LADY'S BRIEFS

I went to an anti-war rally last week. Yep, seems the thing to do nowdays...
It was organised by the local Commie Party. We walked around a bit in the freezing cold and some people chanted some pretty shitty anti-everything slogans that did not translate well in English. One of the most 'popular' chants was entitled"We all live in a terrorist regime"- sung to the tune of Yelloe Submarine. Riiight..
Then we massed in front of a big building to be subjected to a crazy fucking little hippie American woman literally moan on and on to the accompaniment of a distorted guitar and a dude playing some cheap bongos. Then another mousey little American woman got up and gave a feminist perspective on proceedings. WOO-HOO.
I was, like, so filled with righteous indignation and fervour that I almost cried.
The best thing about the whole day however, was the fact that I managed to infiltrate the Anarchist wing of the protest and steal one of their cool red and black-coloured 'Revolution' flags! Sweet. It now resides on the bottom of my bed railing.

In other news, good to hear about the cricket. Would have liked to have seen some of the action - especially Flem's S.A. innings. Finally a captain's knock to be proud of. And what better place and time to do it than at the World Cup against bogey-team South Africa. Hooray, that man! But what about the forfeit to Kenya??! That's not good, Geoff. Can we still qualify for the Super 6 round I wonder...

I have moved into a room outside of the dorm in the Clown and Bard building with Chandler. It is a very cool room. Originally it housed six beds, but we convinced the manager Robert to take two out to make more space for a disco dancefloor. I then thatched two beds together to make a queen-size bed of love for myself, and Chandler secured the loft area, where he can molest lovely young ladies to his heart's desire. The room opposite ours is named FRODO, so I shall name my room HELMS DEEP. Let them come...


Hamish's Karaoke choices last night at Scarlett O'Hara's:

*Dock of the Bay (Otis Redding)
*Under the Bridge (Chili's)
*Into the Great Wide Open (Tom Petty)