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history of paradise

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1614

 

 BOOK I

 

THE ARGUMENT

s ±irst Book proposes first in brief the whole Subject, Mans disobedience, ti loss thereupon of Paradise wherein he was plac’t: Then touches the

mn~ut~ -zsse of his fall, the Serpent, or rather Satan in the Serpent; who revolt­‘~‘-i~ God, and drawing to his side many Legions of Angels, was by the.

:~4 of God driven out of Heaven with all his Crew into the reat Deep. ThitLt iztion past over, the Poem hasts into the midst of things, presenting

zith his Angels now fallen into Hell, describ’d here, not in the Center

-t taven and Earth may be suppos ‘d as yet not made, certainly not yet tutui””~ but in a place of utter darknesse,fitliest call’d Chaos: Here Satan with

v tt is lying on the burning Lake, thunder-struck and astonisht, after a ‘r ;pace recovers, as from confusion, calls up him who next in Order and

Lay by him; they confer of thir miserable fall. Sataii awakens all his tier., who lay- till then in the same manner confounded; They rise, thir

tr, array of Battel, thir chief Leaders nam’d, according to the Idols wrnttmr :fterwards in Canaan and the Countries adjoining. To these Satan me * ~&c Speech, comforts them with hope yet of regaining Heaven, but tells

~.   dy of a new World and new kind of Creature to be created, according to rrtt Prop hesie or report in Heaven; for that Angels were long before

t ~ ½1e Creation, was the opi~on of many ancient Fathers. To find out ~ of this Prophesie, and what to determin thereon he refers to a full

nit: What his Associates thence attempt. Pandemonium the Palace of

~    ~ses, suddenly built out of the Deep: The infernal Peers there sit * in

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Of Mans First Disobedience, and the Fruit

Of that Forbidden Tree, whose mortal taste

Brought Death into the World, and all our woe,

With loss of Eden, till one greater Man

Restore us, and regain the blissful Seat,

Sing Heav’nly Muse, that on the secret top

Of Oreb, or of Sinai, didst inspire

That Shepherd, who first taught the chosen Seed,

In the Beginning how the Heav’ns and Earth

Rose out of Chaos: Or if Siofl Hill

Delight thee more, and Siloa’s Brook that flowd

Fast by the Oracle of God; I thence

Invoke thy aid to my adventrous Song,

That with no middle flight intends to soar

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                                    John Milton - Paradise Lost - 1667

 

 

 

 

 

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1614

 

 BOOK I

 

THE ARGUMENT

s ±irst Book proposes first in brief the whole Subject, Mans disobedience, ti loss thereupon of Paradise wherein he was plac’t: Then touches the

mn~ut~ -zsse of his fall, the Serpent, or rather Satan in the Serpent; who revolt­‘~‘-i~ God, and drawing to his side many Legions of Angels, was by the.

:~4 of God driven out of Heaven with all his Crew into the reat Deep. ThitLt iztion past over, the Poem hasts into the midst of things, presenting

zith his Angels now fallen into Hell, describ’d here, not in the Center

-t taven and Earth may be suppos ‘d as yet not made, certainly not yet tutui””~ but in a place of utter darknesse,fitliest call’d Chaos: Here Satan with

v tt is lying on the burning Lake, thunder-struck and astonisht, after a ‘r ;pace recovers, as from confusion, calls up him who next in Order and

Lay by him; they confer of thir miserable fall. Sataii awakens all his tier., who lay- till then in the same manner confounded; They rise, thir

tr, array of Battel, thir chief Leaders nam’d, according to the Idols wrnttmr :fterwards in Canaan and the Countries adjoining. To these Satan me * ~&c Speech, comforts them with hope yet of regaining Heaven, but tells

~.         dy of a new World and new kind of Creature to be created, according to rrtt Prop hesie or report in Heaven; for that Angels were long before

t ~ ½1e Creation, was the opi~on of many ancient Fathers. To find out ~ of this Prophesie, and what to determin thereon he refers to a full

nit: What his Associates thence attempt. Pandemonium the Palace of

~          ~ses, suddenly built out of the Deep: The infernal Peers there sit * in

4,.

