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Liberate the Sheep or eat Mutton.

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

Hello

I haven't been funny in along time, I feel like that Baba Ali guy.

WOOOOOOOH!

Monday, May 14, 2007

Educational Video

I'm so sorry for posting this, may Allah forgive all of you for watching it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dmVU08zVpA

Friday, October 27, 2006

Gramsci

You probably won't understand the following passage because most of you are not very clever, no need to worry it doesn't concern you anyway. These are the words of Italian revolutionary, Antonio Gramsci. I don't share his ideological leanings 100% but the following is a beautiful quotation:


'Indifference is actually the mainspring of history. But in a negative sense.

What comes to pass, either the evil that afflicts everyone, or the possible good brought about by an act of general valour, is due not so much to the initiative of the active few, as to the indifference, the absenteeism of the many.

What comes to pass does so not so much because a few people want it to happen, as because the mass of citizens abdicate their responsibility and let things be.

They allow the knots to form that in time only a sword will be able to cut through; they let men rise to power whom in time only a mutiny will overthrow.

The fatality that seems to dominate history is precisely the illusory appearance of this indifference, of this absenteeism.

Events are hatched off-stage in the shadows; unchecked hands weave the fabric of collective life - and the masses know nothing.

The destinies of an epoch are manipulated in the interests of narrow horizons, of the immediate ends of small groups of activists - and the mass of citizens know nothing. But eventually the events that are hatched come out into the open; the fabric woven in the shadows is completed, and then it seems that fatality overwhelms everything and everybody.

It seems that history is nothing but an immense natural phenomenon, an eruption, an earthquake, and that we are all its victims, both those who wanted it to happen as well as those who did not, those who knew it would happen and those who did not, those who were active and those who were indifferent.

And then it is the indifferent ones who get angry, who wish to dissociate themselves from the consequences, who want it made known that they did not want it so and hence bear no responsibility. And while some whine piteously, and others howl obscenely, few people, if any, ask themselves this question: had I done my duty as a man, had I sought to make my voice heard, to impose my will, would what came to pass have ever happened? But few people, if any, see their indifference as a fault - their scepticism, their failure to give moral and material support to those political and economic groups that were struggling either to avoid a particular evil or to promote a particular good.

Instead such people prefer to speak of the failure of ideas, of the definitive collapse of programmes, and other like niceties. They continue in their indifference and their scepticism.


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Fucking robotic peasants.

Ciao.

Friday, October 06, 2006

Hooker Chase

Yesterday night was spent chasing hookers around Manchester City centre.

Unfortunately we didn't get our shot and one very impolite hooker told me I was a wanker and that I should go **** my self.

Read SD on Monday to find out more.

Tuesday, October 03, 2006

Yo

Salam

Been peeing alot lately, well today like 3 times in the morning. And it's been ages since my last period....ladies fill me in......don't be shy.......share...

Anyway my articles were published but my name and my entire sections name were cut off. There was also bad grammar and spelling mistakes everywhere (the whole paper) and I'm going to be proof read for this weeks edition.

I'll post my reviews up here when i can.

So knackered, woke up today with this gay spot on my head and it wouldnt pop.

Monday, October 02, 2006

S D

Salam

I'm writing for uni paper, first 6 (3 movie reviews, 3 news reports) pieces get published tomorrow. I'm the film and dvd editor, situation was pretty desperate last Thursday and I can't in to much depth about what happened :(.

Anyway if you're from Manc pick up a copy and look out for my articles, if not i'll try uploading some.

If you're from Manc and want to be an aspiring university journalist, I'm probably the guy you have to mack on and (RAMADHAN EDIT) to get places, just a heads up.

Seriously though.....

Sunday, September 24, 2006

Holiday Photos.

About time I posted these, been ages since I came back, miss South East Asia alot :(.

Masjid Sultan, Singapore

Buddha statue in Bangkok

Buddhist temple, Bangkok

Phuket beach

Seriously can't explain how beautiful Phuket was.
View from my hotel in Phuket

Spot the sand crab

Beach in Penang

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Lizard I formed a close bond with, I'm gonna get you out of there.....one day....one day....

To be honest I took this picture for the ladies
Down town KL

KL park from skybridge.
This fish looks happy

Monkey playing with himself

Turtle at aquarium
From the base of the tower

Petronas Towers before acid

Petronas Towers after Acid

Flash rains in Kuala Lumpur


Petronas Towers from the shopping centre I spent loads of time oggling chicks in.