When I was a boy
Jumble
sales helped good causes
Raise
some cash
And
if the jumble didn’t sell it
The rag and bone man
Took away the trash
In the eighties
Turning
people’s junk into cash
Then
later eBay appeared
Taking
things once valuable
And
selling them like trash
Who saw her die?
What’s
eating Gilbert grape
When
worlds collide
Where
sinners meet
Why
we fight
I queued in the building society
Waiting
my turn patiently
At
window number one
Sat
a blonde tanned by the sun
And
at window number two
A
petite brunette was in view
I
waited, wondering excitedly
Which
young beauty would serve me
When
light number three came alight
I
was faced with a dreadful sight
The
girl looked like a moose
With
flesh all flabby and loose
With
hair unkempt and wild
Doubtless
she was the love child
Of
a coupling quite absurd
Like
Arthur Mullard and Bella Emberg
“The Dead Zone” is a horror thriller, screenplay by Jeffrey Boam, based on the Novel by Stephen King and Directed by David Cronenberg.
When a survivor from a road accident awakes
from a coma after five years, schoolteacher Johnny Smith (Christopher Walken)
discovers he has psychic abilities, when he touches someone, he gets visions of
the past, present or the deadly future.
However after five years he finds life has
moved on without him, his girlfriend Sarah Bracknell (Brooke Adams) is now
married; he no longer has a job and he's basically crippled due to his muscles
having atrophied.
So he struggles to find his place in the
world, but along the way he does use his abilities to help Sheriff Bannerman
(Tom Skerritt) solve a murder case.
He then helps to save a child's life but when
he discovers the chilling fate for the world, he must save everyone from an
evilly corrupt presidential hopeful Greg Stillson (Martin Sheen) but at what
cost.
Character stalwarts, Herbert Lom, Anthony
Zerbe and Colleen Dewhurst provide excellent support to the stars in the
gripping movie.
Who is Harry Kellerman and why is he saying these terrible things about me
What’s
up tiger lily?
When
the Daltons ride
Where’s
jack
Why
the dickens
I learned that if someone
Says
something unkind about me,
I
must live my life
So
that no one will believe it of me