Of Mans First Disobedience, and the Fruit

Of that Forbidden Tree, whose mortal taste

Brought Death into the World, and all our woe,

With loss of Eden, till one greater Man

Restore us, and regain the blissful Seat,

Sing Heav’nly Muse, that on the secret top

Of Oreb, or of Sinai, didst inspire

That Shepherd, who first taught the chosen Seed,

In the Beginning how the Heav’ns and Earth

Rose out of Chaos: Or if Siofl Hill

Delight thee more, and Siloa’s Brook that flowd

Fast by the Oracle of God; I thence

Invoke thy aid to my adventrous Song,

That with no middle flight intends to soar

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                                                                        John Milton - Paradise Lost - 1667

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1914

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
(early film)

 

A businessman walks up to a pile of rubbish found on a busy city street. He stops and begins to burrow into the cardboard boxes, old furniture and sacks of rotting vegetables. Soon he is completely hidden by the refuge.

Still hidden he rummages and moves around for a minute or two before stirring (but strangely unrecognisable) music comes from inside the structure.

This florid orchestral score starts quietly but builds in intensity.
A metal pole extends from the top of the rubbish pile. A flag is unfurled from the top of the pole and flutters in the wind. The flag is of an emblem that we focus on as being of two men embracing - the music reaches its climax.
Independence has been declared.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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2000

 

Paradise UK

 

Dear…paradisefound.org.uk

 

I waited in vain for some reliable sunshine but in the end had to make the best of another cloudy day in Paradise. Our Paradise is a small area, rather than a street, in the village of  %&*^$&$%£&. %&*^$&$%£& has a very important place in the history of industrial Britain. It was here that the first ¬”#*^%&^%& in the world was !#6*%! in 1779 and it still $%^** the <>%^£&* just down the road in %$.!”%$%<>. The $^%$*^%^masters were the Quaker Darby family, who were responsible for much of the building in the area. The **&%~~ is still in operation but no longer creates the pollution of bygone years. It was the pollution that caused people to build further up the hill and create “Paradise” away from the smoke and smell of the hell below. Take a look at de Louthenbourg’s view of  %&*^$&$%£& painted in 1801 to get an impression of what it must have been like to live so close to a demonic inferno.

 

I tried to write a list of the photographs taken but I must have forgotten some. I hope you can make enough sense of them to be useful.

 

1.   the track leading to a cluster of houses in Paradise ... and our house

2.   Paradise House .... Georgian frontage but it hides an older house

3.   Paradise sign and the Youth Hostel ...once the educational “Institute” built by the Darby family

4.   I might have taken one of the foundry which is only really visible from one end of Paradise by the Youth Hostel sorry I’m not clear about this

5.   view of the. woods and “Paradise Fields” (which are rapidly reverting to woodland) from our house ... taken from the upstairs landing at the back

6.   as above

7.   view from the conservatory towards Captain’ Coppice”... this one should be obvious if the numbers are already wrong!

8.   Apple tree and water pump in the garden...there have to be apples in Paradise!

9.   view down the track

10. over to the Power Station from the top of the track..

11. cottage on the main street in Paradise

12. The Villa said to be a copy of a house in Richmond which was admired by a young bride. Her husband drew the house and had it built for her here in Paradise.

 

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13. perhaps a better shot of The Villa

14. A row of Council houses in Paradise

15. the back of a cottage whose name suggests that it was once a Boring Mill

16. houses in an area known as Upper Paradise

17. The White House . . .lots of iron in evidence even the window frames

18. the woods and footpath that connects two areas of Paradise

19. view from the footpath over %&*^$&$%£&

20. the start of the public footpath

21. view up the track towards Upper Paradise

22. view in the opposite direction from Paradise towards !>??£%

23. view from Upper Paradise towards %&*^$&$%£& / Captain’s Coppice ...the sun came out

24. as above

25  footpath sign in the woods behind our house

26. our house... once a row of three workers’ cottages!

