Knagaroo Stew
I haven't updated here for a while. I've been overe here. Lots of new writing and photographs of strange things there. Have fun!
I haven't updated here for a while. I've been overe here. Lots of new writing and photographs of strange things there. Have fun!
Posted by
Frank Spartacus
at
03:03
0
comments
Labels: art, blog, music, photography, ridiculous, travel, writing
The more astute of you… WAKE UP! will notice the new category of ridiculous. If you press this button, you will discover all things ridiculous that reside on the web.
It's just RIDICULOUS!
Starting with…
Posted by
Frank Spartacus
at
22:56
2
comments
Labels: humour, music, ridiculous
Preschool Tea Party's Drop it Asshole: I'm lovin' it. You can download the album for free. Find it and do so, it's brilliant.
Posted by
Frank Spartacus
at
23:31
0
comments
Labels: music
This is a fun myspace site. My friend Clara sent me a link to her site: www.myspace.com/clarasofie. Check out the music and go and see them - if you are in Denmark!
However, I noticed another Clara added as a friend. Clara, is not the most common name, and myspace being what it is, I clicked through. The World of Clara! Clara's of the world unite! Fabulous stuff:
www.myspace.com/world_of_clara
Posted by
Frank Spartacus
at
18:32
0
comments
Labels: music, party, random event
Cole Porter Medley. She looks a bit spaced out to be honest, but I love the set. You can see the Liza Minelli look - Liza looks like her mum did later in life, when she was younger - if you get what I mean.
Posted by
Frank Spartacus
at
03:19
2
comments
Labels: film, history, Hollywood, Judy Garland, music

This is my new brown tank top. It's from the seventies. It has a round neck which is unusual. It's acrylic and keeps me hot.
What?
Posted by
Frank Spartacus
at
10:37
0
comments
After the Duke of Uke show, I head home. Feeling a little hungry and having no food at home, I reluctantly venture into the local kebab shop. They are nearly closed and have nothing to eat. There is a drunk girl sitting at the back table barking at me. I think she is saying "Get chips and salad!". It seems like good advice, but they are mopping the floor and the bleach smell quells any appetite I have.
This girl, dripping lettuce, sauce and strips of meat from her mouth whilst speaking has a certain charm about her. We talk and it turned out she was a long way from home. When the smell of bleach becomes too overpowering for both of us, we walk back to mine and talked. The kebab girl, who is really named Stephanie, has been to see here friend's band, called The Horrors play. The Horrors seem to be in The Beano* rather a lot lately, but I haven't heard them yet. Stephanie tries to describe them to me, but we are walking fast and she is drunk and has the hiccups.
Well, I know what you are all thinking. However, Stephanie and I have a nice glass of wine together before I put her in a taxi home.
Stephanie writes beautifully and has some fun songs at:
www.myspace.com/stephaniesomething
*The NME
Posted by
Frank Spartacus
at
02:04
0
comments
Labels: music, random event
Last night in Spain,
Saint James threw his hat in the ring.
Threw the towel in, and laid his bones down
into the sands of Spain.
Last night in Spain
I lost my name
I hit the wall
I swam the flood
and came aground
Last night in Spain
I lost my head
I sailed the seas
With a chorus of angels
to Santiago
© mm7 Rob Vandeven and Nathan Jones
Posted by
Frank Spartacus
at
12:46
0
comments

Tony and I, dressed in our usual sartorial splendour, alighted in Brixton for the evening's entertainment. We saw a fine trio of players who are known under the moniker The Fratellis. This rather exotic sounding group made splendid ditties and finely crafted melodies and appropriated them to electrical instruments. The ambience of the Academy was, as usual, elegant. The company jovial, if rather scruffy looking and coarse of character.
Following the excitable atmosphere of the Academy, the honourable Mr Mitchell and myself sought refreshment for our arid thirst. We found a suitable hostelry on the Coldharbour Lane, known as the Prince Albert. At this adjunct, we turned our eyes skyward, ever careful not to tilt our glasses, to look at the fair moon. She was the colour of a fair maid's lips. A deep and rosy red. Increasingly darkening like the wing of a rook, until eclipsing completely.
We stood, gentleman and paupers alike, humbled at the spectacle before us. There, our majestic sun, veiled by distant lands, held its shadow clasped upon the maiden of the sky.
The observation of the phenomena caused great strain to our noble necks, turned upwards at an unnatural angle. We sought lubrication of said anatomy, before arriving at the omnibus stand for the journey home.
Posted by
Frank Spartacus
at
23:12
0
comments
Labels: music
Because Paris Hilton's blog is sooooo last week.