kill me tomorrow
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kill me tomorrow is a british crime thriller from 1957 about a reporter who uncovers a diamond smuggling plot .
kill me tomorrow' s caustic dance - punk is at first damaging and inebriating. but there is a remarkably catchy core to the songwriting beneath the spaz - out, drilling assaults .
in september 2005, local record label art fag released its debut album, a three - track collaboration between kill me tomorrow and long beach' s dance disaster movement. art fag is headed by local dj mario orduno, whose second release was the plot to blow up the eiffel tower' s cover of david bowie' s
boys keep swinging .
orduno settled on the art fag name after a discussion with dan wise from kill me tomorrow .
july 1960 review of “to kill a mockingbird” in san francisco sunday chronicle. image courtesy of library of congress
august 1960 review of
to kill a mockingbird
in time magazine. image courtesy of library of congress
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could i imagine my life without alcohol? this is one of the questions my doctor has asked me and this is one of the questions that my psychoanalyst asked me when i was in therapy. if somebody dared me or said that they would give me money or as a challenge to give up alcohol for a year, i’d do it tomorrow. because i’m very competitive. but i don’t want to imagine my life without alcohol; i’d be quite a bad role model, because drinking a lot isn’t really harming me .
july 1960 review of “to kill a mockingbird” in the mobile press - register. image courtesy of the alabama media group
edge of tomorrow
is a sci - fi
groundhog day
which is thrilling and smart. cruise and blunt are excellent .
edge of tomorrow is the perfect mix of blustering action and sci - fi thinky nonsense that is best enjoyed without picking at it too much .
before casino royale took james bond down a darker path, there was timothy dalton' s final 007 outing, licence to kill ...
“go set a watchman, ” which comes out tomorrow, tells the story of protagonist scout finch 20 years after the events of depression - era “to kill a mockingbird. ” published on july 11, 1960 to critical acclaim, “mockingbird” nabbed a pulitzer prize and eventually became an oscar - winning film .
“there was too much horror around me at the time for me to absorb more, ” civil rights leader andrew young said in the documentary. “we were aware of the harshness and brutality of segregation. ”
this might be the problem at the heart of tomorrow ’s tonal missteps. in trying to appeal to both the teen viewers and the adults watching with them, tomorrow has stumbled on a discord. when teen television caters for every niche, an ‘apply - all’ series, without a strong voice, feels morbidly unfocused .
tomorrow when the war began is currently screening on abc3. episode 2 airs 7: 30pm saturday 30 april and episode 1 can be found on abc iview .
licence to kill is a series highpoint. possibly even the highest point, once you accept the sacred cows of from russia with love and goldfinger weigh too heavy with legend to be properly measured. as psychologically - driven as any craig – but without the craig - era jump - and - waving, ‘look! i’m psychologically driven! respect me!' – licence to kill ditches the map and strikes deep into uncharted terrain .
edge of tomorrow is a decent time waster, but if you' re the sort of person who watches a movie every day, you should probably look for something better .
sometimes i have a glass of wine at home in front of the tv, but it tends to make me sleepy .
it’s not really an issue for me. i would definitely have a life with a lot less alcohol in it now .
at the heroin factory bond is finally unmasked and (almost) fed into a giant shredder. cue one of the great threats of the series. “when you’re up to your knees, ” snarls sanchez, “you’re gonna beg to tell me everything. when you’re up to your ankles, you’ll kiss my arse to kill you. ” the writers gift robert davi many zingers, and davi duly zings. the above line, for me, is the zingiest .
but his work is more than strong - handed, name - checking black pride, set to an iron cast template. the controversy surrounding the closing lines of “the blacker the berry”: “so why did i weep when trayvon martin was in the street when gang banging make me kill a nigga blacker than me? hypocrite! ” misses a core element of kendrick’s workflow, the vulnerability and street intelligence overlapping static ideology, the willingness to question himself and his community .
