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Category Archives: smoking
Behind the ear rambling…
But first… Dulltown, UK/Europe: Today’s wrinkled old snapshot is the one of me being thrown out of the Bullingdon Club for being too nice, and also for being poor. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The lad, in his late teens or his early twenties, … Continue reading
Posted in archeology, art, cafe, celebrities, creation, drama, dreaming, Dulltown, history, Hull.UK., humour, information, observations, painting, physics, science, seeing, smoking, theatre, thinking, writing
Tagged Albert Einstein, ancient Egyptians, art, arts, behind the ear, Bern Patent Office, blowpipe, Bullingdon Club, cave dwellers, celebrities, history, human ear, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, observations, painting, Relativity, serendipity, surrealism, too poor, William Shakespeare, wrinkled black and white snapshot
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So Dave, do you live in an appropriate environment?…
But first… Dulltown, UK/Europe: Today’s unusual pencil sharpener is the one shaped like a bit of spume caught up in the wind on the esplanade on a stormy winter’s day. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> As you probably know already dear reader, I live … Continue reading
Posted in art, celebrities, cool, dreaming, Dulltown, existentialism, finance, humour, information, money, music, observations, poetry, smoking, style, surrealism, swearing, thinking, weather
Tagged Andy Warhol, arts, bohemian, celebrities, Debbie Harry, Edgar Allan Poe, Edward Albee, existential angst, expletives, Lou Reed, ne'er-do-well, New York, observations, overheard, poetry, poets, Robert De Nero, run-down, serendipity, spume, style, surrealism, unusual pencil sharpener, weather, writing
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A cork dipped in monkey soap powder…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s quotation is from the novel Harry Bleachbaker (1976) by N F Simpson. (NFS): The story, which is quite true except for the facts, begins in 1954 when a well-known frogman, working for NATO, was suddenly … Continue reading
Posted in archeology, books, food, history, humour, information, instruction, learning, money, reading, serendipity, smoking, surrealism, words, writing
Tagged 1976, brick-dust, card game, Chump, cleanliness, dictionary word, discovery, frogman, gigot, Harry Bleachbaker, history, instruction, loin, loo, monkey soap powder, N F Simpson, proverbs, rules of loo, scrag end, serendipity, style, surrealism, The Daily Express Enquire Within, words, writing
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Mail Art Postcard. No. 4620…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s extract is from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes story The Man With the Twisted Lip: Dr Watson: Isa Whitney, brother of the late Elias Whitney, D.D., Principal of the Theological College of St. George’s, … Continue reading
Posted in art, colours, composition, fashion, history, humour, information, Mail Art, postcards, serendipity, smoking, style, surrealism, TV, words, writing
Tagged art, arts, celebrities, colour, Dr Watson, fashion, history, logo design, madness, observations, opium, serendipity, Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, style, surrealism, TV, vaping, words, writing
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So what is it that those TV ads are trying to tell us?…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s dictionary words are: afrit, conatus, triblet, withershins, opulus, and renverse. Please have these words looked up and placed in suitable sentences ready for Professor Mouldie first thing after breakfast tomorrow morning. Should the professor turn … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, brain, Dulltown, existentialism, fashion, food, humour, information, money, poetry, serendipity, smoking, surrealism, TV, words
Tagged advertising, alcohol, arts, creamy tasting, dictionary word, discovery, existential angst, extra chilli!, Greek-style, madness, observations, poetry, pork sausages, Professor Mouldie, remarkable skin, Santa Claus, serendipity, style, surrealism, terms and conditions, tobacco products, TV, TV ads, will kit, win the app, words
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Hot with both ends missing…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s quotation if from Vladimir Nabokov‘s short story A Russian Beauty (1934): Well, then, in 1919 we have a grown up young lady, with a pale broad face that overdid things in terms of the regularity … Continue reading
Posted in brain, Dulltown, Hull.UK., humour, information, instruction, learning, observations, reading, smoking, style, thinking, words, writing
Tagged 1934, A Russian Beauty, arts, ciggy, conversation, dictionary word, glottal stop, instruction, misheard, northern accent, observations, pronunciation, regional accents, style, truncated honk, vladimir nabokov, words, writing
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The surprising Doom coincidence…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s little quotation is from Vladimir Nabokov’s short story Tyrants Destroyed (1938): But, believe it or not, he impressed people with his mediocrity as others do with their talent. This could be applied to many of … Continue reading
Posted in art, books, brain, cafe, creation, drama, Dulltown, fashion, Hull.UK., humour, poetry, reading, serendipity, smoking, style, surrealism, words, writing
Tagged 1938, art, arts, black dog, cadmium, dictionary word, Doom, Dulltown Interchange, expletives, fashion, history, isomer, madness, noise-master, poetry, serendipity, Simon Doom, spoems, style, sunstripe, surrealism, tennis shoes, the glory days, The Hull Surrealist League, Tyrants Destroyed, vladimir nabokov, words, writing
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