My birthday…

July 26, 2008

Just on the train back home homee… This is out side….


This iphone shits quitegood

July 25, 2008

This is my first mobile entry to any blog via my new iPhone 3g .. Let’s see if I can add a photo

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H E A R D ! S M manifesto phase one december 2007 murray grove

December 13, 2007

the rise of the affluent societies mean we now have more leisure time than at any other point in history.
the populous status quo could be considered a lackadaisical insouciant slaphappy race. self indulgent in, escapist realities.

Escapism is not defined by the behaviour itself but the motivation behind it. anything from sport, fashion, the internet, sex, religion, over consumption can become escapist activities.
the populous must waken to the actuality that hides behind the veil of innocence projected by the nuances of commercial medias facades. initially this invites the participation of buying, accepting and even acknowledging services/conveniences, as having little or no obvious disadvantage, impact, relevance or knock on effect.

it is a fallacious notion that accepting a free newspaper outside the london underground, buying a £1 lottery ticket, watching poorly produced/scripted reality tv shows, eating frozen ready meals/’perfect food’ are innocuous, light-hearted, unsullied activities.

part of the impetus of de-evolution, dehumanisation of societies, real cultures, real individualism, real democracies, real freedom as well as the inconceivable knock on effects of instinctual values, perception, motivation, and prejudices.

by accepting these apparent innocuous elements into our routines, they then become subconscious. this is where the subliminal & semiotic can take charge, and do.

this is down to sustainability of fashion or phase, which has the power to morph into the popular. when this happens, industrial tycoons want to perpetuate it for obvious financial & political potency. popularity is a natural model of the undiscerning individual.

popularity masquerades in commercial media as the peoples choice, by demand, respect, good taste, accepted opinion, when it made its way there via contemptible, unscrupulous, exploitative & Machiavellian ways. which adheres to natural human susceptibilities in motivation and will. it clearly has coercive properties.

by accepting or buying into any commercial media which perpetuate unabating apprise of grotesquery & unfulfillment. you are sustaining unintelligible, fatuous media machinations & perpetuating ignominific, so called professions like celebrity and paparazzi which are interdependent.

ultimately, the means of escapism is relatively unimportant. its root cause is an inability to establish meaningful relationships with other people in the real world, and it is generally associated with feelings such as guilt, powerlessness, pointlessness. it is natural to abhor systems, which assumes an unnatural selfishness and attempts to motivate people by fear not love. no wonder people try to escape from the depression that results from taking part in it.

people do not have the time; so they assume, not without reason that, journalists, designers, politicians– people whose full time job is to think, analyse, serve, inform & report with conviction, responsibility, passion and integrity – will carry out these elements in their respective positions for them.

however this is not the case, journalists, politicians & designers are directly culpable in the prevalence of commercial escapism.. they are indeed as susceptible to licentiousness as the populous to which they advise.

certain escapist options are socially accepted, such as consumerism and celebrity worship, others are not, such as recreational drug use. virtual realities that provide escapist experiences with huge degrees of immersion are voyeuristically assigned which perpetuate through many mediums, often directly linked back to the same source if researched, hinting that its socially acceptable in any context, as its easily misinterpreted.

An immediate counteraction is needed; Murdoch’s hegemony & minority influence has a tendency for insistence of style that encompasses any non-fictitious genre, which visually, tonally & linguistically roots its self to the physiological drug known as escapism. Through obvious visual associations, colloquial metaphors, spun euphemisms & timed sound bites, it familiarises with the status quo by imitating it, becoming one of the lads. Its simple, become one of the lads, incognito, without adhering to just said tactics.

Empirically concerned with the emancipation of the zeitgeist relative to the status quo.
heard!sm rationale takes an altruistic approach incognito.

an inertive discipline, a virtuous tour de force, de facto
the conquest of ones faculties & future is the perfect emancipation of his will.
virtuous divinities by alchemical means in adversarial times.

create a divine dialectic, edify & evolve our own understanding of which motivates choice. breed this at primary level, one can become potentially impenetrably discerning.
edify the relationships between the physics & mathematics to the design, it just makes sense.
writing and journalism done with integrity will triumph over political correctness & commercial escapism, refining our taste enabling us to discriminate amongst the exquisite nuance of classic work.
imbed the collaborative mindset, and deliver integrity with anima.


anti-religious tattoos my opinions on jihad christianity and islam,..

