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Good call. Ed Harris and Stephen King also pop up in Creepshow.

I recently threw out a Fruit of the Loom sweatshirt that cost me less than a tenner 20 years ago that outlived many more expensive garments. I've a couple of shirts and jackets that are 10 to 15 year old, that I seldom wear.

Finished this tonight. Fascinating and terrifying in equal measures.

Send 'em on Manningham Lane

Just booked a ticket to see Cherie Currie, of The Runaways, at Beat Generator in Dundee later this year. I gotta admit, that's not somebody that I ever imagined would be playing a small venue in Dundee. It'll be interesting to see if she still has it.. or if it will just be a 65 year old woman stomping around on stage.

Montrose were relegated from tier 3 to tier 4 in 1996 and stayed there until 2018.

I was kinda expecting that. I wasn't at the Alloa game, but we were rank rotten against Annan, Stirling and Falkirk. The playoffs may be a pipe dream this year.

James Remar is also in Cruising, when he fights Al Pacino in his punders. He also has a square go with David Carradine in The Long Riders. Don't think I've ever seen him in anything else.

I got it on Google play last night and I read the first few chapters. Grim, but very readable.

Yip. Threads scared the bejesus outta me. I'm getting this book.

Finally does walking away

Only a chosen few

Gotta feel sorry for the **** who travelled all the way from Nairn for that. That's not what they were chosen for.

Broken Chanter was decent last night in Beat Generator. I also enjoyed the support act. A young female duo called The Cords, who had a bit of a C86 style jangly indie thing going on.

There's nothing you can say?

Mother earth is pregnant for the third time, For y'all have knocked her up, I have tasted the maggots in the mind of the universe, I was not offended, For I knew I had to rise above it all or drown in my own shit.

2 cheeks 1 cup

Not much happening in Dundee in the foreseeable future. Mostly Scottish indie bands. I've got tickets for Broken Chanter, Parliamo and The Shambolics. Paul Weller is at the Caird Hall later in the year, but I'm not paying £50 for it.

I was planning to go, but the threat of rail strikes put me off. Kinda glad that I didn't bother.