Bill the Butcher

Bill the Butcher http://dockbillin.multiply.com/ If I'm to put up one word to describe myself, it would be "writer". Writing is compulsive with me. It's what keeps me sane. If you're one of the people looking for random friend additions on Multiply, I'm highly likely to reject your request. For some reason I keep getting invites from people I have never encountered and with whom I have nothing in common. People who don't think don't belong with me. People with ultra-right wing views don't belong with me. Nor do prudes or those with no sense of humour. I am, incidentally, far left wing in my political views, and an unreconstructed atheist. If you don't like that, that's your problem, not mine. Wed, 27 Aug 2008 03:05:29 -0000 Tue, 26 Aug 2008 15:52:55 -0000 Bill the Butcher http://images.dockbillin.multiply.com/logo http://dockbillin.multiply.com 100 100 Let Kashmir Go <img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/world/images/attachement/jpg/site1/20080819/000802aa2f4d0a14d22d12.jpg" border="0">There’s an old story about a miser who had caused all his wealth to be converted into a chunk of gold. Every night he would take the gold out from where he had hid it in a hole in the garden and gloat over it. One day the inevitable happened – a thief found the gold and stole it. The miser was weeping over the stolen gold when a sage happened by. He told the man – “Take a stone and put it in the hole and take it out every night and gloat over it, imagining it’s your gold. It will do you precisely as much good as your gold which you put in the garden.” I’m reminded of this story each time I consider how the Incredible Democracy of India (IDI) treats that part of it which is called Kashmir. (It actually treats the states of the North East a good deal worse, but the difference is that the North East doesn’t exist as far as the average “mainstream” Indian is concerned – most of them have literally never heard of it.) A potted history of Kashmir since the 1930s: Kashmir actually compris... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1134/Let_Kashmir_Go Tue, 26 Aug 2008 15:52:55 -0000 Gays are Evil (Anyone who doesn't know me and is getting all set to blow a gasket about this is advised to research my actual attitude towards homosexuals before blowing a fuse...Bill)    <img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://images.dockbillin.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SLQkjwoKCn0AAFIPpRk1/gayrights.jpg?et=g1PjC4oaQWHOiq%2BQKZdfzw&nmid=0" border="0"> Gays are evil, don’t you know the truth Servants of Satan, corrupters of youth. They want to destroy religion, society and all<a href="http://dockbillin.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SLQkjwoKCn0AAFIPpRk1"></a> That they say so glibly holds us in thrall.   Gays are evil, believe it, now do Before they turn their evil eyes on you. Gays will hurt you and cause you harm Hug you with hatred and keep you all warm.   Gays are evil, don’t you all know In the Devil’s way they all do go Clever and friendly? It’s a big lie They’ll make sure that in hell you’ll fry.   Gays are evil, enemies of the race Creative and friendly all to your face They plot in secret – your world they do hate And have planned for it a terrible fate.   Gays want you to be gay – that’s what they need More lesbians and homos to obey their creed Enemies of family and parenthood and such As... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1133/Gays_are_Evil Tue, 26 Aug 2008 15:44:19 -0000 The undisposable society <img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://images.dockbillin.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SLNsVQoKCn0AABlAcGs1/r210553-807967.jpg?et=PYLqxxE%2BOnu5CBACEyllhQ&nmid=0" border="0">Sometime back I got one of those self-consciously "funny-but-makes-you-think" e-mail forwards. This one went something like this: "You're a desi (ie Indian) if you...blah blah...save old jars and reuse them...blah blah blah...use old towels as dishcloths...blah blah." I normally ignore this sort of stuff, but I was stricken by the fact that the reuse of jars and old towels seemed to be something the character who wrote this originally (almost certainly an Indian software engineer domiciled in the US) thought worthy of making fun of. And then I remembered that often - and even more often in recent days - I read in the papers right wing columnists and economists bemoaning the fact that Indians have yet to "develop a disposable culture". You know the reason - those who save old jars and towels don't buy custom-built jars and new dishcloths, etc, so the profits of the bastards are hit. But the way they present it, it's as though it's some kind of national disgrace that we don't follow the... