Wednesday, 15 July 2026

207 downloads in one day, KOREA are you mad , do you take tablets, or only SAMSUNG ones

207 downloads in one day, KOREA are you mad , do you take tablets, or only SAMSUNG ones

Black Swan event on horizon , and i thought it would be Japan

Manga Michael Casey coming 

Modern Falstaff 

Princess Aiko princess of Japan 

To the rescue 

BUT has Frassati slowly slowly climbed mount Fuji, but is Korea the SOUL

I’m confused

and I put the radio portion of my IP on sale last night, as a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush

Or Korea, have YOU decided that only you are masters of K drama

victory shuffled

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Tuesday, 14 July 2026

fake email to me today, but i gave them my usual reply

From: Katherine Jenkins <katherinejenkins.bloomsbury@aol.com>
Sent: 10 June 2026 22:21
To: michaelgcasey@hotmail.com <michaelgcasey@hotmail.com>
Subject: Editorial Interest in Tinnitus Tales 2020 to 2024
 

Dear Michael Casey,

I hope this message finds you well.

My name is Katherine Jenkins, and I am an Assistant Editor at Bloomsbury. I recently had the opportunity to read Tinnitus Tales 2020 to 2024 and wanted to reach out to express my admiration for its unique blend of humor, resilience, and personal reflection. I was particularly struck by the way you transform the challenges of living with persistent tinnitus and chronic pain into a collection of observations and stories that remain engaging, witty, and deeply human.

At its core, Tinnitus Tales 2020 to 2024 is a candid account of perseverance in the face of difficult circumstances. Written during a period marked by relentless tinnitus and physical discomfort, the collection captures your determination to continue creating despite significant obstacles. Through humor, commentary, and personal anecdotes, the book offers readers an honest glimpse into everyday struggles while maintaining an unmistakably light-hearted and self-aware voice.

I was especially impressed by your ability to find comedy within adversity. The recurring reflections on tinnitus, ageing, creativity, and contemporary life are handled with a wit that feels both authentic and disarming. Rather than allowing hardship to define the narrative, you consistently use humor as a lens through which readers can better appreciate the resilience and optimism that underpin the work.

The conversational style of the collection is equally effective. Your willingness to share personal experiences, frustrations, aspirations, and observations creates a strong connection with the reader, making the book feel intimate and engaging. The result is a work that balances comedy with sincerity, allowing moments of reflection to emerge naturally alongside the humor.

I also admired the way you explore themes of endurance, creativity, and hope. Even while acknowledging the challenges posed by health concerns and the passage of time, the collection retains an underlying sense of optimism and determination. This balance between humor and perseverance gives the work a distinctive and memorable quality.

As part of our ongoing editorial review, I am always keen to identify projects that demonstrate both creative merit and strong potential for development within a publishing programme. In that regard, I would be very interested in learning more about your current and forthcoming work.

Could you kindly confirm whether you are currently represented by a literary agent? If so, I would be pleased to direct any further correspondence through your agent. If not, I would be happy to provide an overview of our editorial and acquisitions process, should you be open to exploring this further.

Subject to the review of additional material, I believe there may be scope for a broader discussion regarding the potential alignment of your work with our Humor & Entertainment publishing list.

Should this be of interest, I would welcome the opportunity to continue the conversation at your convenience.

Warm regards,
Katherine Jenkins

Katherine Jenkins

Assistant Editor

Editorial | Bloomsbury
emailAddress
katherinejenkins.bloomsbury@aol.com
website
https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/
address
50 Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3DP, UK



Michael Casey michaelgcasey@gmail.com

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I had this from some  joker pretending to be  Katherine Jenkins

so they got my standard reply

love and kisses

michael casey


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Sacha Baron Cohen left jaws dropping at Wimbledon on Sunday when he resurrected his iconic Ali G character, 28 years after its inception. 

The actor, 54, dressed as the Staines-based faux gangster in a white and green Wimbledon themed tracksuit with 'Da Championshipz' and a marijuana leaf printed on the badge as he took his seat on Centre Court, in scenes said to be for a new film. 

