En Poll, Page 16.

Get your filth off my life.

Big Job Doom Thing, Page 70.

What you don't know may not hurt you, but the little bits you do know can scare the shit out of you.

En Poll, Page 13.

Images of dead trees and the burnt out carcasses of cars.

I Drew, Page 136.

We all store memories as caricatures, but with our own personal degree of amplification.

Big Job Doom Thing, Page 64, II.

Carter play a 20-minute live set at the HMV megastore in Oxford Street, which ends in chaos with people crowd-surfing and climbing up onto the record racks to dive off from A-Ha to Cher to Devo to Genesis. Piles of CD cases are knocked over and trashed and eventually somebody from HMV cuts the electricity and stops the gig. Everyone starts hissing and booing and Jon Beast is asked to go onstage to calm things down. He does so by announcing, 'FEEL FREE TO SHOPLIFT NOW!'

My Gyp, Page 218.

'Real smarts begin when you quit quoting other people'.

Big Job Doom Thing, Page 64.

We were also asked to not talk about the war when we were interviewed on the radio; DJs had already been sacked for doing so. The whole country was stuck in an episode of 'Fawlty Towers'. Conversely, when we went to Germany and Holland, the radio's reaction there was the exact opposite. Because there was a war on, they were playing "Give Peace A Chance", and while we were Sellotaping the front cover of The Sun newspaper to our windows, the Germans were hanging out white flags and peace symbols.

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