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Alan Moore talks Glycon with Stewart Lee



It’s a bit saddening to see that P**** H*****’s fame is so vast that it has extended even to Alan Moore’s brain pan. Otherwise it’s a delightful video.

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13 Responses to “Alan Moore talks Glycon with Stewart Lee”

  1. minifig Says:
    09/6/06 at 12:51 pm

    It’s Stewart Lee with a W not a U.

    And yeah, you can’t escape PH anywhere.

  2. Rich Johnston Says:
    09/6/06 at 1:07 pm

    This was on Channel Five yesterday early evening, as part of a 45 minute documentary by Lee on blasphemy - something Lee’s Jerry Springer The Opera made very a very personal journey.

    If you can get the Jerry Springer The Opera DVD, you really should.

  3. Homo Sum » Blog Archive » Religion and Pornography Says:
    09/6/06 at 3:24 pm

    […] (video link via Heidi MacDonald) […]

  4. Pete Says:
    09/6/06 at 9:26 pm

    Poor taste to call the video delightful considering his comments on Christianity and America.

  5. Tom Crippen Says:
    09/6/06 at 10:02 pm

    Pete, are you serious? I may be missing out on some subtle humor here.

  6. ADD Says:
    09/6/06 at 10:50 pm

    Delightful and staggeringly accurate, I guess, would be the more tasteful version.

  7. Pete Says:
    09/6/06 at 11:33 pm

    I could care less about Alan Moore and his views. But, I have difficulty imagining the delightful adjective being used to describe a video that includes the statement “frightening and dangerous mindset” for a leftist organization. A better term would’ve been interesting. Unless people with differing views are not welcome to the Beat.

  8. Tom Crippen Says:
    09/7/06 at 11:04 am

    Depends if the leftist organization has a frightening and dangerous mindset. Or how seriously the leftist organization takes itself. Or how fragile it feels when confronted when criticism.

  9. The Beat Says:
    09/7/06 at 11:20 am

    Wha-huh? Come on, peeps. Differing veiwpoints are welcome here in the Beat comment section. Ad hominem attacks are not — only The Beat is allowed those!

    If you don’t think footage of Alan Moore ordering black tea and discussing a fluffly blond haired snake god is delightful, I’m sorry.

  10. Tom Crippen Says:
    09/7/06 at 12:07 pm

    But seriously, what ad hominem attacks? I don’t think either Pete or I used any.

  11. The Beat Says:
    09/7/06 at 12:10 pm

    You didn’t; that was just a policy statement.

  12. Pete Says:
    09/7/06 at 1:38 pm

    I just think it was a poorly written statement - you discuss the Hilton reference (the blond haired snake) then separate “the rest of the video” - which dealt with his religion/America rant and described that as delightful. I meant no offense - I’m sure conservatives dollars are accepted at Mile High just like liberals. But, I accept your apology - thanks. I visit the Beat regularly and really like it and use to get the info on my favorite hobby.

  13. Adrian Says:
    03/30/08 at 11:57 pm

    Pete, I’m not sure what leftist organisation you’re refering to. My interpretation of this was that he was describing the idea that Christianity is fundamentally based on ideas of the 1930s as a frightening and dangerous mindset.

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