Posts by Damian Christie
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Simon Pound speaks to legendary US writer, commentator and republican party reptile, PJ O'Rourke.
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Damian Christie and Russell Brown talk to Irish comedian Ed Byrne, out here for the NZ International Comedy Festival
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...It's another bloody birthday, in which Craig Ranapia is caught in a pile-up between Time’s wingéd chariot and the Four Horsepersons of the Apocalypse.
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Damian Christie talks to comedy legend Steve Coogan ahead of his New Zealand shows. See comedyfestival.co.nz for booking details.
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Russell Brown and Damian Christie talk to Kylie Aitchison, Director of the NZ International Comedy Festival; Nigel McCulloch meets Susan Provan of the Melbourne Comedy Festival.
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Russell Brown and Damian Christie speak to Kylie Aitchison, director of the NZ International Comedy Festival; Nigel McCulloch meets Susan Provan, CEO of the Melbourne Comedy Festival.
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Glynis Bartlam heads to Wellington and talks to the founder of Slowboat Records about the trials of running a truly independent music store.
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Craig Ranapia's 180 Seconds.
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Simon Pound talks to Glen Martin, of Martin Jetpacks to find out how much longer he has to wait before he can fly to work.
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I know when I go off to the gym and a couple of appointments and there's 20 comments, and come back and there's nearly 100, that something completely off topic must have occurred - my posts just aren't that interesting.
Great to come back and catch up on the Great Nigger Debate. Ironically, while I was gone I was going around town with a camera offering people Eskimo lollies, to see if any would be offended enough not to eat them. Final tally?
9 takers - all Kiwis
1 refusal - from some English bird. Obviously a lesbian or summat.We love our lollies more than we care about racial slurs and pretty much anything else, as if we didn't already know that from the Tangy Fruits Riots of '08.
Jeremy Do you reckon you could use the < quote > (remove the spaces < /quote > thing when you're quoting? I got really confused there a few times. S'not compulsory or anything, but it does make life easier...
As you were