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1132/The_undisposable_society Tue, 26 Aug 2008 02:37:33 -0000 The Burden of Heroes This is a story of a hero and how he met a monster.   The hero was a wandering adventurer, a rescuer of damsels, a seeker of fortune, a slayer of dragons, invincible on the battlefield, passionate in love, known throughout the Seven Kingdoms. His name he had long since thrown away as no longer useful. Now he was simply the Hero.   The Hero rode a steed black as night, and he was clad in plate armour black as the depths of the sea where the sun never shone, and he carried on his back his mighty Sword, whose name was Ybore. His great triangular shield bore on it the Device of the Fifty Silver Stars, and he rode always alone.   The Hero would find danger and rout it. He would seek out and destroy evil and punish the maleficent. It was a path not questioned; it was his Destiny. He would not rest till evil was gone from the earth.   When the Hero rode on his way, the earth smoked and the air seemed to burn, and the very waters turned red to mark his passage. Everyone kne... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1131/The_Burden_of_Heroes_ Sat, 23 Aug 2008 14:58:44 -0000 Done writing the book! I've just finished writing Call Of The Khokkosh (originally titled Guardian At The Gate, which title I've retained for the first chapter only) - all 24 chapters of it. To remind you - the first six chapters are here for all readers, and the next five only for contacts, but only temporarily. Within 48 hours I intend to pull all except for the first three, so if you want to read any part of it but haven't - read it now. I have been sending enquiries out to as many literary agents as possible, and so far three have asked me to send portions to them for reading. Let's see how it turns out. In the meantime, I have sacrificed food and sleep to write this book. I began writing it on 29 July, so it's rather less than a month since I started. I shall therefore be taking today off and not touch the computer till tomorrow evening. Last night I almost didn't sleep. When I dozed off I dreamt of a museum where, upstairs, monsters resembling Jabba the Hutt's <a href="http://www.starwars.com/databank/creature/rancor/">pet rancor</a> in Return Of The Jedi picked up hum... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1130/Done_writing_the_book Fri, 22 Aug 2008 07:46:50 -0000 Being stung reminded me of this <img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://www.clipartof.com/images/clipart/xsmall2/4131_male_beekeeper_checking_a_honeybee_apiary_bee_hives.jpg" border="0">I read in one of Carl Sagan's books about a certain episode in 19th Century England. Beekeepers suddenly had a massive drop in their honey collections. So major was this problem that they finally got together and called in a biologist, a man called Charles Darwin (maybe some of you may vaguely recall having heard of him). This Darwin studied the situation and told the beekeepers that to remedy the situation they must...get more cats. The 'keepers, fortunately, had the faith in science to accept this bizarre suggestion and acquired cats in greater numbers, after which the honey yield went right back up again. Here's how it worked. The bees fed primarily on the nectar of clover growing in the fields. A population of field mice also ate the clover. Now the field mice were going through a population explosion and gobbling up all the clover. Result - no nectar left over for the bees. Now, imagine this happened in India, now, today. Let's see the likely scenario: 1. Honey yields fall drastical... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1129/Being_stung_reminded_me_of_this Thu, 21 Aug 2008 15:52:14 -0000 Now you know. Ever wondered why news is no longer "news" but has become "infotainment" - propaganda, in other words? Ever wondered why the "news" now resembles a plug for a political party or corporate entity? Well, there was a time when you were a "viewer" or a "reader" of news. No longer. Now, you're a "consumer". Any basic economics textbook will tell you in the first couple of chapters that any concern that wishes to stay afloat must give the consumers what they want. Therefore, you can't have any real news any more, because it might turn off your consumers . You can only have packaged, slanted garbage. And if they can't twist the news to make packaged, slanted garbage, they'll invent packaged, slanted garbage and pass it off as "news". And so you can stop wondering why the news claims Georgia was attacked by Russia and why so much time is wasted on which Hollywood star is sleeping with whom.   http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1128/Now_you_know. Thu, 21 Aug 2008 15:20:02 -0000 The Sting Operation <a href="http://dockbillin.