27. oops ... one not accounted for!

 

 

Yours sincerely…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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              For maximum pleasure insert your idol here

             (Barbara Cartland)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1814

 

“The Earl of Fleetwood tied his cravat before the mirror over the fireplace with a dexterity that always infuriated his valet.”

“Watching him from the bed, Lady Oline Blunham thought that no man could be more attractive” 

“The Earl’s lovemaking had been fiery, passionate, and extremely satisfying”

“It would have been impossible for any Gentleman of Fashion to be more elegant and at the same time more masculine”.

 “That they were unfaithful to their husband was taken for granted…but what he would not accept was a women who professed her love for him keeping her bed warm with other lovers in his absence”

“He then erased her from his mind as if, in fact, she had never existed”
“I find it extremely frustrating to sit here in England going from Ball to Ball and from women to women when I should be helping to put an end to Napoleon’s tyranny over the rest of Europe.”

 “I want action! I want excitement! I want what we had together in Portugal.”

 “The Earl had lately been offered a Ministerial Post in the Foreign Office, if he wished to take it.”

 “If I have to eat one more dinner over twelve entrees”, he said, “I shall go on hunger strike.”

 “Good God!” the Earl ejaculated.” You do not mean to say it is as bad as that!”

 

 “If he was honest, he knew that his talents, and they were quite considerable, were being wasted, and as his friend had told him, a life of pleasure, of making love to one woman after another, would never satisfy him.”

 “It is a house of dreams’, the Earl had often thought to himself, and he never saw it without getting a little thrill because it was his and because in itself it was everything he wanted his to be.”

“But the Earl always felt in a strange way that when he humiliated a man by taking his wife into his arms, he was humiliated”

“If he had so much as hinted at his real feelings, it would have caused a gale of laughter and scorn from everybody around him.”

 “If he ever found her philandering with a man like himself he would strangle her.”

 “The two friends talked of horses for some time during the meal. Then they talked about the war situation.”

 “It was unheard of for a Lady – and he knew Newman would never make a mistake about someone’s social status – to ride unaccompanied by a groom.”

 “She was very lovely, with a small heart-shaped face that seemed to be filled by two large blue eyes.”

 “I will leave at six o’clock tomorrow morning, Papa riding Orion and leading Jupiter on a leading rein. If Orion is skittish, I know I can rely on Jupiter to follow me, even if I cannot lead him.”

 “Nanny was however well aware that if they did not get some money soon they would be on the verge of starvation.”

 “If the Prince of Wales had gone down on his knees before me”, she had told Gavin Borne, “I would not have hesitated for one moment if you had wanted me to.”

 “When they nuzzled with their noses against her she felt as if she meant something special to them and it gave her a warm feeling inside.”

 “Do not worry, Papa. I will forget I am ‘Honourable’ which as far as I am concerned is not worth a penny in the open market, and if anybody asks me who I am, I will say my name is Milton, which is near enough to yours for me to remember it, and I have just been reading Paradise Regained.”

 

 

 


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 “You need not to be afraid of that, Monsieur! I promise you I am very experienced.”

“Hazily, as if she were dreaming, Salrina heard their voices. Then with a start of surprise she realised that the man of had just spoken had a French accent.”

 “One thousand pounds,” the Englishman said in a low voice and you will have the other thousand as soon as the Regent is dead. With what undoubtedly the Emperor will give you in addition, you will not do badly.”

Merci, Monsieur”

 “Th’Master leaves a letter fer whoever brings th’ ‘orse,” he said slowly.

 “I am Miss Milton,” Salrina murmured, “and all I have to do is to make the Earl realise he must go to London and save the Prince Regent. Then I can go back to Papa first thing in the morning with an easy conscience.”
 “She thought, although she was not sure, that there was a Rembrandt, although quite a small one, between two magnificently gold mirrors that she was sure had been designed by Chippendale.”
 “I can only apologise again,” the Earl said, “and beg you in all sincerity to help us prevent what would be not only a disaster to this country, but also a devastating blow to Wellington’s Armies.”