September 13, 2007


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this is a bastardization of the meaning of the word, an anti-religious stance.///…with both tattoos referencing Christianity and Islam, which have been part of the ‘INSPIRATION’ behind many ‘holy wars’ over many thousands of years.

i have no faiths in no gods nor extra curricular militant activity, its merely my way of watering down, symbols and words by tattooing and embedding something on me forever, by having no mental nor deeper meaning to me apart from apposing the apparent  misconceptions/meanings of religion/religious terms and of those who perceive them as threatening of them/ i dont feel as though im supporting either as in no way do/ would i preach nor practice any religious nor coltish values on anyone/body.

its misinterpretation, which has led to religious fueled wars for thousands of years.

Jihad is suppose  to mean, spiritulised,Striving, effort, struggle; striving spiritually or physically against evil. Its essentially a good thing… but as i live in a western country surrounded by ignorant cretins everyday of my life, this may give some people something to think about…

its ink on skin, real Islamic people shouldn’t have any form of symbolism nor adornment, or iconoclastic images .  Therefore it should not be offensive to Islamic people, as its just a translation of Arabic, and to my knowledge Arabic is a language , and not a religious language.  Religions such as Islam use Arabic, but that does not make every Arabic person Islamic in faith and belief, we choose our own, and no religion, country of heritage has any right to judge who and who cannot do this that and the other. therefore there should be no qualms which what essentially is just a word.  It has huge religious connotations but as i said no religion owns language as language is thankfully one of our last freedoms.

some how the wider interpretation of word in the western world is holy war, which is only viewed in this particular way by a very small minority of individuals who have next to nothing to do with any Islamic nor Muslim religion but happen to come from such countries where the wider ethical and morally minded peoples main religion is Islam.  This does not mean, they have or are influenced by religion, as its just a word that is used within the Arabic language and Islamic faith to serve Allah as best as possible. To make one a better person.  Its part of the quaran’s  equivalent to the 10 commandments. To better ones self and society.  It is a beautiful thing.  But its more of for the daily mail readers out there who are as bad as any killer, criminal, anti-life figure.  They are the people who will react  to this, they are the people who need a priority re-adjustment.   They are scared of what they don’t know, and they don’t know shit.  Any intellectual individual may not necessarily agree with it being on me, whether thats down to personal taste or ethical reasoning, its a statement against the ignorant, and that unfortunately is a huge majority, especially in england.

You would be hard pushed to find any one more European/liberal in mannerism and mind set than I.  I feel its a duty as part of a piece of fine art, living and wearing it on my  forearm as a symbol of freedom and integrity.  That I am in a position where i can express my huge feelings against oppressive scaremongering cunts like the daily mail and its brain dead cretinous creatures known as the general British public.

here are two articles on the daily mail from a blog, an article from the 20th of August 2007 by the Guardian and a new york post reference to a new york police officer sporting a jihad tattoo.

Depressing news in the Guardian today. The Daily Mail could be on target to become the UK’s top selling daily newspaper. It’s already the paper of choice for Britain’s terrified, ageing middle class and, according to predicted sales figures, could be on its way to bashing the once-untouchable, super soaraway Sun in the bitter circulation wars. Not that I’ll be shedding any tears for Murdoch’s red top you understand, but I think in the greater scheme of things, his tacky tabloid is nowhere near as malevolent as the Daily Mail: hate and fear spurts from every page of this vile shit rag, feverishly gripped in a permanent state of outrage about, well, everything.

The cunning tactic has been to combine their infamous right-wing, fear mongering journalism with an endless stream of celebrity obsessed piffle. A sort of cross between Mein Kampf and Now magazine. So instead of just reading news items about single mums / benefit cheats / teenage abortion / dwindling church numbers / illegal immigrants and the endless influx of darkies and gypsies, etc., readers are also now “treated” to features on the size of Abi Titmuss’s arse; the colour of Coleen McLoughlin’s socks; Kerry Whatsername’s new tits or how many cheeseburgers Britney Spears ate yesterday.

And if all this weren’t bad enough, the Mail last week dug deep into its big pockets to lure back the “talent” of its prodigal son – Richard Littlejohn. Ah, bless, he’s returning to his spiritual home. The mouthpiece for Middle England bigotry himself. The man who sees no irony in writing endless tirades berating the erosion of British society from the comfort of his home in. . . . Florida. To repeat his hackneyed phrase: "You couldn’t make it up!". (Except he does, of course. Frequently.)

So there you have it. The Daily Mail: newspaper of our times. The one that captures the zeitgeist. Probably even fancies itself as the paper of record. It’s enough to make you puke.