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SK1@TwoKCn0AABnRn6Q1"><img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://images.dockbillin.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SK1@TwoKCn0AABnRn6Q1/BumbleBee-OnPavement.jpg?et=z6CPTpxO%2ClfAhRWemiRwUw&nmid=0" border="0"></a>Early yesterday morning, I got stung, in bizarre circumstances, by a bumblebee. Hey, I didn't know bumblebees could sting. And it was around dawn, and I didn't know bumblebees could have enough body heat to be active at that hour. In any case, you'll understand that I had no blame in the episode. I did not disturb the bee  or try to grab it or anything. It happened this way: A spider had, during the night, built a large and sticky web right across my garden path. In the dawn light, before sunrise, this web was well-nigh invisible. I walked right through the web.  And the bumblebee had been caught in the web and was struggling to be free. So, when I broke the web, the bumblebee, swinging on its thread, struck my right middle finger. I saw it at the last possible second and withdrew my hand in pure reflex action, but just too late. It was like fire exploding on the back of my finger. I don't know much about bumblebee stings. Unlike wasps, which I have been stung by in the past, hone... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1127/The_Sting_Operation Thu, 21 Aug 2008 14:40:41 -0000 He that pisseth against the wall <img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://imgs13.stockmediaserver.com/th170/PhotoNonStop/622759.jpg" border="0">These days I sleep very little, and when I do, I generally have long, complicated, and multi-themed dreams, most of which vanish from my memory on waking. A bit of last night's (or, to be precise, this morning's) dream stuck in my mind, though. You've heard of the favela tours some Rio de Janeiro tour groups promote?  Well, it was something like that. Those of you who are Indian will know this; those who aren't will probably have heard of this: the Great Indian Habit of urinating in public, behind every tree and against every wall. So in my dream there was this group of European tourists (assorted ages and of both sexes, but mostly young and male) who were being taken on a Pissing Tour of Indian cities. Yes, you got that right - a pissing tour of Indian cities, where they got to line up behind trees and pee in public against grey concrete walls. They looked pretty enthusiastic doing it too, queuing up for their turn. Liberated. Well: tourists pay big money to visit foreign beaches and ... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1126/He_that_pisseth_against_the_wall Tue, 19 Aug 2008 16:36:19 -0000 One way to really piss me off <a href="http://dockbillin.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SKmzggoKCn0AAHr1t2U1"><img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://images.dockbillin.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SKmzggoKCn0AAHr1t2U1/WHATEVERWhat-Ever-Posters.jpg?et=ApBUIgOqeM6nAgZqd%2CYeyA&nmid=0" border="0"></a>Just suppose you've made a statement that I consider to be of breathtaking stupidity, such as, for instance, "Russia attacked Georgia," or "Saddam Hussein had WMDs", or "evolution doesn't exist", or something. So you made the statement, which has irritated me enough that I spend the next few minutes marshalling my arguments and crushing yours to ultra-fine powder. And when I'm done, you say, "whatever," and depart. See, I don't mind if you're unconvinced by my logic or my arguments. Even if I consider your views the depths of stupidity, you have a right to stick to them...so long as you aren't adversely affecting anyone by inflicting those views on them. What you do not have the right to do is say "whatever" and yawn. It's disrespectful of me as a human being, it's disrespectful of logic as an analytical tool, and it's disrespectful of those who may hold the same views as you but have at least some kind of arguments to back up their stand. What you can do, what you have the right to do, i... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1125/One_way_to_really_piss_me_off_ Mon, 18 Aug 2008 17:38:22 -0000 Bull's Tail: An Open letter to Abinav Bindra <img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://www.tribuneindia.com/2006/20060729/spr-trib1.jpg" border="0">Dear Abhinav Bindra Greetings, and congratulations. I’m not dissing you, Abinav. I know you worked your ass off to earn an Olympic Gold Medal in the air rifle 10 metre event. And I respect the work you put in, and wish you all the best. I also appreciate the fact that, unlike virtually all your fellow-athletes, for instance the unbearably overhyped Sania Mirza, your success hasn’t,  yet, turned you into an instant know-it-all and chest thumper. Thank you for that. All right, let me get to the point now. You’ve said a lot of things, and you’ve said a lot of things unsaid. Let’s talk about some of those things. Now, of course, you allow it to be said that your gold medal is a victory “for India.” You know it isn’t so. It isn’t so for many, many reasons, but let me list just a few: First, you won a gold medal in shooting. I’m sure I don’t have to remind you that except for the military and the super-rich, no one shoots in India, let alone on a competition level. No one eve... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1124/Bulls_Tail_An_Open_letter_to_Abinav_Bindra Sun, 17 Aug 2008 17:35:23 -0000 Stone In My Shoe <img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://images.dockbillin.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SKhRAQoKCn0AAAxkMgQ1/122129261-ebe9683b12.jpg?et=bd%2BCAjSJuoHFEzbnmCmMlw&nmid=0" border="0">It’s odd the baggage we carry around, even when we know it’s baggage. Today when I was walking to work (I usually do on Sundays) I felt a stone in my shoe and memories came flooding back. Many years ago, when I was about six or seven years old, I read one of the hundreds of stories churned out by the late queen of children’s literature, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enid_Blyton">Enid Blyton</a>. This particular story concerned a boy who went out one day and felt a stone in his shoe. On bending down to unlace his shoe and remove the stone, he saw a necklace in his path. Knowing whose necklace it was, he took it to her and was rewarded with a coin (or something). As he emerged from the gate of the woman’s home he felt the stone in his shoe again and bent to take it out. And when he did this he saw a book in his path. Seeing the owner’s name written on the first page, he took it to him and got a plate of hot cakes or something (I read this thirty years ago!) as reward. When he left his home, he felt again the stone in his shoe an... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1123/Stone_In_My_Shoe Sun, 17 Aug 2008 16:25:54 -0000 My god is better than yours <img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://www.southasianconnection.com/content_images/passion1web1.jpg" border="0">My god is a living god And yours is a stone, so My god is better than yours.   My god is formless and everywhere Your god is in a body of base metal, so My god is better than yours.   I venerate my god While you nail yours to a tree, so My god is better than yours.   My god has a heart and weeps Your god is a jealous god, so My god is better than yours.   My god redeems my sins Your god condemns you to hellfire, so My god is better than yours.   My god knows how to smile Your god only demands eternal praise, so My god is better than yours.   My god was born of this land Your god is a foreign god, so My god is better than yours.   My god made man in his image Your god has no shape, so My god is better than yours.   My god counts the fall of every sparrow Your god sleeps with concubines, so My god is better than yours.   My god will be my salvation Your god condemns you to rebirth, so My god is better th... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1120/My_god_is_better_than_yours Fri, 15 Aug 2008 08:19:59 -0000 Fox News: 12 Year Old Girl Tells the Truth about Georgia Just watch how the Fox guy shuts the woman up twice, each time she gets stuck into the official version of events...two brave people there, and I don't mean the http://dockbillin.multiply.com/video/item/194/Fox_News_12_Year_Old_Girl_Tells_the_Truth_about_Georgia Fri, 15 Aug 2008 07:29:42 -0000 Delhi Two men sit under a plastic sheet smoking something on tinfoil Heroin? In broad daylight? On the street? Yes. Here, the bar now With the hostess in the dark suit Smiling from her exotic features Not so exotic to me. Clothing stores With uniformed doormen To keep out the poor and indigent Who can't afford those prices anyway. Delhi, Stand still in the street And you'll see the nation pass you by. Slim girl in the capris and danging earrings Fat man in safari suit Bar hostess from my part of the world Heat dust bustle Two men smoking something under a plastic sheet Rust glitter and corrosion Embodiment of a nation. Delhi.    