“Salrina, who was already moving towards Jupiter, stopped.”

She knew that what the Earl said was true, and that if the soldiers who were fighting desperately on foreign soil learnt of such a tragedy, it would undoubtedly lower their morale and perhaps allow the all-conquering French to be victorious once again.”

 “Bring a bottle of champagne to the Library,” the Earl ordered.

“Very good, M’Lord!”

 “I have nothing to wear! How could I appear…dressed like…this?”

“That is certainly something any other woman except yourself, Miss Milton, would have thought of first.”

“It was very…stupid of me!” Salrina admitted, “but because I never have…time to worry about clothes, it never… struck me that I should need an…evening gown in which to identify an…assassin!”

 “At the same time, with her fair hair curling untidily over her forehead, her old and threadbare riding habit and somewhat dilapidated riding hat, it was unlikely that the fastidious Earl of Fleetwood would give her a second glance.”
 “Salrina thought that, difficult and disagreeable though he might be, the Earl was the most handsome man she had ever seen and it would be impossible for one of his family not to be good-looking.”

 “My Nanny always said: ‘I’ll make you into a gentleman if I have to beat the devil out of you.” The Earl replied. “And she did.”

”You look as if you have just emerged from the lake at Fleet, or else floated down from a Planet to bemuse and bewitch us human beings!”

 “It would have been impossible for her to come to Carlton House wearing anything she owned herself.”

 “Then she looked across the room to see him laughing at something a very beautiful lady, festooned with rubies, her décolletage was so low that Salrina blushed when she looked at it.”

 “At last she saw that standing just in front of the Prince, who was turning from the contemplation of the picture to greet him was the Frenchman. It was impossible not to recognise his long nose, his foxy face and dark hair and eyes.”

 “He flung himself almost as if he flew through the air at the Frenchman, knocked his right hand holding the dagger up in the air, and at the same time punched him with all his strength in the face.”

 

 

 

 

 

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 “How is it possible in Carlton House of all places that she, from the depths of the country and of no social consequence whatsoever, had been able to save the Prince Regent and very nearly lose her own life in the effort?”

She had seen when she undressed there was a little red mark on her breast where the point of the dagger had rested.”

 “He paused as he spoke, and before Salrina realised what was happening, his arms went round her and his lips took possession of hers.”

“For a moment it was impossible to breathe, impossible to think. Then as she knew the Earl was kissing her she was suddenly aware it was something she had wanted and longed for even though she had never expressed it even to herself.”

“As his lips became more possessive, more demanding against the softness and innocence of hers, she knew that he was part of her fantasy and of her dreams, and part too of the beauty she found everywhere. But it was more than that.”

“She could feel the Earl’s vibrations, of which she had been aware from the very first, linking her to him, and his kisses made he whole body thrill in a way she had never imagined possible.”

“ I love …you! I…I did not…know until this moment…but I…love you!”

“As I love you!” the Earl said in a very deep voice.

 “My darling, I have so much to teach you about love.”

“I…I did not know it was…like this!”

“Like what” he asked.

“Like…shafts of lightening running through me…or perhaps sunshine…except that it burns!”

“That is the beginning,” the Earl said “I will make you burn, my beautiful one, until we are both consumed by our love and you will know that nothing else in the world is of any consequence.”

 “Salrina wanted to say again that she did not understand, but his lips were on hers and he kissed her until she felt as if the room disappeared.”

“They were flying in the darkness of the sky up towards a light which drew them like a magnet and which she thought must be a Heaven where they could be together.”

 “She believed that what he was offering her was wrong and wicked, and also, although it seemed so beautiful, was ugly and degrading.”

 “Good bye! I shall love you all my life…but I love you too much to do what you are…asking of me!”