COP HAS ‘JIHAD’ TATTOO

By ERIKA MARTINEZ AND MURRAY WEISS - Thursday, August 18th, 2005 N.Y. Post

An NYPD Police Academy recruit of Middle Eastern heritage sports a bold
tattoo spelling out the word "JIHAD" on his forearm, with a large sword
drawn beneath it - and there’s nothing the department can do about it, The
Post has learned.

The extraordinary markings caused a stir around the academy as soon as the
6-foot tall probationary cop rolled up his sleeves and revealed the tattoo.

"People were shocked to see it," one source said.

The controversy prompted police brass to interview the officer, who said
that "JIHAD" is his nickname and made it clear that he had no affinity for
any terror causes.

In fact, "Jihad" has several meanings, ranging from "exerting utmost effort"
and "to strive," to its more sinister usage by terrorist leaders who call
for a "jihad," or holy war against the West.

Regardless of its interpretation, the NYPD, which has regulations for the
length of an officer’s hair, has no prohibitions against tattoos.

A department spokesman declined to confirm or deny that any recruit sported
a JIHAD tattoo.

Sources say the officer, whose name was withheld, joined the NYPD’s class of
about 1,500 recruits less than a month ago.

He was described as quiet and studious.

Police brass advised the officer’s classroom instructors that they are to
ignore the tattoo. But its existence captured the attention of the
department’s Intelligence Division.

It’s likely to ruffle the feathers of some cops, particularly since the NYPD
lost its first officer serving in Iraq earlier this month in a sniper
attack.

You don’t have to like or agree with a newspaper to understand that some people might want to read it. In the case of the Daily Express and its Sunday stablemate, I can never understand why anyone would choose to. I suppose upbringing might contribute, but the Express has done so much over the years to confuse the natural loyalty or inertia of newspaper reading habits that the fact that "it was the paper we had delivered when I was a child" can hardly be relevant.

Lord Beaverbrook’s Daily Express was selling over 4m copies a day in 1955; it sells around 770,000 today. The Sunday Express sold over 4m in 1965; it too sells around 770,000 today. And the fall goes on. Ownership is now in the hands of Richard Desmond, whose publishing history is at the smuttier end of the market, and he dislikes costs as much as journalists, employing few of the latter to minimise the former.

While there was confidence and certainty about the Express dominance of the market from the 1930s to the 1960s, the death of Beaverbrook and a succession of changes in ownership took all that apart. This culminated in the purchase of the group by Lord (Clive) Hollick, New Labour crony, in 1996. Hollick broke the golden rule of proprietorship by sacking the audience, dismissing the Express’s historic allegiance to the Conservatives, the monarchy and the empire and attaching itself to New Labour and a form of 60s liberalism. Remaining traditional Express readers must have been flummoxed.

They were to be flummoxed again in April 2004 when the Daily Express editor Peter Hill took the "historic decision" - elaborated over many pages - to return to normal service and "back the Tories". One’s sympathies lay with the then Tory leader, Michael Howard. If this ploy represented more than correcting an anomaly it did not work. Sales continued to fall.

The Express created its own agenda and sticks to it. The Daily Express’s deputy editor is Hugh Whittow (he tends to pop up in the small hours on 5 Live’s Up All Night programme) and he maintains and defends the agenda with an impressive passion. It is a simple one built on a few obsessions: lead the paper on house prices, mortgages, inheritance tax, the weather . . . or Princess Diana. It also loves ridiculing political correctness and scratching away at the prejudices of its perceived audience. I was fascinated by one issue that managed to contain all of the following: the threat to safety on our roads posed by eastern European HGV drivers in Britain, the serial sex attacker from Poland who had murdered in Britain after having a heart bypass operation on the NHS, and extensive coverage of the "evil in our midst", Muslim extremists.

But the real Express obsession is Diana. Whittow, according to his editor, has quite exceptional Paris contacts. This allows his paper to lead on Diana more often than any other subject. The headlines vary little. Diana death: new witness. Diana: new sensation. Diana death: driver riddle solved. Diana: vital evidence kept secret. Diana: it’s a whitewash. Scandal of Diana cover-up. And very many more. Nobody follows up these stories. Nobody comments on them. The conspiracy theories build without trace. And nobody really knows why.

The Express has recently applied this same obsessive attention to the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. A hundred days after the child’s disappearance, when media attention generally has become more restrained, the Express is leading day after day on the story, finding "developments" where others find none. The missing factor is judgment. A front page headline - Madeleine: she is alive - hitting the reader as a statement of fact without any quotation marks was grossly insensitive.

