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Blog stands for B-ack-log
Hmm, I seem to have settled into a student-washing-up style pattern of occasional blog splurges ( but thanks to Richie for keeping Orchestral updates coming and the different perspective ). I’ve been even more snowed under than usual with a … Continue reading
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Max Blackout on Steroids
Well, things didn’t go too smoothly yesterday – I was seized by an incapacitating asthma attack ( probably brought on by recent the storm). Something I’ve never had to deal with before, and hopefully won’t have to again – it’s … Continue reading
Venn Sat
Saturday Venn started for me with the end of the demo derby at The Cube . . . Apparently, Jonno later told me ( hosting and on the far left ), for the first few tracks the monitors had all … Continue reading
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Encounters ( kind 3 )
As part of Alias Encounters – related to Alias Arts, which The Cube is involved with via our advisor Mister Graeme Hogg – a group from the Cube went on a trip to Sidmouth on Sunday. I travelled there with … Continue reading
Tolls
Do they live under bridges? I saw many this Christmas. I was with all my family except Brenda, who was away with the faries, at Kids J’s place in Surry. I got charged for smoking my i-pod on a train … Continue reading
TV on the wain you know
Well, I’m feeling under the weather and excuse me for lashing out at a super soft target, but, after being laid up in bed and subjecting myself to ‘The 100 Greatest TV Treats of 2004’ and ‘Winners and Losers 2004’ … Continue reading