 “As she heard the iron gates of Fleet close behind her, Salrina felt she was being shut out of Paradise.”

 “Because it was a pain to look at it and to know whom it belonged, she tried to shut her eyes, but even so, she was aware of the pole on which the Earl’s standard flew when he was at home. She thought it was like him, strong and upright against the sky, and to anybody like herself out of reach.”

 

 

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1974

 

 

 

High on the throne the gorgeous Pearl sat, deep within her, Will (whose portion is so small) shot with his upright bliss. He ended frowning, his stain would be repulst in the womb. He let his impotence shelter in hideous groans and the

inevitable shrink covered his magnificence. All thoughts ended his desire, which might rise when strength renews. The scar spread until the huge men, their mouths wandering, put the proud prick up Will and found no shame. The flood of joy with one small drop inflamed his right hand, the mouths trembled as a sudden, excessive lust overtook his mother. None can resist the vast and round place of bliss destined to force his Father to ruin intercourse. At last his broken tackle extended, his golden bigness fraught with lies.

 

Paradise Lost: Book 2 (1974 Hardcore Version)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Illustrate this passage?

 

 

 

 

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2000

           

Paradise Cottage

Paradise

 

Dear… paradisefound.org.uk

 

Both my wife and I were very interested in the project you’ve asked us to participate in and so enclosed is the camera with shots of our particular piece of “paradise.”

I understand that some background information will be of assistance when you compile the results.

 

Brief History

 

The cottage was built about 170 years ago and stands in just over 1/3 of an acre. We believe the house was originally built to provide accommodation for a superintendent / manager of the local Workhouse. The first picture shows the approach to the property and in the distance part of what was the Workhouse, now a hospital. The track leading to the property (Seen in the picture) was originally known as Paradise Row: unfortunately there are no street signs indicating this.

 

Paradise Row contained a number of Victorian terraced houses, we assume originally to provide accommodation for “Workhouse employees.” These were demolished about 25 years ago to make way for a new school and playing field.

 

The surrounding properties and land have changed hands and shape many times over the years. I have historic documents going back to the beginning of the last century and it’s my intention in the future to sort these out, along with some local investigations, to get a more definitive statement regarding the areas past.

 

Paradise - Does it live up to its name? We believe it does.

 

Our family has lived here for nearly 20 years. It provides a feeling of living in the countryside and yet is only 5 minutes walk to the centre of ---------- with all its amenities. The unique location means few people, including the police, know of its existence. This means we live in peace and quiet away from the negatives of today’s society - crime, hooligans, traffic, litter and general people pollution - yet we are an integral part of city life. All this allowed our children and now our grandchildren to play out in safety - something most children these days can’t do.

I hope this provides you with an insight into “paradise” and should you wish to discuss or gain further information, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

 

Yours truly…

 

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B*U*I*L*D*E*R 0220

 

 

 

“Yeah see it up there, name all in lights, oh ‘the all new BUILDER 0220 is designed to change your awareness of home-space’ is it? Well they aren’t worth one old Yen if you ask me.”

“At least when you used the 0110 models you knew who was in control. If you asked for a quick home reconstruction they would just make it look like a solar retentive dream dwelling from the 2020’s or some more historical shit. But this new type just asks too many questions, I mean if it’s ‘do you want the magnificent opaque dome extension?’ or ‘shall we create the Spirit of Niagara in your bathroom?’ that’s fine.  I know they’re not entirely techno but when it started saying ‘Your emotion-to-environ rating is 7.4, but is this sufficient?’ Well how should I know? Sufficient, its got to be defective, I mean seriously fried. All I want is some virtual wallpaper like everybody else. Yeah change the look of everything in my home but don’t expect me to feel satisfied. If I were I wouldn’t need the damn thing in the first place.”

