'Ending Gokudo'
In the first 4 episodes Gokudo transitioned to a woman and back, walked around the world (conquered the world), became the most powerful being on the planet, and still had to carry out some aged quest from Granny (basically akin to Monkey (Gokudo) on Journey to the West). Allegedly Prince William called the Queen Mother Gary because he couldn't (wouldn't) say Gary.
'Gokudo Episode 1 English Dub YouTube'
My step dad i think is going to be around at Christmass. I can play any YouTube thing on the house TV. I wonder if I shall start with a JoeBlow medley?
Ha, admin's still deleting my comments in Mami's Shit.
Voting at EU referendum for 'Leaving the European Union' becomes
'“I didn’t vote because I didn’t think we should have been given the vote in the first place because as ordinary members of the public how are the fuck are you qualified to talk about the break-up of the oldest continent in the fucking world.”'
I guess he's talking about Europe breaking up? Physically, like earthquakes and stuff? Maybe the landmasses lift off into space?
'Nanny Sandra Rivett was found bludgeoned to death at Lord Lucan's London home in 1974.'
'Gatchaman Original run October 1, 1972 – September 29, 1974[1]'
'The issuing of Lord Lucan's death certificate 42 years after he disappeared has done nothing to solve the mystery of what happened to him.'
Assuming the last episode was written after Lord Lucan's disappearance, how is Sir James Goldsmith known of since (before) October 1 1972, and made as Leader X. Sir (as in reverend) Goldsmith (pensmith, the vehicle used by Leader X is a gold pen). Not sure what James means, Jehovah+messiah? Jehovah=Ja, Mes=messiah, or Jehovah's message (written by golden pen-is).
In The Mayfair Set, Part 3 (near the end of Part 3), Adam Curtis said Sir James Goldsmith fled to Africa where he made his own empire, and vowed to return (for revenge).
'From humble beginnings as a small entrepreneur, Sir James became a formidable businessman and investor, undertaking some of the largest and most successful takeover bids of the 1980s. An inspiring orator, he also thought deeply on economics, politics, society and the media, and became a strong champion for the environment. His views, particularly on Europe and the Maastricht treaty, Global Free Trade, agriculture and the free market, led him to the political arena where he was just as dynamic, compelling and successful as he was in business.'
'Gatchaman is one of those early 70s Tatsunoko cartoon which I believed left an impact to the 80s and 90s. Now for possible Gatchaman inspirations after Gatchaman:'
Check out the satanic cross next to the left mic.
Part 4 of 'The Mayfair Set' by Adam Curtis has more on James Goldsmith, he went to Western Mexico. He tried to take over BAT (British American Tobacco) in England (probably the Southampton one where I worked for about a week, but they U-turned on contracts or didn't need any more workers), but the pension funds were too powerful and stopped him.
Pension=think(pense)i on;I'm thinking thought was too strong for Leader X to take over BAT, ma'an!
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