In Dog News today, Crufts was won by Danny The Pekinese
Danny's kennel name is “Dangerous Liason”. His owners are a Mr Albert Easdon, 49, and a Mr Philip Martin, 50, who run a hotel together.
With this diary entry, my readers automatically fall into two groups. Those who have seen the film “Best In Show” and whose minds are now recalling certain characters and scenes, and everyone else.
Adam Faith died today.
A true London pop star. Oh, just look at him:
<img src="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/38930000/jpg/_38930001_faith60s_bbc203.jpg"></img>
I usually have a ban in my own diary on the sort of polls and quizzes that everyone else has on theirs, but vanity and curiosity about who reads these entries (and why) have meant I just can't resist this one. Please forgive me.
This will be my one and only "poll" ever, I promise. I'll list it as a <a href="http://www.livejournal.com/memories.bml?user=dickon_edwards">LJ Memory</a> and will check it sporadically in the future for any new or revised comments.
Fill in the blanks. Post anonymously if you like. I'm not checking IP addresses or anything like that.
I ____ Dickon.
Dickon is ____.
If I were alone in a room with Dickon, I would _______.
I think Dickon should _____.
Dickon needs ______.
I want to _________ Dickon.
Do your worst.
To the Haymarket Odeon to see the film DareDevil. Unlike Spider-Man (cert 12A), the movie is a 15 certificate. Yet there's no nudity or what Mr Simon Bates once called "sexual swearwords" in those warnings you used to get at the beginning of rented videos. Also, the violence isn't any more extreme than the carnage in "The Two Towers" (another 12A).
So I have to assume the reason for the certification must be Mr Affleck's costume. Which has to be obscene to be believed.
DareDevil – the man without fear of broadcasting what side he dresses.
Someone on eBAY is selling a single by my old band Orlando:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2512582626&category=14732
The category it's under is:
<i> "Music:CDs, Records and Tapes:CDs:Rock: Progressive"</i>
So now it can be told.