 

 

 

 

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Lists for Extreme Pleasure - 1981

 

Gravity’s Rainbow (or the Gravity Train)

 

1) Captain Geoffrey (Pirate) Prentice

2) Corydon Throsp

3) Teddy Bloat

4) Osbie Feel

5) Bartley Gobbitch, DeCoverley Pox and Maurice (‘Saxophone’) Reed

6) Joaquin Stick

7) Corporal Wayne

8) H. A. Loaf

9) Lord Blatherard Osmo

10) Lt. Oliver (‘Tantivy’) Muffer-Maffick

11) Lt. Tyrone Slothrop

12) Naline Slothrop (the Mother)

13) Norma, Marjorie, Jennifer, Cynthia (Fuckee’s)

14) Frederick Slothrop (Deceased)

15) Dominus Blicero

16) Jessica Swanlake

17) Milton Gloaming

18) Roland Feldspath (The Spirit)

19) Peter Sasha (The Control)

20) Carroll Eventyr (The Medium)

21) Selena Feldspath (The Wife and Survivor)

22) Roger Mexico

23) Dr Rollo Groast

24) Mr Edward W. A. Pointsman, F.R.C.S

25) Dr Kevin Spectro

26) Laszlo Jamf

27) Dr Parkyevitch

28) I. P. Pavlov

29) Reverand Dr Paul de la Nuit

30) ‘Yardbird’ Parker

31) Crutchfield or Crouchfield

32) Scorpia Mossmoon

33) Reg le Froyd

34) Constable Struggles

35) Myron Grunton

36) Thunder Prodd

37) Ernest Pudding

38) Maud Chilkes

39) Webley Silverfish

40) Geza Rozsavolgyi

41) Lieutenant Sassoon

42) Dr Aaron Throwster

43) Edwin Treacle

44) Dr Horsley Gantt

45) Dog Vanya (A Dog)

46) Dr Bleugh & Ivy

47) Borgesius Katje

48) Captain Blicero

49) Gottfried

50) Ndjambi Karunga

51) Mitchell PrettyPlace

52) Oetiupus Grigori

53) Darlene

54) Mrs Quoad

55) Roland Peachy and his Orchestra

56) Gavin Tefoil

57) Ronald Cherrycoke

58) Thomas Gwenhidwy

59) Dogs Piotr, Nathasha, Nikolai, Katinka,

      or Pavel Sergevich, Varvar Nikolaevna

60) Reichssieger von Thanatz

61) Group Captain ‘Basher’ St. Blaise

62) Nora Dodson-Truck

63) Gerhardt van Goll

64) Margaret Quartertone

65) Walter Asch

66) Wimpe (The I-G Man)

67) Leni Pokler

68) Franz (The Husband)

69) Rudi & Vanya

70) Kurt Mandaugen

71) Liebig to August Wilhelm van Hoffmann, to

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72) Generaldirektor Smaragd

73) Walter Rathenau

74) Penelope, Elizabeth and Claire

75) Cesar Flebotomo

76) General Wivern

77) Sir Stephen Dodson-Truck

78) Captain Hilary Bounce

79) Raoul de la Perlimpinpin

80) Georges (‘Poudre’) de la Perlimpinpin

81) Blodgett Waxwing

82) Ricky Gutierrez

83) Duncan Sandys

84) Major Theodore Bloat

85) Murray Smile

86) Mario Schwietar

87) Francisco Squalidozzi

88) Richard Halliburton

89) Dennis Joint

90) Major Duane Marvy

91) Major General Kammler

92) Ian Scuffling

93) Lyle Bland

94) Geli Tripping

95) Vaslav Tchitcherine (Soviet Pimp)

96) Yellow James

97) Nick de Profundis

98) Etzel Olsch

99) Glimpf

100) Zwitter

101) Obrest Enzian (Otyikando)

102) Joseph Ombindi

103) Ndjambi Karunga (A God)