The Express’s rival in the mid-market is the Daily Mail, although that would be to exaggerate the nature of the competition. The Mail’s domination of the sector is now unchallenged, to the extent that the Mail is now the second largest selling daily in the country (to the Sun) and the Mail on Sunday is the second largest selling Sunday, after the News of the World. Both titles now sell more than 2.3m copies, three times their Express "rivals". The daily and Sunday Express titles, although by then in rapid decline, were both outselling the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday in the mid-to-late 80s.

The reasons are many and clear. The Mail has been through no changes in ownership, the Rothermere/Harmsworth proprietorship lasting more than 100 years. In their more recent and successful period they have been dominated by two editorial giants, the late Sir David English and the current editor-in-chief Paul Dacre. They have always invested heavily in journalism and have understood their audience and its prejudices. The two Mail titles, particularly the Daily, have always reflected those prejudices rather than the contemporary world, eschewing the prevailing social, cultural and political values on the basis that there are many people, Mail readers, who do so too.

Those Mail views can be characterised thus: for Britain and against Europe; against welfare (and what it describes as welfare scroungers) and for standing on your own feet; more concerned with punishment than the causes of crime; against public ownership and for the private sector; against liberal values and for traditional values, particularly marriage and family life. It puts achievement above equality of opportunity and self-reliance above dependence.

The Mail celebrates achievement against the odds, particularly where no "state help" has been involved. It believes that too often the taxpayer is being taken for a ride and that bureaucrats are invading areas of private responsibility. A defining Mail story is of a single mother of 10 or 12 children (there is always a wide photograph), most of whom have different fathers, occupying two or three council houses knocked into one. This will be accompanied by a table computing the cost to the taxpayer of maintaining this "feckless" household.

There is of course more to the Mail success than its ideology. It was the first to realise how much newspapers could learn from magazines, particularly the technique of applying a current news story about a celebrity, a fashion or a fad to "ordinary" Mail readers. If Marks & Spencer re-invents itself, then ordinary Mail women are modelling their new range of clothes. If the debate is about whether mothers should go out to work or stay at home looking after the children, then the Mail will interview, at length, examples of both. It has the highest proportion of women readers of any national paper.

It is never afraid to revisit the much-interviewed. It is shameless about the PR interview, with the italics at the bottom signalling the new film, TV programme or book. It always prefers - like consumer magazines - the celebrity profile based on triumph over adversity, marital, medical, family or financial. No newspaper has done more to develop the now ubiquitous concept of human interest.

The Mail has a huge promotion budget and spends more than most on free DVDs and CDs for its readers. These are always carefully selected to match the "family audience", often aimed at children or, the paper has been known to admit, grandchildren. A landmark development in promotion was the recent release of the new Prince album free with its Sunday stablemate, the Mail on Sunday. It added about 600,000 to that day’s circulation and had as many consequences for the recording industry as newspapers. It is not known - it never is - how many buyers of the paper read it as well as listening to the CD.

The Mail is ruthlessly edited and always quick off the mark. Its topical features are always on the day rather than tomorrow, and it commissions much more than it uses, an expensive strategy. It has never followed the youth obsession that has so often preoccupied rivals. It regularly serialises books by or about film or pop stars of another age. It seems not to care that the 60s generation is now in its 60s. Is this because more than 40% of its readers are over 55, and 60% over 45?

Perhaps taking proper note of the demographics rather than pandering to the advertisers’ preoccupation with young consumers serves the Mail well. That is why it campaigns about wheelie bins and casinos and pensions.

It comes down to confidence, the Mail’s dominant quality. It knows it knows its audience. This is often described as "middle England" and predominantly it votes Conservative. It is spread pretty evenly across the AB, C1 and C2 social grades. It may not be as young as some newspaper audiences, but then the country is getting older. It may not have seen its preferred party in government for 10 years. But Labour leaders take careful note of what it is saying. It has, as they say, "reach". And it makes more commercial sense to sell copies than return governments.

· Peter Cole is professor of journalism at the University of Sheffield.

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sam . e . danger……..found A L I V E !!!

September 12, 2007

Lost ex. Test- icicles member previously thought to be dead, found alive and pretenciously well living and working in a music store in new york…

fucking strange…..watch out NME hes coming back, and this times its gona be thrifty


R A F S I M O N S trainers

August 29, 2007

Bought recently from Dover Street Market in Londons Green Park..

Raf Simons new Autumn/Winter 2007 range of trainers have really raised the game.

these patent leather jobbies can be spit wiped and tied several different way.