Attendees were scratching over how the 'Official Ganja Dealer' managed to make it to the stands to join the Prince and Princess of Wales in watching Jannik Sinner beat Alexander Zverev in the final - and the secrets of the prank have now been revealed.

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It has been revealed that Sacha was disguised in a mask, sunglasses, a hat and a dark jacket before changing into the ensemble after an aide went ahead to carry his clothes in - including the garish tracksuit and fake bags of weed. 

A source told The Sun: 'There were people hired to go inside Wimbledon with his outfit, and he changed once he got inside and put on his Ali G clobber...

Sacha Baron Cohen left jaws dropping at Wimbledon on Sunday when he resurrected his iconic Ali G character, 28 years after its inception

Sacha Baron Cohen left jaws dropping at Wimbledon on Sunday when he resurrected his iconic Ali G character, 28 years after its inception  

Last year, Sacha was reported to be 'bringing back his iconic comic creation Ali G' (pictured in character in 2000)

Last year, Sacha was reported to be 'bringing back his iconic comic creation Ali G' (pictured in character in 2000) 

'Official Ganja Dealer' was printed on the back of the tracksuit and the star also wore a hat, a heavy gold chain and trademark tinted glasses

'Official Ganja Dealer' was printed on the back of the tracksuit and the star also wore a hat, a heavy gold chain and trademark tinted glasses

'There were fears he'd get kicked out immediately so he had four bodyguards inside and one outside to protect him. Footage was captured of Sacha by his team. They’re thrilled how well it landed and it’ll be used for the film.'

Speaking from the crowd in an Instagram video, Sacha said in the style of Ali G: 'Is at the men's singles in Wimbledon. It's like the World Cup of something called tennis, which is like a c**p version of ping pong...

'Them say that tennis is better played on grass, which is why I intend to sell as much of it while I was here,' Ali said, before he jokingly went on to plug a variety of recreational drugs he was 'selling' at the tournament.

He captioned the post: 'I iz BACK! And if u iz at dis borin wimbledore final lookin 2 get grand slammed, I iz here wif de hookup. dm me, especially if u iz fit' (sic).

He also shared a shot of a DVD of his TV series and wrote: 'dm me if u want to buy one of these DVD box sets. Me iz got like 10,000 of dem. Dey iz very rare. Free pickup in the northwest surrey area.' (sic).

Sacha attended day 13 of Wimbledon on Saturday as himself dressed in a smart white suit and green shirt.

Last year, Sacha was reported to be 'bringing back his iconic comic creation Ali G', more than two decades after the character first appeared on screens.

Attendees were scratching over how the 'Official Ganja Dealer' managed to make it to the stands to join the Prince and Princess of Wales in watching Jannik Sinner beat Alexander Zverev in the final - and the secrets of the prank have now been revealed

Attendees were scratching over how the 'Official Ganja Dealer' managed to make it to the stands to join the Prince and Princess of Wales in watching Jannik Sinner beat Alexander Zverev in the final - and the secrets of the prank have now been revealed 

Sacha attended day 13 of Wimbledon on Saturday as himself

Sacha attended day 13 of Wimbledon on Saturday as himself 

Also at the event was Princess Charlotte of Wales and Catherine, Princess of Wales

Also at the event was Princess Charlotte of Wales and Catherine, Princess of Wales

The actor was spotted filming new material while in full Ali G mode at a wildlife park in the Cotswolds. Ali G, known for his famous line 'Is it coz I is black?', first appeared in 1998 on Channel 4's The 11 O'Clock Show.

The streetwise satirical figure quickly gained popularity, going on to star in Da Ali G Show and hit 2002 movie Ali G Indahouse.

The new wardrobe hints at a modern twist for the classic character, but the essence of Ali G remains intact - complete with the same swagger, shades, and gold jewellery fans remember.

Sacha's return as Ali G comes after years of focusing on other projects, including his award-winning turn in Borat and more recent political satire work.

It's not yet confirmed whether the footage will form part of a TV special, online release or a brand-new series and details of the new project remain under wraps, but the sighting has sparked major excitement among longtime fans.

The Daily Mail has contacted Sacha Baron Cohen's representatives for comment.

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