104) Andreas Orukambe

105) Amy Sprue

106) Schnarp

107) Galina

108) Dzaqyp Qulan

109) Chu Ping

110) Krasnyy Arkhiv

111) Admiral Rozhdestvenski

112) Bugnogarkov

113) Igor Blobadjian

114) Greta Erdmann

115) Emil (‘Sautre’) Bummer

116) Trudi & Kert

117) Seaman ‘Pig’ Bodine

118) Graciela Imago Portales

119) Edouard Sanktwolke

120) Margherita Erdmann

121) Dr Wahmke

122) Friedrich August Kekule van Stradonitz

123) Clerk Maxwell

124) Dr Thiel

125) Magda

126) Hopmann & Kreuss

127) Fahringer

128) Major Weissmann

129) Klauss Narrisch

130) Bianca (‘Little’)

131) Stefania

132) Sigmund

133) Ensign Morituri

134) Lotte Lustig

135) Drohne

136) Frao Gnabb

137) ‘the Silent Otto’

138) Horst Achtfaden

139) Major Zhdaev

140) Springer

141) S. Z. (‘Cuddles’)

142) Basil Rathbone

143) Teilhard de Chardin

144) Father Rapier

145) St. Just Grossat

146) Sammy Hilbert-Spaess

147) Jeremich (‘Merciful’) Evans

148) Lucifer Amp                                                    

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149) Frans van der Groau (An Ancestor)
150) Brenda, Lily, Frangbella, Allan and Nancy (the Fuckee’s part 2)

151) Ludwig (the fat boy)

152) Ursula (the lemming)

153) William Slothrop (An Ancestor)

154) Old Bloody Chiclitz (and Mrs Chiclitz – his mother)

155) Plechazunga (The Pig Hero)

156) Frieda (The Pig)

157) Pflaumbaum Frank Pokler

158) Rudolf Klien-Rogge

159) Alfonso Tracy

160) Silver-Streaking Bert Fibel

161) Coolidge (‘Hot’) Short

162) Dr Muffage & Dr Spontoon

163) Albert Krypton

164) Stringly Avery Purfle

165) Bladdery

166) Solange  & Manuela

167) Mrvamko

168) Felipe

169) Sir Marcus Scammery

170) Joseph Schliem

171) Drs Diekman & Gorr

172) Miss Muller-Hochleben

173) PFC. Eddie Pensiero

174) Sergeant Howard (‘Slow’) Learner

175) Paddy (‘Electro’) McGanigle

176) Byron the Bulb

177) Hansel Geschwindig

178) Marcel

179) Johann Allgeirer (Midget Grandmaster)

180) Mrytle Miraculous (Miracle Worker)

181) Maximillian

182) Rohr

183) Takeshi & Ichizo (Komical Kamikazes)

184) Nikolai Ripov

185) Andre Omnopon

186) Lady Mnemosyne Gloobe

187) Sir Hannibal Grunt-Gobbinette

188) Constance Flamp

189) Constance Babington-Smith

190) Private Rudolf Effig

191) Angels – Melchidael, Yahael, Anafiel and Metatron

192) Mindy Bloth

193) Mickey Wuxtry-Wuxtry

194) Missus Krodobbly

195) Steve Edelman

196) Richard M. Zhlubb

197) Maritz

 

 

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How to cope with a New Order Of Things

 

a) Oh my! Help! There is no way I can cope with this, please change back

    right now!

   

b) What new order? I didn't even know there was an old order.

 

c) I have in this briefcase a brand spanking newer order.

 

d) A part of the Old Order of Things is lying broken by the roadside. There is a set of 

    instructions printed on its under carriage:

“If there is a New Order of Things collect; a set of drawing pins; a map of a world containing only the husks of dead ants; five varieties of green fruit. Assemble in a hierarchy with the dead ant map at the top, the drawing pins at the bottom. You should ensure that this new society is cohesive and does not rely on the outmoded systems of catapillarism or communianism – use strong glue or sticky tape. Thereafter you must hope (nay pray) that an advanced race will descend (or ascend remember The Mole People) and use their superior technology to elevate your simple structure into a terrible force that will usurp the New Order and hold sway over the planet in a purge of radiant light never to be extinguished...”

 

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