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Saturday, November 29, 2008

the last book I read

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Balthazar by Lawrence Durrell. This is the second novel in the celebrated Alexandria Quartet , the first of which, Justine , I read back in ...
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Friday, November 28, 2008

album of the day

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Greendale by Neil Young & Crazy Horse. File this one under spooky coincidences. I was singing along with the final track on this album, ...

Chopraphilia

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Those new Microsoft " I'm a PC " ads are quite a cute response to the Apple ads of a while back. But....if I were dithering o...
Thursday, November 27, 2008

sausage squad up the blue end

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I didn't attribute the Irish Independent article I linked to a couple of posts back to anyone in particular, because the web version d...

Swanage: the slightly more sober version

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Here's a few photos from our trip down to Dorset at the weekend. Hazel was keen to re-enact some of the activities from our annual Swan...
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008

dreary? moi?

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A couple of contrasting views on the atheist bus story - the always amusing Daily Mash takes a humorous view of the situation , while the ...

a dose of unadulterated child's piss

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You'll remember, of course, the TravelJohn in-car piss-bag, and the Advanced Mission Extender Device in-plane piss-bag. Two very simil...
Tuesday, November 18, 2008

ah, Mr Bond, I've been infecting you

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Time for a couple of brief film reviews: We went to see Quantum Of Solace at the cinema last week. After having heard somewhat mixed review...
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Sunday, November 16, 2008

oh, Canada

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I went over to the Millennium Stadium on Friday night to watch Wales play Canada. Unless you book months and years in advance, or you'r...

friend only to the undertaker

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I knew I had a third bullet to add to my previous post : the Adam Curtis documentary contains much mention of WWII Allied soldiers having vi...
Saturday, November 15, 2008

I mentioned it once, but I think I got away with it

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Thanks to the Bad Science blog sidebar (in which much good stuff can be found, much of it splendidly frivolous, some of it not) for this li...
Friday, November 14, 2008

oooh, no, matron

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I will conclude this brief incontinent flurry of arse-related items by linking to the following news story from a couple of weeks ago: vicar...
Thursday, November 13, 2008

other news in brief

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Continuing the death theme, drummer Mitch Mitchell died yesterday . This now means that a) all three members of the original Jimi Hendrix e...

Jurassic cark

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This is ostensibly to continue my habit of acknowledging the deaths of major writers - like, previously, Michael Dibdin , Kurt Vonnegut an...
Monday, November 10, 2008

phallorida

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Via Strange Maps and Pharyngula : here's an interesting sequence of maps showing the voting distribution in last week's US preside...
Friday, November 07, 2008

music list of the day

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Songs that pull a specific lyrical trick on you: refer constantly to a woman by name, or by use of the phrase "my baby" or somethi...
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joanna bumley

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I don't know what sequence of random external stimuli made my train of thought turn to the subject of Joanna Lumley 's anus, but it ...
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Thursday, November 06, 2008

the last book I read

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On Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan. It's 1962 and Edward and Florence Mayhew have just got married and are staying in a hotel near Abbotsbur...
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Wednesday, November 05, 2008

well done, everyone

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My faith in America is at least partially restored , despite my deep (and, it turns out, thankfully, unfounded) suspicion and paranoia abou...
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Monday, November 03, 2008

fire walk with me

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Here's a selection of random pub encounters from the last few days, for your edification and possible future drinking and dining pleasur...
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