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Little Brother, if you are looking for my lj, well done, you've found it. If that really was your uni friend's you were looking for, then fine, you're not going to read this. -
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Happy birthday, alienspacebat! I hope you have a wonderful day. -
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There is more SoHW. I am going to read it again, and I am going to go to bed. Then I am probably going to read a bit of she.
And it is finally raining. I hope it does so for more than five minutes, because we really haven't had rain here, despite the rest of the country being hit by thunderstorms and flash floods and whatnot. And rain at night is ( Read more... ) -
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*blinks* my flist skip=20 has only 19 entries, and it give me links to the next and previous 19 entries. The links actually go to perfectly normal pages with 20 entries each. I'm confused, but then, I've been quite easily confusable today. *yawns* -
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You know you've been reading too much fanfiction when, in an Actual Published Novel, you stop and go OMGWTF WHY WASN'T THERE A WARNING FOR THIS? and it takes you a while to realise that most books do not in fact warn you explicitly that there is likely to be a graphic description of hideous torture ahead, especially when the author has spent quite ( Read more... ) -
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so, I should have been reading serious things, but no, I've been watching the hitchhiker's guide - the tv series, of course, what with the absence of cinemas round here. I really don't know why they're showing it now, especially when I also caught the start of so long and thanks for all the fish on the radio earlier, but, anyway, that's what I've ( Read more... ) -
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There was a Labour candidate called Jack Davenport. How many people d'you suppose voted for him because they thought they recognised the name??
(why yes, I have been sat here for three hours hitting refresh on the BBC webpage, and yes, I do have to go to work in less than eight hours. and?)
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ok, so, I failed my last stats exam. It makes my brain hurt a lot when faced with: in constituency X, Labour have won by a long way but their share of the vote is down 8.3%, the Tories are up 1.9%, etc etc etc. This is a 5.1% swing from Labour to the Tories. How does that work? -
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A Brief Brief History of Time. With more physics and less gay sex than most of the things I read on the internet, and the odd cameo by Newton's flatmate, etc, etc. It's good, if funnier in some places than others - or it could just be that it's really very late and even the minimal amount of physics left in it has melted my brain. You decide.