http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1119/Delhi Thu, 14 Aug 2008 16:42:34 -0000 "Big Russian Bully! Help! Help!" <img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://media.monstersandcritics.com/galleries/1332948/0144031650085.jpg" border="0">There is an old tradition among kids: you’re the teacher’s pet and you want to get even with someone, say a bigger classmate, for something or other. You can’t take him on directly. So what you do is wait till you see the teacher coming, and just before he sees you, you hit the character you want to get even with. And when, quite naturally, he retaliates, you fall on the ground, screaming and doing your best to show that you’re dying. Sounds familiar? I guess I’m not the only one to be amazed and more than a little shocked by the <a href="http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/08/11/opinion/main4340027.shtml">media condemnation</a> and slanted reporting of the Georgia-Russia war. All right, I know the media are scum, but when the BBC joins CNN in declaring Mikheil Saakashvili, Georgia’s <a href="http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7009085707">dictator</a>, as some kind of latter-day democratic messiah, it’s obvious someone is telling some mighty big whoppers. Let’s get to the point: Georgia <a href="http://www.antiwar.com/justin/?articleid=13285">picked, provoked, and began</a> this fight. Georgia attacked South Ossetia, bombed Russian peacekeepers and Russian citizens, and converte... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1118/Big_Russian_Bully_Help_Help Tue, 12 Aug 2008 19:38:59 -0000 Another memorable specimen <img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://images.dockbillin.multiply.com/image/25/photos/37/300x300/1/25112006.jpg?et=j7dQ6DN346c8SJgy4NJdAw&nmid=15356997" border="0">What do you do when a specimen ("patient", for the uninitiated) accuses you of trying to drive her insane? This creature turned up the day before yesterday. She was fairly young (24) and well-dressed. Also, and this is significant, she is an ethnic Khasi (while I'm Bengali). She needed a filling in an upper wisdom tooth. I told her she needed a filling in an upper wisdom tooth. She said filling or otherwise treating an upper tooth, "everyone" had told her, makes people go insane or blind or both because it damages the brain. Great. Beyond the standard explanations, I didn't attempt to persuade her, knowing it was useless. She left saying she'd return "another day". Well, I don't think, I told my assistant. Sure enough, an hour later I got a phone call from a dentist I know. This man, an ethnic Khasi as well, said that the female I've been telling you about had just visited him - and accused me of trying to make her blind or mad because she is, you guessed it, a Khasi and I'm Bengali. If t... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1117/Another_memorable_specimen Tue, 12 Aug 2008 18:34:49 -0000 Fair play? Don't be such a dope: the story of Monika Devi <img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://www.hinduonnet.com/gallery/0405/040504.jpg" border="0">Sometimes I try not to be cynical. Sometimes I try to think that what seems coincidence, is coincidence, that what seems innocent, is innocent, but sometimes it gets hard. I tell you, it gets hard. Now, of course, we’re all aware, aren’t we (and the media are more than willing to remind us if we aren’t) that the Beijing Olympics are on. And we’re also aware that some countries are better at sports than others, and that some countries that don’t do too well don’t do too well for reasons, let’s say, that have nothing much to do with sports at all. And among those nations that never do anything worth writing about on the international stage is India, which has a billion plus population but nary a medal to show for it (well, we did win one gold medal this time, in shooting, a sport that’s within the reach of only the military and the super-rich and so shouldn’t be called a representative sport at all). Elsewhere I’ve discussed some of the reasons why, but if we really want to have a p... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1116/Fair_play_Dont_be_such_a_dope_the_story_of_Monika_Devi Tue, 12 Aug 2008 18:16:41 -0000 Georgia Attacks Russia <a href="http://dockbillin.