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Jan. 22nd, 2008 12:51 amhow come I'm not tired, eh?
i wonder how much interweb i can read.
i wonder how much interweb i can read.
annual sport post
Jan. 8th, 2006 10:26 pmIn order to get my annual sports related post out of the way early. I would just like to say ha ha ha ha ha ha.
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Jul. 18th, 2005 08:09 amdoes the fact that Tavistock Square, the site of bus bombing, features a statue of Gandhi in it count as irony?
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Apr. 23rd, 2005 09:23 pmapparently today is the feast day of some roman catholic saint from palestine, who certainly never killed a dragon.
It is also the International Day of the Book, and Shakespeare's traditional birthday (he would have been 441 today).
It is also the International Day of the Book, and Shakespeare's traditional birthday (he would have been 441 today).
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Mar. 7th, 2005 05:58 pmquiet day at work.
does anyone know where the phrase "crazy moon language" comes from?
does anyone know where the phrase "crazy moon language" comes from?
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Feb. 4th, 2005 08:14 pmThis makes an interesting curve! I wonder why we have the spikes.
( Ha repetition google counts )
i am bored. can you tell?
( Ha repetition google counts )
i am bored. can you tell?
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Jan. 13th, 2005 10:54 pmBit of a boring today. Various mud things done, including one tiny bit more of Dove mission written (in Dove mission you have to disrupt a peace conference between the Americans and the French).
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alexa_robinson should be coming to the party next weekend, so that's all ok.
Tomorrow I shall be exploring the disused railway track near the village. It used to lead from the east to Thurnby and Scraptoft station. There was no actual interconnection with any of the mainlines running through Leicester - so rather unsurprisingly didn't last long. It's clearly shown on OS maps, and at least one of the railway bridges is still standing, so am rather curious to find out what is left. There should possibly be a viaduct, and the map seems to indicate a tunnel!
alexa_robinson should be coming to the party next weekend, so that's all ok.Tomorrow I shall be exploring the disused railway track near the village. It used to lead from the east to Thurnby and Scraptoft station. There was no actual interconnection with any of the mainlines running through Leicester - so rather unsurprisingly didn't last long. It's clearly shown on OS maps, and at least one of the railway bridges is still standing, so am rather curious to find out what is left. There should possibly be a viaduct, and the map seems to indicate a tunnel!
A question for cat owners
Jan. 12th, 2005 12:30 pmWhere is the most odd place your cat has hidden? Where does it like to hide?
Non-cats also acceptable.
Thanks. :)
Non-cats also acceptable.
Thanks. :)
The Appropration Act is itemised!
Jul. 27th, 2004 11:35 amThis years Appropiation Act is actually itemised!
See the contents. You get to see exactly how much each mission statement costs.
From this we learn that the Home Office spent £12,341,608,000 on 'building a safe, just and tolerant society', the Department of Transport spent £11,031,616,000 on 'promoting modern, integrated and safe transport and providing customer-focused regulation'. Meanwhile, the Department of Health spent £50,965,112,000 on 'securing health care for those who need it'.
See the contents. You get to see exactly how much each mission statement costs.
From this we learn that the Home Office spent £12,341,608,000 on 'building a safe, just and tolerant society', the Department of Transport spent £11,031,616,000 on 'promoting modern, integrated and safe transport and providing customer-focused regulation'. Meanwhile, the Department of Health spent £50,965,112,000 on 'securing health care for those who need it'.
