Posted February 14, 2013 by Keyser Söze under Art Appreciation, breasts, Courage under Fire, Crowd Control
Keyser’s written about the scene of the death of Surrey in The Tudors before. That was when I first saw it late last summer. I noted back then rather briefly how affecting I found the scene, and I’ve thought a bit more about it in the interim. I thought I’d share these ruminations with you [...]
Posted April 15, 2012 by Keyser Söze under Corporal Punishment, Courage under Fire, HIstory, Music criticism, There Will Always be an England, YouTube
Russians are at times wacky people. This guy got it into his head to climb up to the top of the Bolshevik sculpture on the roof of this building: I’m sure the regular breed of Lair reader would never be stupid enough to do such a thing, but for the stray reader who winds up [...]
Posted April 9, 2012 by Keyser Söze under Air Travel, Bad Idea of the Day, Be All You Can Be, Courage under Fire, Don't Look Down, PSA, Some People Are Nuts, Tourism, Travel, Triumph of the Human Spirit, Up and At 'Em!, USSR, YouTube
Posted November 15, 2011 by Keyser Söze under Bad Dates, Bring Out Your Dead, Corporal Punishment, Courage under Fire
I was watching a rerun of the last two episodes of The Tudors on the television last night, and found this scene very affecting. The guy in question, the Earl of Surrey, was instrumental in introducing the sonnet style of poetry into the English language. At the end, he quotes a bit from a poem [...]
Posted August 28, 2011 by Keyser Söze under Courage under Fire, Crime and Punishment, Music criticism, YouTube
There’s one in every crowd.
Posted November 28, 2010 by Keyser Söze under Babes, Courage under Fire
Loyal readers are no doubt aware that Keyser now weighs 37 lbs. less than he did at the end of July (when he was 10-15 lbs. less than the year before). Well, in accordance with the ancient Greek notion that you can get a full serving from the shit jar or a 50-50 split between [...]
Posted February 15, 2010 by Keyser Söze under Courage under Fire, Life and Death, Old Fart, People are Nuts, Personal Relationships
Keyser’s loyal readers have probably already seen this clip that purports to show a Georgian reporter named Tamara Urushadze getting shot at and grazed while reporting live: It’s sort of interesting to read through the YouTube comments. Half the commenters (often Russian stooges) think that this is a fake. They quibble that if it was [...]
Posted August 17, 2008 by Keyser Söze under Courage under Fire, Georgia, Video, YouTube