Spike Milligan goes mobile Spike Milligan's work has found a new home, with content including mobile wallpaper, ring tones and audio books, all available though Rok Global Media. Milligan is, arguably, best known as one of the Goons and quotes from The Goons are available as ring tones, along with Spike's sketches of the major characters from the series …
Yes, should be required reading for everybody. funny and touching, and learn about the 2nd world war from the point of an ordinary person, not "i sat on a hill and ordered 30 thousand people to run at the enemy then went back for drinks".
Now can somebody please release all his "Q" series + "There's a lot of it about" on DVD - unedited? Get sick of going into stores and seeing like box sets of some crappy old childrens programme and this work langishes in vaults.
"Absolutely" the sketch comedy show is finally coming out on DVD after many years of harrasment from fans - and they run their own production company!
...very ironic that a man who hated gadgets, gizmo's and technology should now be "living" again through mobile tech.
As the Great Man himself would have said: "Fuck Off".
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It also watched him hit the pothole, leave the bike, strike the ground, clutch the shin, scream the agony, sweaer the word. 'Caw!' said the crow. 'Balls!' said the Milligan.
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He did tell everybody he was ill but nobody listens whenever they are mad and/or bad.
"There's no such thing as anything, and sometimes even less!" ..... Thanks for the Memory, Spike, and now to Prove IT.
Here's a page of Real dDeep Titters .... http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Spike_Milligan
Smile and the world smiles with you ....and probably also thinks that you're Quite Mad?
Here's a song that I recall,
My mother sang to me.
She sang it when she tucked me in,
When I was nine-teee-threee...
Ringtone Ringtone Ringtone Ringtone Ringtone iddle eye po
Ringtone Ringtone Ringtone Ringtone Ringtone iddle eye po
Ringtone Ringtone Ringtone Ringtone Ringtone iddle eye po
Repeat adwords infinitum...
..Who, one afternoon,
Said, 'I think I will fly to the sun.'
So, with two great palms
Strapped to his arms,
He Started his take-off run.
Mile after mile
He galloped in style
But never once left the ground.
"You're running too slow,"
Said a passing crow,
"Try reaching the speed of sound."
So he put on a spurt -
By God how it hurt!
The soles of his feet caught fire.
There were great clouds of steam
As he raced through a stream
But he still didn't get any higher.
Racing on through the night,
Both his knees caught alight
And smoke biollowed out from his rear.
Quick to his aid
Came a fire brigade
Who chased him for over a year.
Many moons passed by.
Did Baboon ever fly?
Did he ever get to the sun?
I've just heard today
That he's well on his way!
He'll be passing through Acton at One.
(and what did you expect from a baboon anyway?)
One of my all-time favourite poems.
Also, getting on for 10 years ago now, the Grauniad's cryptic crossword had one of the most magnificent clues I've ever seen: the answer was the whole poem, spread over about 5 or 6 lines, but the clue was an anagram and paraphrase of the entire thing. Truly a thing of wonder :)
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