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Actor, Writer, Artist, Performance Artist 🎭 Film Artiste and one very vibrant, creative man. Represented by AMC Management. https://teapawt.net/t.co/7bpv2VTpYI

London, United Kingdom
Joined April 2010
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“The proper function of man is to live, not to exist. I shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them. I shall use my time.”
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Further to my original post, the person who hacked and stole my account can be reached at: [email protected] he has an contact number that has +23 area code denoting Nigeria or some other West African Country.
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August 1st, 1714: German-born George Louis now reigns over Britain following the death of Queen Anne, with the 54-year-old becoming the first monarch of the House of Hanover. Much of the British public will deem him "too German", but art and architecture will flourish in the Era.
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How Argentina tried to erase its Black and Indigenous history youtube.com/shorts/-bFOJNnog… via @YouTube
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Replying to @MsPocketRocket
@MsPocketRocket Hi, here’s a thought: One Xmas, at 61 years old, I was watching Christmas and hit songs from 1971. I was eight at the time since remembered many of those records. I then thought what memories some 61 years old in 1971 would have. Born in 1910…
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…they would have been four years old when WW1 broke out and eight years old when it ended, they would have lived through the Edwardian era, 1920s, General Strike, ‘30s, Great Depression, WW2 etc. Oddly enough, The Good Old Days was a BBC Show…
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…based on the old Vaudeville Music Hall, something they would have attended in their younger years. Interestingly Vaudeville had a long and enduring influence on popular British culture, especially pop music. Think Neil Inness, Sailor, as obvious examples.
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