
STEPHEN FRY: WHAT I WISH I’D KNOWN WHEN I WAS 18 from Peter Samuelson on Vimeo.
I have always been a big fan of Stephen Fry, from Black Adder to his journeys through America and so on…
A friend posted a clip of him a week or so ago of his part in the “intelligence (squared)” debate, The Catholic Church is a force for good in the world. I watched it twice and went on to acquire the full debate where Anne Whitticomb’s* voice and delivery made a (basically) fundamentalist seem the lesser of two evils. My point or the purpose of this post is to suggest these clips as intelligent ways to pass the minutes/hours one thinks about whether or not to procrastinate and the cognition of, if one enjoys the acting of an individual, one may also relate the person and their opinions.
*don’t know or care
I hope this post is not as the title says. Yep this is a photo of myself front and centre in a post half about my pals blog and half about excitement. The blog is Never To Be Seen and it’s author is really good human. I have been fortunate enough to skate with him quite a few times over the last year. His blog is definitely worth finishing! I was really excited when during my daily troll of blogs to see a picture of myself, I mean this in the most un-arrogant of ways, I was just stoked as in 10 years of wheelie boarding this is about the 5th time I have actually seen of my skating, further more stoked that it was worthy of a post on an enjoyable blog.
Eastbound and Down – Part 1 from RVCA on Vimeo.