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a tale told through the eyes of multiple narrators, the garbageman and the prostitute is loosely based on kill me tomorrow' s album of the same name and includes graphic work by k8. wentz is the band' s primary lyricist, vocalist, and drummer. he works two jobs - - at the turf club and krakatoa - - and plays in another band with k8 called tender buttons. wentz says he has completed a second novel. k8 has her own clothing line (blood & guts) and works part - time at custom printing .
in 2010, tomorrow when the war began was adapted into a film, written and directed by stuart beattie and starring please like me ’s caitlin stasey as ellie. the film received mixed reviews, and its failure to break ground overseas (at a time when teen dystopia was just beginning to take off in the us) meant that no further instalments were made .
i have just had a baby and have three small children at home so i haven’t had the time to entertain it. it doesn’t interest me .
“as far as blackness is concerned, kendrick’s growing militancy is the result of growing consciousness. militancy is a natural reaction to a world that is out to kill you, ” mensah demary writes on lit hub .
i remember one time a taxi driver recognised me asleep in a field near my house and woke me up. i had obviously got close to the house and then given up and decided to have a kip in the field. he woke me up and said: ‘maybe i should drive you home’. but that’s the last time i ever tried whiskey. never since then have i had a really drunken night where i thought, ‘god, i really regret that’ .
kendrick performed at the 2015 bet awards on top of a vandalised police car with a shredded american flag in the background, with the words, “we hate po po wanna kill us dead in the streets for show”, echoing farthest .
drink is not a reward for me. for me a reward is chocolate. i do like going out for a few drinks with my friends and letting my hair down, but equally i have become so used to not drinking on nights out that i can honestly say i wouldn’t miss it in my life in the slightest .
i get drunk the odd time; i would describe me being drunk as me being tipsy. i don’t like being too out of control! i have had many hangovers. i would describe them the same way i would describe a maths test — some are easier than others but there’s always a formula that can help you out !
so i’m stuck in this dilemma where i can’t merely like both, but personally like the former more over the latter or visa - versa. i have to love one and hate the other. actually, forget that. i think they’re both fine stories. i might not like edge of tommorrow as much as all you need is kill, but i’m not going to hate it. no, i hate what edge of tomorrow stands for. it stands for hollywood, and hollywood sucks .
initially, my impressions of edge of tomorrow after having watched the film were fairly positive. for a plot that revolved around a time loop, it’s always a congratulatory thing for such media to avoid demonstrable tedium, nicely paced and balanced between epic action spectacles and hilariously morbid slapstick .
alcohol is of little or no interest to me. i drink with food and little more. it is not part of my social life. if i drank any less i would be teetotal. two pints of stout would render me insensible. wine is certainly my favourite tipple and i enjoy a glass with dinner but i am just as likely to drink a pint of milk .
edge of tomorrow also enjoyed financial and critical success upon general reception. it made me excited, considering the movie was adapted from a light novel, from japan, of all things. what with (at the time of this post’s) the recent theatrical releases of pacific rim and godzilla and an upcoming western live - action adaptation of monster, i was excited. i fervently hoped it opens the door for more mainstream western acceptance of the medium of anime. having said that, my feelings towards the film, or rather, the people who produced the film, who i will generally refer to collectively as hollywood, are now a lot more ambivalent after reading the manga for all you need is kill, which was also adapted from the same light novel .
on a scale of 1 to 10 (with 10 being the most important), i reckon drink is a 2 for me. i’d be perfectly fine without it and could easily not drink .
i don’t drink to get drunk, i actually like enjoying a beer every now and then. but then again, ask me on a hangover sunday and i will tell you i’m never drinking again !
an acupuncturist has since told me that my system is fire, and hence spirits fire me up too much. this i find to be true. still, my favourite drink is captain morgan, and the odd time i will drink it, just to enjoy the tomfoolery of being drunk. the next morning the cure is another drink. sometimes we can take life too seriously and getting drunk can be a great stress - buster .
i would never drink the night before going on air, so it quickly became the norm and it never bothered me. i realised i could still stay out dancing and chatting and have a laugh, without the hangover !
do i ever get drunk? honestly, not often enough for my age. i think it was the pain of hangovers that turned me off drinking regularly. my hangover cure would be orange juice, bacon and fresh air .
but i’ll always try to ward off the hangover by having a pint of water beside me and i’ll drink that. then i’ll have my alka - seltzer, berrocca, and honey and lemon tea and just get on with the day .
