The convoluted politics of zombie cinema

which perhaps reads more into the zombie flick than is wise.

Don't you realize that your inability to understand my post is simply an extension of your patriarchal fear of castration?

Close. I'd suggest that it was UNIX rather than anything to do with eunuchs, though many might suggest they both have the same outcome.

Brave use of "ontological", I might add.

Thanks Don. You may be interested to know that first-year students in cultural studies are forbidden to use the word 'ontological' because it is simply too frightening. After six months they are allowed to use the word 'ontic'. This is…

All uses of "ontological" are either brave or foolish.

I think people can be brave and foolish simultaneously (not in the sense that they are multitasking either).

May I be so bold as to suggest Reginald Perrin as someone who might translate David's post into English?

Brave use of "ontological", I might add.

All uses of "ontological" are either brave or foolish.

Brave use of "ontological", I might add.

This is the most sophisticated and insightful economic analysis that I have seen in a long time, and I think it could represent a true international breakthrough... [but] I don't really understand what 'Dasein' is.

With respect, Jen, your question suggests to me that (like Andrew) you…

The original Gower Champion choreography? Or Bob Fosse's for the later Broadway season?

With respect, Andrew, your question suggests to me that you hardly know anything about economics.

Obviously, the original Gower Champion choreography.

In my opinion, Bob Fosse's lacklustre dance routines have contributed less than nothing…

This is the most sophisticated and insightful economic analysis that I have seen in a long time, and I think it could represent a true international breakthrough.

It's crystal-clear except for one minor point. I don't really understand what 'Dasein' is?

The 'axe scene' echoes dance routines from the Broadway musical Oklahoma!

The original Gower Champion choreography? Or Bob Fosse's for the later Broadway season?

I have deep concerns with regard to the ideological myth of 'economics'. Postmodern theorists such as Aronowitz (1988) have shown that economic 'reality' emerges from…

It is a well known fact that blunt cutting devices cause accidents not sharp ones.

Wish I had the money to…

(Note – Bill Phillips is an unsung NZ icon, found out about him as a result of a wonderful talk given by Dr. Bollard a few years ago.)

There is also a full version of the Moniac Machine machine in the Science and Technology Museum in London. Unfortunately it was…

Is the underlying theme?

A) Bollard cares not about the amount of pain he inflicts as long as improves the bottom line.
B) Trying to chop more than a finger of Charlie at a…

I think of your pieces as Quentin Tarantino-Listener political column slash fic.

Slash fic? Slash Fic? What's David doing with Alan Bollard in YOUR head, dude?

Hilarious. It's not often I LOL at my desk. Reading during my allocated morning tea time, of course.

I'm sure you're making all the sacrifices Damian. Just think: if everyone only has one chocolate biscuit, they could save the whole news division ...

Next time you are sinking a quiet one with Al you might like to ask him whether his financephalograph has sprung a leak, or something.

Pretty sure the RBNZ still uses this technology for…