Leo Marsh

In response to:See what happens?

2005-11-30T20:51:25+01:00

hi! i think that your site is reaaly great!
wet

In response to:See what happens?

2005-11-24T23:33:13+01:00

hi! nice site! come to see mine...

In response to:Choosing friends

2005-07-27T12:27:54+02:00

Blame?... no, constructive dialogue..yes. But targetted murder of non-combatants, wherever and whoever they are, is by my standards, unacceptable, whatever religion you subscribe to.

In response to:Choosing friends

2005-07-26T22:43:47+02:00

Blaming the bombers...yes, I suppose you have to, drk762. But they have have morals. They aren't the cause of it all though, are they? You can't blame a war on it's soldiers. Why are they so pissed at us in the first place, that's what I wish our media were allowed to ask. I hate living in a "free" country.

In response to:It depends on where you're standing

2005-07-26T16:12:05+02:00

i also had that thought 2 weeks ago, however unjustified - for 56 dead,if thats all we get we got off really lucky.

i am grateful for the chance to understand in more depth what affect it has on one, to live daily in some amount of fear.

I'm also terrified as to the racial tension issue, and hope that we can survive this with our hard worked for semi equality intact.
i wonder whether perhaps the muslim fundamentalists and the bnp could jus t fight it out between themselves, as none of the rest of us want this.

I've also finally started riding my bike to work, after months of good intentions.

you?

In response to:Choosing friends

2005-07-26T15:49:37+02:00

Well I wish the bombers would go away... and take their lack of moral scruples with them!

In response to:Diminishing returns

2005-07-26T15:37:26+02:00

I think that people can be that callous. I think I could, you could, if the world seemed to be against what was right. If I saw evil running the world, running the media, the evil leaders of impossibly powerful countries exploiting my country or way of life, then villifying me and my people and calling themselves "developed" and worse "rightious", then...then I would be in a place where I would hate the citizens under those leaders. I would be blinded to their innocence because their arrogance would disgust me. Their stupid lives which they feel is so more important to mine, to my peoples.
I wouldn't be evil if I thought this, just pushed too far by selfish society. We have to cater for others as well as ourselves, and respect others or this is what happens.

P.s. I find it quite humorous what you said about the "low budget" attack on London. I know it's bad taste to joke, but I have to agree the sense of scale was more exciting in 9/11. But then they always do things bigger over there.

In response to:Conspiracy theory No. 1

2005-07-01T02:15:42+02:00

Ye olde chestnut....it's not that there isn't any petrol (there obviously is because you can smell it). However, instead of getting the petrol we are paying so dearly for, we are only getting infinitely small amounts of highly aromatic petrol used to scent large quantities of WATER that is actually the fuel for our cars and motorcycles.

In response to:Phoney art

2005-07-01T02:08:28+02:00

crazy frog is, however a really interesting marketing case study.

Phones were ONCE designed for talking. Talking is now one function among many for the yoof of today. Methinks that there is a faint whiff of fogey creeping into the leo marsh page!

In response to:Phoney art

2005-06-30T22:50:28+02:00

Better than that crazy frog though!, i do feel people should use phones for what they were designed for, talking.

In response to:Di another day

2005-06-30T20:09:05+02:00

Quite right, Alexa. Thank God for the internal world of the mind. The trouble is that mine is full of junk. I haven't got any room to sit down in it, and the neighbours keep coming round asking when I'm going to tidy up.

In response to:Di another day

2005-06-30T17:34:17+02:00

:) There is such a world deep within the privacy of your own mind. If I did not have that I would of run through the streets with desheveled hair by now.

In response to:58 varieties

2005-06-27T11:16:11+02:00

It has to be the sense of humour.

As in Monty Python, The Office and all those tricks played on David Blaine when he decided to sit in a glass box over the River Thames.

But maybe thats just because I don't live in Britain at the moment ...

In response to:58 varieties

2005-06-24T12:08:41+02:00

Well an aquaintance who was writing a song about her AngloIndian mother and aunt moving to the UK from India asked her Aunt what her first and most lasting impressions of England were, and here's what made the song lyrics:

'Green fields and motorways'

Add in chimney stacks and you've almost got it for me.

In response to:58 varieties

2005-06-21T18:52:25+02:00

Credit where it is due. Heinz has done exceptionaslly well to go from crappiest early 60s British pop star to a global brand.

OK who wants to show their age by replying...

Ian

In response to:58 varieties

2005-06-20T13:12:43+02:00

It will be interesting to see what "The Glazer Gang" do with Man Utd.