the cliché of bond’s eternal survival and, more pertinently, his enemies’ refusal to kill bond when such opportunity is presented, has become so established the audience rarely quibbles. simply taking the last three films: why doesn’t koskov dispose of bond privately rather than jail him in afghanistan? surely zorin could shoot bond and then burn down city hall? (zorin is a multiple offender). does kamal khan really need bond’s company at dinner, and does the monsoon palace not have any cells? hey, you roll with it. so ultimate respect for licence to kill for forging a narrative in which failure on bond’s part wouldn’t mean a twisted ear and a spot of dinner .
not a good candidate for this line of questions as i have been a pioneer since taking the pledge at 12 years of age. lucky me, as being in the hotel business means drink is readily available, so i may have had a weakness !
wine is the devil when it comes to hangovers for me, so i avoid it at all costs. a lot of my days off are spent minding / chasing my nephews and nieces, so on those days a hangover is totally out of the question .
actually, when you think about it the movie’s ending is pure nightmare fuel, first of all, there is no guarantee that cage actually scaped the loop actually is heavily hinted that he got caught in an even worst one than the first time. also the war is still going at the end, which means they have to kill god - knows how many of those “brains” .
the kids of this tomorrow are a lot cooler than the daggy country teens of the 2010 film; kevin (andrew creer), a true - blue country boy played in the film by the corn - fed lincoln lewis, now sports a man bun and a permanently pensive / moody expression. lee (jon prasida), violinist son to vietnamese - australian restaurant owners, is now an aspiring electronic music producer .
i drink far less than i used to in my twenties, i’m happy to say. when i think of the hours i wasted talking gibberish (and listening to it) in the pub, i weep. i dislike being around drunks. they bore or frighten me .
a jaunty country - pop song tinkles over pastel - filtered shots of teens frolicking in the bush, gentle shots of ferns and rose petals… armed soldiers on watch, curls of barbed wire and overturned trucks set ablaze. by the time the bold, broken letters of the title card appear, i’m confounded by the mixed messages. from the very beginning, the abc’s tomorrow series employs tonal inconsistencies startling enough to give you whiplash .
a wonderful, non - judgmental doctor. he told me i’d such an endless amount of creative energy that i needed to focus it, and channel it into my paintings. this i did and in doing so i drink less. i guess some drinks suit us and some drinks don’t .
alexus' s depression is eating her alive. she longs for an escape from the prison of her life. one day she accidentally witnesses a mass murder and she soon finds that she might get exactly what she wished for. devastatingly handsome, artus is a vampire that relishes a good kill. his newest victim is a girl that saw what no human was meant to. to his surprise, she' s recepti
as i’ve got older i have less of a taste for drink. since enda died 15 years ago i have lived on my own and so i would never take a drink on my own. the enjoyment of a drink for me is the chat, it’s the to and fro with people .
i wouldn’t really use drink as a reward. i don’t seem to get that same unwind from alcohol that i hear people talking about. if i was told i could never drink again today it really wouldn’t bother me. if you took my coffee away though, that would be another story .
perhaps the best example of the tonal discord is this: a key moment in the book involves ellie turning an unassuming ride - on mower into a deadly bomb. the bomb saves her and her friends from capture by the enemy; it also kills two soldiers, one who, she notes, isn’t much older than her. in tomorrow, they show the scene twice – at the end of the first episode, as a tense, well - crafted action scene, and to begin the second episode, where they replay it as a bit of fun pyrotechnics with some “hip”, energetic electro - rock scored underneath, stripping the scene of its gravitas. this is the moment ellie realises that she will kill to protect herself – and worse, that she’s naturally good at it – and this becomes yet another creative choice that begs the question: what were they thinking ?
