2002/10/1
A rather amusing Grauniad piece on life in the countryside; mostly from a British point of view, though a lot of these things (such as the ones about villages being predominantly populated by commuters) are probably universal. (via gimbo)
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just ordered one of the few remaining standalone ADSL modems in existence (34m ago)
At the old flat; still so much to pack, so much to move... (35m ago)
just got a call from BT; they'll be here in 5-10 minutes. (7h ago)
is waiting for the (BT) man (8h ago)
Looks like some Australian backpacker had been squatting in my room while I hadn't moved in. Typical Shepherd's Bush... (28/8)
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2007/8/23
Apparently there is a study which claims that we lose 1.2 friends each year between the ages of 20 and 40.2006/8/26
Swedesplease , a MP3 blog dedicated to Swedish music, has a pretty nifty electro version of "We're From Barcelona" , by someone named Adventure Kid. Check it out. (In case you haven't heard the original,2003/8/28
Today I picked up Where You're At: Notes from the Frontline of a Hip Hop Planet by Patrick Neate. It's pretty interesting, exploring how the phenomenon of hip-hop has spread across the world and how it