Category: Polithicks

  • Thought Vomit #119: ft. Mass Debators

    Television debates? Seriously? Why don’t we just admit defeat now and let Simon Cowell produce the next election? We can jeer at Gordon Brown, and patronise Norman Clegg like he’s an old woman, and eventually cast our phone votes for Crazy Changey Davey; and all because he’s slightly less offensive than a spider laying eggs…

  • Thought Vomit #114: ft. Storytelling

    Isn’t there something ignominious about berating a half-blind man for his bad handwriting? And whatever the skew of your political bent, scoring points off the back of a widow’s grief is reprehensible. So far, so consensus. For me to argue that The Sun is wrong in this instance seems par for the internet course; the…

  • Thought Vomit #104: Watching The Watchdog

    For once tonight I replaced my teeth with coins, and submitted a complaint to the Press Complaints Commission. And they replied. This should be cause of celebration you’d think, but my suspicions were raised that this reply may not be totally kosher. I suspect it may be an automatic response. My first clue; they replied…

  • Thought Vomit #100: I’m an undrid y’know?
    Thought Vomit #100: I’m an undrid y’know?

    There’s something about a man worth millions telling us about austerity that makes my balls shrink. When I began that sentence, I had no idea it was going to end that way, sorry. But it’s true. David Cameron is, as Charlie Brooker says, “a hollow easter egg with no bag of sweets inside.” If that…

  • Thought Vomit #99: ft. An Oversimplification

    There’s a man who lives on our street who has very good water in his taps. It’s better than any of the water that comes out of any of the taps on the rest of the close. It’s particularly good for making things wet. So he runs a thick hose from one of his taps…

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    I wrote another book about television. I like television. I like television so much that the first thing I modelled and printed on my new 3d printer was this … I made some more after that too. There’s a few more, including TVS, ATV, and HTV, but I bought you here to talk about my…

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  • Re-Casting Keanu
    Re-Casting Keanu

    Keanu Reeves is 56. That makes him eight years older than Clive Dunn was when he was first cast in Dad’s Army. But don’t panic, Clive Dunn was always playing much older characters than his own age. Keanu Reeves is 56. That makes him seven years older than Stephanie Cole was when she was first…

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