“this is in no way a sociological novel. it underlines no cause. it answers no programs, ” he said in a july 1960 review. “casually, on the side, as it were, ‘to kill a mockingbird’ is a novel of strong contemporary national significance. as such it deserves serious consideration. but first of all it is a story so admirably done that it must be called both honorable and engrossing. ”
far from impressed, fox’s rivera tore in incredulously: “this is why i say hip - hop has done more damage to african - american youths than racism. ” kendrick responded on tmz live: “how can you take a song that’s about hope and turn it into hatred? the overall message is ‘we’re gonna be alright. ’ it’s not the message of ‘i wanna kill people” but would wait till “damn” to lecture back elaborately .
my favourite drink is probably lager. but i drink everything. i drink red wine, white wine, gin, everything except whiskey. i think that whiskey, for me anyway, is too much of an emotional drink. whatever part of your brain whiskey taps into it’s certainly not the crack .
if somebody said to me today, for whatever reason, you can never drink alcohol again for the rest of your life, i wouldn’t be upset. i would just say, ‘ok, fine’. but if they said you could never have a piece of cake or chocolate ever again, i probably would cry .
is there really a cure for hangovers? i don’t think so, and i don’t think it’s at the top of the medical agenda. but, for me, i always cure a hangover with brunch, lunch, food, anything i can eat really. i also think a good laugh with friends helps a lot !
from spirited responses to police brutality and gang violence like “alright”, “the blacker the berry” and “sing about me”, and black self - love anthems like “i” and “complexion (zulu love) ”, to coming - of - age stories like “fear”, “cartoons and cereal” and “money trees”, kendrick’s literary mantle stretches to the floor .
i gave up drink at 17. an older man, observing me take a flute of champagne at an rte reception — i was just about to present my first radio series — commented that i was planning to go into the two lines of business (showbusiness and journalism) which allowed you to be an alcoholic for free .
like most teetotallers, i swamp food in alcohol. my grand marnier souffle is to die for. and you might die waiting for it because i’m too nervous to make it for others, too guilty to make it just for me, and the man in my life is contemptuous in roughly equal measure of souffles and grand marnier .
if i’m at a social occasion, you might see me being photographed with a glass of wine in my hand — nine out of 10 times i’m holding that because i’m not really sure what else to do with my hands. i think it’s nice to use a prop. getting drunk is something that i have no interest in .
i believe our drink culture is changing. i think we are becoming more european in our approach to drink. it’s about moderation. our generation should be leading by example. it worries me that it is still acceptable for a teenager to drink in this country way before the legal age limit: it’s like their rite of passage .
the only problem with that was how not drinking revealed how mind - bendingly boring most of the social events i had to be at were. so i stopped socialising, too. which got me out of smoke - filled pubs long before the smoking ban. saved money. giving up booze was a lifelong liberation in one easy move .
small things annoyed me, like the disparate filming locations, which lack the specificity that would give wirrawee and its surrounds a real sense of place, and are guaranteed to rankle anyone with even basic knowledge of the victorian countryside (the kids go from barwon heads, to clunes, to hanging rock in a fairly unconvincing space of time) .
after a stellar 2015 at the australian box office (with strong showings from mad max: fury road, the dressmaker, holding the man and paper planes), confidence in australian filmmaking is higher, and it seems a smart bet that young viewers will take to a locally produced teen drama as they have done with nowhere boys and ready for this. i’m just not sure tomorrow, a series that misunderstands its target audience and fails to harness the distinctive voice of australian teen tv, is the best show to bet on .
in tomorrow, ellie (molly daniels), her best mate corrie (the glorious madeleine madden) and a group of friends set off from their small town, wirrawee, for a camping trip in the mysterious hell, an isolated, hard - to - reach pocket of the bush. while they are away, australia is attacked by a foreign power, and when the kids return to find their families captured by the invading army, they decide to fight back guerrilla - style, using their knowledge of the local landscape to their advantage .
alexus suffers from acute depression after living a life full of abuse and heartache. her father and her older brothers thomas and brian were the worst offenders when it came to alexus’ abuse. they tried to control every aspect of her life, tried to make her conform and fall in line. and now she wants to kill herself. she doesn’t know how until she meets a vampire named artus who could easily bite her neck and drain her dry. things take a much different direction when artus can’t bring himself t
when “mockingbird” was published, several of the most inciting moments of the civil rights movement had yet to occur; white supremacists had yet to kill four girls in a church bombing in birmingham, alabama, and the police brutality against the voting rights marchers of selma, alabama had yet to be televised. months before martin luther king, jr. gave his “i have a dream” speech on the steps of the lincoln memorial, gregory peck gave his acceptance speech for his portrayal of southern lawyer and moral compass atticus finch .
