The Gonzo Daily - Sunday
It's Sunday, and mildly hungover, I sit at my
computer
to write a page of stupid rhymes that I hope are going to suit
ya
just like I do every week, but now I've got good news my friend
we can
confirm that Syd and Bob are coming to the Weird Weekend
Syd telephoned me late last night whilst I was in
my cups
and watching The X Files with Mama while taking frequent sups
from
a very large brandy and coke I was holding in my hand
but after the horrible
week I've had I hope you'll understand
I always write the Sunday blogs in badly metred
verse,
mainly cos it amuses me (trust me it could be worse)
and then I
take my Sunday off and believe me it suits
me to sit down and read a book or
just look at my newts
So when I've done these Sunday blogs I may go back
to bed
or I may sit in the garden and just read a book instead
or maybe go
to Huddisford and take the dogs and Mother out
But I'm probably just going to
doss around and do absolutely now't
The latest issue of Gonzo Weekly (#86) is available to read or download
at www.gonzoweekly.com. It has Hunter
Thompson on the front cover an an article by theatrical producer Lou Stein about
his friendship with the good doctor. There is also an interview with Paul
Woodwright from Kozfest, Galahad at the Christchurch Festival in pictures, Doug
Harr with the first of a mini series on Brand X, whilst Jon muses about Alan
Moore (who knows the score). There are also new shows from the wonderfully
eccentric Jaki and Tim on their Submarine, from Canterbury Sans Frontières and
from the multi-talented Neil Nixon at Strange Fruit and a collection of more
news, reviews, views, interviews and salamanders from Toulouse (OK, no French
caudata, but I got carried away with things that rhymed with OOOOS) than you can
shake a stick at. And the best part is IT'S ABSOLUTELY FREE!!!
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