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/upload/SJyOxQoKCn0AAGb-1is1"><img class="alignmiddleb" src="http://images.dockbillin.multiply.com/image/1/photos/upload/300x300/SJyOxQoKCn0AAGb-1is1/capt.212a041f45e143a1b28e8d7e2bc65c8e.georgia-south-ossetia-mosb823.jpg?et=lBZgWbdQwMSzOMkTc9CDqw&nmid=0" border="0"></a>Today, US vassal Georgia <a href="http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hV2N6fVKS5slf10A13Dj_uIdaZ4QD92E6BSO0">attacked</a> Russian troops and citizens in South Ossetia. I did <a href="http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1071/Its_in_the_Works">predict</a> this a while ago. Now they're going to whine about how the Russians are "targeting them." Is it merely a coincidence that Condolences Rice <a href="http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1009504.html">says</a> the US can't stop "Israel" from attacking Iran? Right, those "Israeli" planes are going to fly right round Gibraltar and round the Cape of Good Hope to come round and bomb Iran without overflying American-controlled airspace. Yes. And is it only a coincidence that all this is happening when the Beijing Olympics just began? I - um - don't think so. If Russia can be successfully distracted by Georgia, with China already neutralised temporarily by the Olympics, I assume there will be an "Israeli" attack on Iran within the next few days. And since the price of oil has dropped to $116, they might be idiot enough to think the price won't  rise astronomically high even if the Straits of Hormuz are blocked. Anything's possible from people who get messages dire... http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1113/Georgia_Attacks_Russia Fri, 8 Aug 2008 18:22:49 -0000 About "Guardian At The Gate" From here on (Chapter 7) all chapters will be for contacts only. About future posts, I shall be asking some questions later to which I'd like some clear answers. But enough for tonight. I'm tired and ill (I have an infected leg) and I want to post and go to bed. Happy reading, people.          http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1108/About_Guardian_At_The_Gate Mon, 4 Aug 2008 17:17:49 -0000 An Explanation (and apology, if you should want it) Some of you may have noticed that I'm no longer visiting your pages as often as I used to. This is not because I've gone off you or something like that, and it is not because I'm not Multiplying, because I am. As some of you may also have noticed, I'm at work on a novel, with the working title (it's not the final title, and for that I may invite suggestions) <a href="http://dockbillin.multiply.com/tag/guardian%20at%20the%20gate">Guardian At The Gate</a>. I am trying to maintain my current rate of writing a chapter a day, and I hope I can finish it within the month. In order to concentrate only on it I've more or less put all other writing on hold for the duration. And because writing a chapter every evening doesn't leave me much time for other pursuits, I've had to compensate by not visiting peoples' pages. There it is. All I can say is, thank you for reading what I write, and I shall be back on your pages soon enough. Just as soon as I've got this done.       http://dockbillin.multiply.com/journal/item/1107/An_Explanation_and_apology_if_you_should_want_it Sun, 3 Aug 2008 16:31:05 -0000 Caterpillar D 11 N At 104 tons, yeah, 104 tons, you wouldn't actually go for a Sunday afternoon joyride on one of these machines. But I wish I could drive one down the street at rush hour. I could do some serious traffic http://dockbillin.multiply.com/photos/album/256/Caterpillar_D_11_N Thu, 31 Jul 2008 02:21:04 -0000 Priloza's Blog Priya D'Souza (Priloza here), a personal friend, no longer posts on Multiply. However, she regularly maintains her page on blogspot, with writing of an extremely high http://dockbillin.multiply.com/links/item/61/Prilozas_Blog Thu, 31 Jul 2008 01:52:51 -0000 TV Interview Part 3 and last: taken from the TV If you've stuck with me so http://dockbillin.multiply.com/video/item/193/TV_Interview_Part_3_and_last_taken_from_the_TV Sun, 27 Jul 2008 15:32:01 -0000 TV Interview Part 2: taken from the TV http://dockbillin.multiply.com/video/item/192/TV_Interview_Part_2_taken_from_the_TV Sun, 27 Jul 2008 14:49:12 -0000 TV Interview Part I: taken from the TV Since the interview was almost 25 minutes long, I chose to upload it in three segments, each shorter than 10 minutes. I am supposed to receive the original from the TV station, but until I do this will have to http://dockbillin.multiply.com/video/item/191/TV_Interview_Part_I_taken_from_the_TV Sun, 27 Jul 2008 13:03:23 -0000