Seriously incredible pair of shoage…


A new typeface prototype heardistical features1

August 14, 2007

heardism typeface august 2007 prototype 1

A type face i designed last week, one ofmy initial atempts at type design, heres a first draft.


MAD-DI

August 14, 2007

Princess diana and maddie are both clearly dead, it happens to us all in the end. Shattering terrible news for us all im sure. GOD knows i was bloody well shocked by the whole double dong action going down there.

The fact of the matter most of you people have probably spent more money on both these peoples death than you were willing to spend on your mums, dad or nans or possibly potentially your own funeral.

what the fuck is wrong with you,

the whole princess diana bullshit is the same as the ‘maddie’ saga…

millions of pounds worth or reward money which will never be retreaved being offeered by some of the richest alternately motivated profiteering opertunistic cuntwagons in the world
its not wholesome, its not good, its not real, and know one REALLY fucking cares, and any of you that think you do, you dont, your just a cunt whos trying to make your self less guilty for your tame and unwholesome existance

its all a bit like community police officers, yes exactly like that
mad-die

seriously though

fuck off with your phantom sympathy you have zero empathy for either persons, none of you have any connection with either person. You are just buying into characatures of an idyillic english routed daily mail family.

 They are and have been sold to you like page 3 girls, or little lost red riding hoods.

you know NEITHER, you know no real emotion towards them, you bought into somthing… oh hello maddie how are you this morning would you like me to change your nappy for you. oh hello dead corpe of diana you do nice things for starving african children…..can i be both your friends

what exactly do you call showing support, what if you defend a national moral view that you have to pay for to realise. Or is it just another missing london tonight kid who only gets 10 seconds of airtime and could have possibly changed the world.

they say sex sells, and paedophillia is illegal, but…. fuck me necrophillia is exactly where its at these days CLEARLY cause theyr fucking both royally hard in thier own unmanned graves.

why did princess diana die in the first place, because paparazzi who work for people like the daily mail and news of the world hounded her day and night till she got completely fucked. Then turned it into a tragic sob story and call her a national hero. Why would you make a national heros life a living hell.
Why is maddie getting so much attention, what about the thousands of other ugly kids who get killed and abducted and lost, raped, maimed, beaten etc… what the fuck she ever done, apart from shit her self 10 times a day and help finish off a few old pervs down at the gates at the local nursary every day. Crude, dispicable, disgusting your thinking but im sorry to say this but this is exactly what the British media is doing every single day, but because theyre all doing it noone butts an eye-lid.  Its not ‘maddie’ nor ‘maddy’ its madeline mccann, beloved or happily bereaved daughter of Kate and Gerry McCann thats not upto me to decide, nor is it upto the papers to speculate in order to accumulate.  Justice should takes its fair own course.

Its a horrific circus act, led to such acts as : 

 If thats not the single most horrific thing yourll at least see all day you should be locked up for many many years, as this is the sheer definition of mentally disturbed motivated by paedophillic tentancies

Its become a cuntwagon for opertunistic exherbitionists the world over to showcase thier ‘talents’ under the search engine words ‘ maddie, maddy, madeline mccann’ so on and so forth.  A buggery of the word integrity and dignity, to which both had no say so.

they did what they did in thier life the same as we all do, no better no worse.  The ’special treatment’ isthe key player in this whole entry and I my self have played no part in progressing the future of any such publication related to such alternate motives.

Bother of the female gener
both percieved in male turms easy on the eye
any day either of thier faces is on the front page of one of the rags its a beautifully profitable day for them. Playing on natural male and female inhibitions of aesthetic perfection.

seriously people go fuck your selfs,
everyones supposed empathetic states are irish, you cant say shit to me, especially about moral standings and political correctness.

Rape in the dictionary should be redefined, as murdoch, philip green and well known harry potter auther J.K Rowling profiteer by non-obvious means thier lucrative non disposive ‘investment’ has paid dividends.  Im appaulled that knowone has had the bollocks to talk about this,  its not cynasism its reality, there are ways and ways of doing things as the utalitarian political philospopher Thomas Hobbes once said,

The secret thoughts of a man run over all things, holy, profane, clean, obscene, grave, and light, without shame or blame”


lil chris elstree studios…link that shit

July 25, 2007


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fucking funny

big bollocks like cock tonight, one word

DOUCHE

crokes


carribean copper about to get rejected…

July 20, 2007


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yeh, pissed it down in London today. Deptford market was under a foot of scummy water within 10minutes of rain.

needless to say, we got drenched.

I purchased a decimal converter book and a childrens ryhming book from 1928.

anyway