my drinking has changed. i really hate the feeling of being hung - over, so i try to limit what i drink when i go out. don’t get me wrong, i’m still happy on a night out when i go a bit crazy with my friends, but usually if i have had a really long day at work i will have a glass of wine with a friend .
yet no villain matches sanchez for menace. if he uncovered bond, he would kill bond. simple as that. not quite ‘why don’t you just shoot him’ because sanchez wouldn’t just shoot him. he’d exact a far nastier retribution. but exact it he would. no locking bond in a windowed room, no escorting bond round the pad and feeding him dinner, no leaving bond in a perilous situation and then departing for tea. if sanchez wanted bond dead, bond would be killed. thoroughly. such ruthlessness is refreshing and admirable on the writers’ behalf .
i think drink can affect me actually quite quickly because i am quite slight. i can’t afford to get out of control. i don’t think i have that much tolerance for alcohol because i’m not that used to it. i never want to get myself into that position. i don’t like it. i suppose i’m really busy as well. i don’t have time to have a hangover the next day .
i try to drink water during a night out because i do get quite bad hangovers. for me the hangover cure, depends on the level of the hangover. i would sleep as long as i could because sleep is the only thing to cure a hangover. but when you’re hung - over you never sleep in, so i would usually be up about 9. 30am and i’d have bacon and eggs on toast .
alexus' s depression is eating her alive. she longs for an escape from the prison of her life. one day she accidentally witnesses a mass murder and she soon finds that she might get exactly what she wished for. devastatingly handsome, artus is a vampire that relishes a good kill. his newest victim is a girl that saw what no human was meant to. to his surprise, she' s receptive to the idea of him draining her dry. even more surprising is the dawning realization that he doesn' t want to. a novel of the some by day, some by night series .
like the resulting film, the pre - credits is woefully underrated – perhaps ‘ignored’ is a more accurate term. (at least people take the time to slag the film off .) licence to kill doesn’t have a true beginning. we burst into the middle of several stories: felix’s wedding, lupe’s lover and the dea pursuit of sanchez, all separate yet fatally intertwined. this is rather brilliant narrative economy, setting up the whole film in barely ten minutes. we know sanchez is a big deal because felix ditches his own wedding; we realise this might be the climax of a long and arduous chase .
between from russia with love, goldfinger and the spy who loved me, connery and moore shared three films both great and personally definitive. each perfectly showcase their actor’s vision of bond. (connery being connery, he made two: the gritty and the flashy .) a signature film is rare. brosnan never quite managed it, craig hasn’t yet – both wonderful bonds but neither produced a masterpiece that could only be their masterpiece .
and you know what? i was actually fine with these changes. i’m of the belief that adaptations don’t have to follow their source materials that strictly. it’s not like edge of tomorrow didn’t have its own strengths, most notably present in the two main characters not being overpowered as all hell. to be honest, i’m well. i really am so long as they follow them at least in some general spirit. it might not stand up as hot to some other iteration, but movies in general should be judged by their own merits. and through it all, as aforementioned, they made a pretty well executed and pretty entertaining movie in the end .
while he places his name among the genre’s immortals, nas, pac and eminem, in the ungenerous verse, his ambition overlaps hip - hop. speaking on “to pimp a butterfly”, he said he wanted the album to be talked about “the way bob dylan or the beatles or jimi hendrix are talked about. when my time has come on earth, i want it to live longer than me, for the grandkids and their kids. ”
well, rip out my heart and shove it down my neck, this adaptation ripped the soul out of the source material. never mind not keeping the themes, the movie didn’t even keep the source material’s general tonal orientation. the movie ends with everyone surviving, the world being saved, and the guy likely getting the girl. cliche, sure, but not egregious to me. the manga, on the other hand, ends in tragedy .
