Eh...? Who...?
*googles*
OK, Suzanne, how the hell does the death of some 'rap star' in the US (probably by another 'rap star') show anything at all about UK drug policy?
*reads article*
Another tormented genius has gone. New drugs and new music, perhaps. But the same old story. The torments are actually carried out on the broken bodies of women and gay men. “Troubled” masculinity kicks down, always down. Into the darkest places of all.Nope. I'm none the wiser.
"I'm none the wiser."
ReplyDeleteLet me guess...peeking at the last paragraph first determines whether you will struggle to read the rest of it.
It is a red letter day every time I discover that another rapper has been shot.
ReplyDeleteWater? I always assumed the staff at the Gurniad drank vegan-sugarfree Kool Aid.
ReplyDeleteSomeone shot him.
ReplyDeleteTo paraphrase "She's not part of the solution, she's part of the problem".
ReplyDeleteMaybe she knows how to pronounce his name?
ReplyDeleteThey only started gibbering 'rap' when 'reggae' started to be even more boring than it originally was when it was liked by Prince Charles.
ReplyDeleteRap = 'rubbish an' pricks'.
Peak Guardian gibberish.
ReplyDeleteClassic Pseuds Corner fodder.
ReplyDelete"It is a red letter day every time I discover that another rapper has been shot."
ReplyDeleteYou must have a regular happy week!
"Maybe she knows how to pronounce his name?"
Heh!
"They only started gibbering 'rap' when 'reggae' started to be even more boring than it originally was..."
I'm partial to a bit of reggae, at least it's usually tuneful!
"Classic Pseuds Corner fodder."
Ah, the good old 'Eye'. And welcome back, Lynne! You've been missed here.
I've been busy moving house. I finally got my desktop out of mothballs a few days ago. It's good to be back. Thanks for missing me. :D
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