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redmer yska

@redmeryska

Recovering Dutchman and wind-swept writer

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calendar_today22-06-2013 09:39:10

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Wellington's legendary Aro Video will be 25 years old next month. Look out for Golden Tickets (a la Charlie and the Chocolate Factory)

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loving that lemongrass soap fresh from the ecostore...only trouble is that after a shower I smell like a lemonade iceblock

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New NSA boss foreshadows expanding role for agency against 'murky malefactors of the internet'defenseone.com/politics/2014/…

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Squad of green green cabbage trees outside my window are ready for a photo, lifting camouflage hats, picked clear against sharp azure sky

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Life On Mars re-runs. Ciggies look good enough to eat. Tobacco was true global love affair of 20th century. By 1972, relationship souring.

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Still haunted by news story about nasty clowns in France. Especially quote by an academic 'rumour expert'. That covers everyone I know.

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When Iggy Pop danced on Bowen Street in 1979, the Beehive looming above him. Frightened the grey-shoed horses. nzonscreen.com/title/radio-wi…

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It is 30 years in July since French spies brought terrorism here. No Western ally truly stood by us. Kiwis weep for France but we remember.

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Note that our Sam Neil plays lead role in United Passions, new $30 million FIFA hagio-flick out this week. Critics already blattering it.

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Sad to hear of death of (Sir) James McNeish, one of our greatest writers. His Dance of the Peacocks remains indelible NZ classic.