i live in small town north carolina and i enjoy writing adult novels of varying genres. music is a huge part of my life. it inspires me to write and there is always a song in my head and in my heart. dreams also influence my work tremendously. if i' m not writing an exciting story, i am certainly reading one! i like to escape in books to worlds beyond reality, and create my own worlds as well. i' m a
i never feel hung - over after a night out, so i continue as normal with my day. my rule is that if i do have a few drinks, it can’t affect my ability to function the following day. that’s where drinking lots of water and drinking moderately is the best approach for me. i feel that drinking starts to become a problem when it affects your brain and body the next day. i really enjoy a glass of champagne on special occasions, though .
if i did drink, i’d never drink gin because gin drinkers age quickly and gin drinkers who smoke develop a powdered pumice - stone look like a battered prehistoric statue. i’d never drink stout because my uncle dermot introduced me to it at christmas when i was six and i’m still not fully over it, because i expected it to taste of chocolate with cream on top and it so didn’t. i might go for cider, because one of the women i most admire is a cider drinker .
now the internet is a one - stop shop for tv from around the world, it’s much easier for teen audiences to find entertainment that works for them beyond the 5. 30pm slot on abc kids. if you like adult - skewing shows about shirtless paranormal hunks, or a series with a razor focus on youth mental illness or a saccharine musical comedy, there is an abundance of options online. creating a more traditional teen drama, like ready for this or degrassi ’s new netflix incarnation, next class, can therefore be a gamble. as tv’s growing accessibility allows teenagers to explore more diverse viewing options, how does an earnest, younger - skewing series like tomorrow fare among the myriad delights that age up content and cater for every ya niche ?
management: unlike more formal entries, this post is just me kind of freewheeling some hate i’ve worked up on something or other. i intend they be civil, but they are rants. they are demonstrably more passionately accusatory towards something or someone, but the points i’ll make will at least be coherent. i won’t do these on a regular basis. they’ll just spontaneously spring to life one day in a conversation, and i’d rather at least the reasonableness, if not the rhetoric, of my sentiments aren’t forgotten .
don’t get me wrong — on a very special occasion it’s nice to have a big night out, but i do everything possible to avoid a dreaded hangover the next day. i have noticed a major difference in my skin and body since i cut my alcohol intake. i feel so much better about myself. alcohol is one of the worst factors for cellulite, plus it dehydrates you. i like taking care of myself, my body, and my skin. dehydration is one of the major causes of wrinkles .
i never drink before i go on stage because i think i was always warned against it. all the older comedians warned me: ‘never get into the habit of drinking before you go on stage... we got into the habit of it and we all ended up with problems. it became a crutch. ’ i never drink before i go on stage, except for maybe coffee and water, but after a show you’ve got this huge adrenalin high and there’s no way you could go home and watch netflix .
but what worries me the most, both in the movie and the manga, is that apparently as long as a “brain” (or “server” as they’re called in the manga) exist, the “looper” can’t scape the loops and will go back whenever he dies, which means that even if they manage to clear the earth of brains / servers, surely somewhere on the universe there are more of them. and the main character goes back regardless of how they die, which means you can’t scape even by winning the war and dying from old age .
i was drunk once, almighty drunk. it was in athlone. i can’t remember everything. all i remember is how bad i felt the next day. i vowed that never again would i do that. i think i was in my thirties — it was a festival occasion. i don’t know what made me do it but it’s the only time ever and i can remember the feeling of not being in control of myself and then i remember feeling so rotten the next day. but i never again felt like that. no, thank god !
even though i consider myself someone who does not drink often, i feel it takes a good amount for me to get drunk. i have been told i handle my liquor well. i never ever like being sloppy, so i know what my limits are and i don’t cross them. there is a difference between having fun and just being plain trashy and sloppy. it’s one of my biggest pet peeves. don’t be that girl with filthy barefeet waiting on a cab because your feet hurt from heels and you’re too drunk to stand! no. no .
wentz says ,
i was talking to a very old friend of mine in the northwest about the book, saying i needed to get some blurbs together and she told me she knew a few authors. i asked her if i might have heard of any of them. she said bill vollmann, and i just about fell out of my chair. k8 [ wentz' s wife ] and i have known her for years, and she never mentioned him before. she said she' d give him a manuscript, but not to hold my breath. i held my breath .
