Slow day in history...
I like the BBC news website and I especially like the 'On this Day' section.
May 31st has seen some historic events but friend of George Michael and all-round media attention deficit disorder sufferer Geri Halliwell leaving the Spice Girls sitting amongst Cambodian bombings, Arthur Miller's guilty verdict, English football teams being banned from Europe and a vietnam buddhist burning to death can only be explained as the theme for a new sculpture by Jake and Dinos Chapman.
I can even see their model version of the betitted, former union jack dress wearing, talent free vacuum urging the 17 year old buddhist girl who burned to death in 1966 to get in touch with her 'Girl Power!' if she wanted to make a difference.
May 31st has seen some historic events but friend of George Michael and all-round media attention deficit disorder sufferer Geri Halliwell leaving the Spice Girls sitting amongst Cambodian bombings, Arthur Miller's guilty verdict, English football teams being banned from Europe and a vietnam buddhist burning to death can only be explained as the theme for a new sculpture by Jake and Dinos Chapman.
I can even see their model version of the betitted, former union jack dress wearing, talent free vacuum urging the 17 year old buddhist girl who burned to death in 1966 to get in touch with her 'Girl Power!' if she wanted to make a difference.
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Tuesday, May 31, 2005
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