Olga? Was depression: triggered by a bad romance. It left me thinking these things have some sort of trigger: something I think was behind the death of Billy McKenzie, the front man for the Associates. He died after his mother’s death. As for Jessica Lange? Hmmm … it would make a sort of sense: they have a habit of introducing formerly major characters in later series: just to move the story along. (Sarah Paulson’s done it a couple of times: as has Gabourey Sidibe.)
† I get the impression, Debbi, he’s a bit … you know … left field. Which reminds me, I’ll have to sit down with Bowling for Columbine, it’s his best known work. Oh, Thursday’s my next day off …
Q1) Barack Obama Q2) West Virginia Q3) 2005 Q4) In Love We Trust (2007 according to imdb) Q5) Davos Seaworth Q6) feared Q7) breast cancer Q8) Sinister Q9) sinistral or left-eyed flatfish Q10) Sesame Street Suicides have even been classified in different ways. I've learned a few more things about the author I told you about, and it seems he has always toyed with the idea but personal things might have brought things to a head... I saw your comments about Michael Moore. I saw him live in Brighton (at the Duke of York's Cinema, a fabulous venue) many years back. He is (or at least was then) a very engaging speaker and talked sense (or perhaps I just agreed with what he said) but was quite personable. He was signing books and I got one for my cousin. They were showing Roger and I, about Detroit and what had happened to it since many of the car factories had moved out (you might enjoy that one). I enjoyed (well, you know what I mean by enjoy) Bowling for Columbine, and unfortunately it remains as relevant as ever. But I have not followed his recent work...
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Q1) Barack Obama
ReplyDeleteQ2) West Virginia
Q3) 2005
Q4) In Love We Trust (2007 according to imdb)
Q5) Davos Seaworth
Q6) feared
Q7) breast cancer
Q8) Sinister
Q9) sinistral or left-eyed flatfish
Q10) Sesame Street
Suicides have even been classified in different ways. I've learned a few more things about the author I told you about, and it seems he has always toyed with the idea but personal things might have brought things to a head...
I saw your comments about Michael Moore. I saw him live in Brighton (at the Duke of York's Cinema, a fabulous venue) many years back. He is (or at least was then) a very engaging speaker and talked sense (or perhaps I just agreed with what he said) but was quite personable. He was signing books and I got one for my cousin. They were showing Roger and I, about Detroit and what had happened to it since many of the car factories had moved out (you might enjoy that one). I enjoyed (well, you know what I mean by enjoy) Bowling for Columbine, and unfortunately it remains as relevant as ever. But I have not followed his recent work...
Michael Moore is definitely in left field! :)
ReplyDeleteThe video will be on YouTube tomorrow, but on my website on Thursday.
1. Barack Obama
2. West Virginia
3. 2005
4. Love
5. Davos Seaworth
6. Feared
7. paranoid schizophrenia
8. sinister
9. flatfish
10. Sesame Street