poor krest’s demise is truly horrific. partly due to the preceding scene: we know something horrible is bound to happen, so already we’re on edge. and then it happens – “that’s not my money! ” “that’s right, amigo: it’s mine! ” – and my word. of the many, many, many unpleasant deaths flaunted throughout the bond series, literally popping someone’s head in a decompression chamber is surely the worst of the lot. krest screams, his head swells like a balloon, then explodes. give me piranhas any day. if anybody can nominate a more hideous demise the floor is yours .
i have no idea [ how we do it ], but it all somehow keeps happening ,
wentz says .
maybe because i don' t know how to do anything else and the alternative is transience. we just work on all of it at the same time, letting the mediums bleed into one another. i prefer it that way... . i had fairly severe insomnia growing up, but it seldom hits me now. if it does and it' s bad, my brain begins composing several things simultaneously at a manic rate until i feel so deranged i have to get out of bed and get as much of it down as i can .
i live in small town north carolina and i enjoy writing adult novels of varying genres. music is a huge part of my life. it inspires me to write and there is always a song in my head and in my heart. dreams also influence my work tremendously. if i' m not writing an exciting story, i am certainly reading one! i like to escape in books to worlds beyond reality, and create my own worlds as well. i' m a serious movie buff and i love a good fantasy, horror, or sci - fi film! in my spare time, i love watching anime, sewing costumes, gaming, and taking pictures. follow my blog at urltoken
the script is dodgy – it takes too long to get to the action in the first episode, which waits until the 31st of its 45 minutes to really show that something is wrong. the six kids are poorly fleshed out, even in two lengthy opening episodes, saddled with bad, halting dialogue – homer (narek arman), the gorgeous idiot bad boy of marsden’s novels, arrives with the introduction, ‘g’day, what’s up, i’m homer, ’ to which ellie cringeworthily jokes, ‘as in simpson. ’ his determination to wear a hideous fedora hat, even when running from armed soldiers trying to shoot him, vexed me non - stop. there’s also an irksome love triangle brewing between ellie, her beau lee and the hyper - religious robyn, played by fantine banulski as a desperate stalker type .
i can’t stand the feeling of being drunk, and i couldn’t tell you the last time i actually got drunk. i have a very clear switch - off button, so the minute i feel tipsy, i move straight on to the water for the rest of the night. the idea of being out of control or not remembering the night really scares me. with alcohol, i can take it or leave it. i’m just as happy to drive on a night out as i am to leave the car at home and have a few drinks. again, i can’t remember the last time i had a hangover either. i don’t drink wine because i find it quite sugary, or cocktails, so i tend to stick to a lighter drink like vodka with soda water and lime, plus i always drink water alongside alcoholic drinks. so i find that combination definitely helps to hydrate the system .
warner bros rarely pushed lead roles pat o' brien' s way. even so, it' s hard to fathom why he crossed the atlantic for the starring role in this far - fetched b - movie. you might expect an impoverished father trying to fund his son' s eye operation to resort to some pretty desperate tactics but confessing to a murder in order to raise the money? hardly the behaviour of an ace reporter, although he does come to his senses in time to crack a diamond - smuggling racket. terence fisher directs with little enthusiasm, but it' s worth hanging in there to catch the debut of tommy steele .
a poverty - stricken journalist hits on a unique method of raising the money to pay for his desperately ill son' s operation - confessing to a murder he never committed. melodrama, with pat o' brien, george coulouris and lois maxwell, better known as miss moneypenny in the first 14 bond movies .
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kill me tomorrow is a 1957 british crime film directed by terence fisher . it stars pat o'brien and lois maxwell . it was made by tempean films at southall studios in west london . the film features a cameo by tommy steele . 
kill me tomorrow is a 1957 british crime film directed by terence fisher. it stars pat o'brien and lois maxwell. it was made by tempean films at southall studios in west london. the film features a cameo by tommy steele.
kill me tomorrow is a 1957 british crime film directed by terence fisher. it stars pat o'brien and lois maxwell. it was made by tempean films at southall studios in west london. the film features a cameo by tommy steele.