Posts by giovanni tiso
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Hard News: The Thread, It Is Open, in reply to Steve Parks,
Images on CNN of quake in Japan are really stunning (and shocking).
That wave of mud and houses and cars and debris is moving so far inland and so fast and so destructively it's just... unbelievable.
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No. But the All Blacks not winning the world cup might.
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Hard News: An excellent evening in Newtown, in reply to Steven Price,
Giovanni, that's such bullshit.
You and me: outside.
Really, though, we should catch up, since I didn't get to talk to you.
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If everyone agrees that a good time was had by all, that gets in the way of a lively thread - a point that was made last night by one of the speakers in fact.
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Hard News: About Arie, in reply to James Butler,
I think Goff's comments flow naturally from Collins', like his response to Key's list of celebrities he'd like to do - he wants to be popular like the Nats, so when he hears one of them say something outrageous, his first instinct is to one-up them.
You mean like when he also rated the hotness of Liz Hurley and I died a little bit inside?
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Hard News: An excellent evening in Newtown, in reply to Jackie Clark,
But isn't he gorgeous?
Yes. Yes, he is.
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Hard News: An excellent evening in Newtown, in reply to Steven Price,
Toby's emails from the good folks of Clark County Ohio, expressing some disagreement with the Guardian's campaign to get liberal Brits to encourage them to vote Bush.
I found myself in complete agreement with the most vituperative ones.
You were there? Damnit. Love your work.
Seconded.
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Thank you all for a thoroughly enjoyable evening. We should do it again all the time.
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Hard News: About Arie, in reply to Kracklite,
Can't get away myself, either, but I'd be most interested in what he has to say, if anyone cares to report...
He wasn't in attendance, and more the point I was sorry not to see you. Patiently awaiting a thread in which to discuss the fabulousness of the event.
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Hard News: About Arie, in reply to Stephen Judd,
I seem to recall Grant turning up to the last PAS event in Wellington (the book launch)
He was in fact hosting it, yes :-)