Extracts from The Teenage Diary Of Colin
B. Morton by
Britain’s Most Influential Zen Buddhist
A regular column from the writer who brought us the acclaimed Great
Pop Things cartoons, featuring Colin's musing on whatever happens
to take his fancy or provoke his ire. Knowing Colin, we'll see more
of his ire than his fancy.
Mr Morton is currently seeking paid work, I'll pass along your
offers.
Part 10: Lets hunt and kill that
guy out of Coldplay
Because eX-Girl never knew Jonty From Boarding School and would have flicked bogies
at him if they had. The logic is perfection.
Part 9:Tonight We're Gonna Party Like It's
1966 Can a moment of glory really span 36 years?
Part 8:Also Sprach Bokonon: No Damn Cat,
No Damn Cradle Why kangaroos disprove the bible without even trying.
Part 7:Never Smile at a Paedophile Nor, indeed, at Phil Collins. A look at Brass Eye.
Part 6:School Weirdo Theory: Towards
A Better Rock School Chewing on some sour grapes, Colin spits out the pips at rock school pupils.
Part 5:Hello 21st Century, Goodbye Melody
Maker Colin considers whether he should have extended his efforts to destroy the
Melody Maker Folk Rock Contest.
Part 4:The Sidemen Cometh What makes musicians think they deserve better treatment than the employees
of Welsh Water?
Part 3:For Free: Anarchy and Music A persuasive argument that Metallica are actually a model village.
Part 2: Jesus Christ, Boy Adventurer Breaking with convention after only one episode, Colin chooses not to ruminate
about anything musical, but about messiahs and wizards instead.
Part 1: Zappapology: It's nature and deeds We all know the Zappapologists in our lives, Colin reasonably suggests we
boot them onto the streets of South Wales.
As an introduction to the world of Colin B. Morton, you can view
a few of his and Chuck Death's Great Pop Things cartoons:
GPT 1: Jim Morrison
reads Goldilocks and The Three Bears