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2 June 2003

Thanks to Tom, Linda, JC, Oink!
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17:24:02
If added commenting too, though you can't actually add them yet.

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16:52:02
I've added Ahoy to these pages, but it doesn't do anything useful yet. (And possibly never will)

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15:20:02
MIT World video archive

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15:18:02
BTW, the Illuminati say thank you, and you'll be hearing from them.

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15:17:02
Get Bent

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12:50:02
Fox news

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12:20:02
iDecide

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11:54:02
Odd site - hatred of Verisign combined with SARS scaremongering

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09:00:02
Nice eclipse photos - I didn't wake up so I didn't get the chance to see what was visible from here.

30 May 2003

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15:51:30
Sorry about the silence but I am currently working as an undercover trilateral commisioner for the Illuminati. I will be overcover (abovecover, oncover, which is it?) soon with exciting stories of new Bifurcated Rivets tins and I might even get the comment adding system in place too.

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15:47:30
Most bloggers are teenage girls For some definition of most.

28 May 2003

Thanks to Sophie, Mark, Mark
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15:10:28
Rent-A-Negro

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14:43:28
Kikkoman

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14:37:28
Elvis Lives in Flash

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14:35:28
Tourette Syndrome Barbie

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14:33:28
Have a cupholder

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12:44:28
Now do the same with italian military victories. Hmmmmm.

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12:42:28
Go to google.co.uk, type french military victories and hit the [i'm feeling lucky] button.....

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12:00:28
Bowling Ball Head Nannies - you work it out!

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11:40:28
The "Let's English!" Teacher's Aids Catalog!!

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11:37:28
Japan-zine - have a look at the "Women seeking men" classifieds and "I Spy"

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11:34:28
Ah ha, here it is.

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11:31:28
Charisma Man - this looks as though it might be excellent. Need to see if there is a website...

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09:53:28
If you are seeing the GIF based favicon for this page then you might have noticed that it has changed colour. I'm trying to make it look more coppery coloured....

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09:37:28
Symbolify - interesting

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09:36:28
Nice flash (via brainjuice)

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08:40:28
Wild boar in Higashinada ward, Kobe

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08:26:28
I'm sure this panorama from Everest is on everyones weblog, but it is still excellent. (Needs QT5)

27 May 2003

Thanks to William, JC, Oink, Linda, George
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15:24:27
Online Fashion Show - Internet Explorer, Windows only, needs the Adobe Atmosphere plugin. But given all those negatives, it's interesting.

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12:26:27
William Gibson at the Directors' Guild

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09:54:27
The world's tallest virtual building

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09:52:27
Nice picture of Morro Bay, however I have a feeling that it is being rather selective with the reality of the place as it seems to have eliminated the rather grubby town! (At least that's how I recall it)

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09:49:27
I have no idea what this is about at all.

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09:47:27
Annies bananies

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09:46:27
No comment

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09:31:27
Why computer's crash

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09:30:27
Free Hypnotherapy Scripts For Use By Professional Hypnotherapists Only (yeah, right)

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09:22:27
The perfect bra - this was done for a television programme which I didn't see.

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08:45:27
Useful TLD list (not just ISO country codes, though it is mostly)

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08:44:27
CryptoBytes

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08:43:27
Cthuugle

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08:32:27
Credit card signing

25 May 2003

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22:54:25
A very quick overview of one method of making a reticulated headdress

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22:38:25
Hmm, over at Pole Shift Prepare there is a distinct shuffling of feet, and embarassed blushes, however they are still saying 27th May.

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22:25:25
Good grief, I just went to abebooks and did a search for Meet the Tiger. $4800!

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22:20:25
Building a super calf hutch. Something I am sure you've all wanted to do from time to time. I know I have. (Is a super calf where super man gets his veal?)

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22:18:25
Edge

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22:16:25
Need some Model A parts?

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22:14:25
Meet the Tiger - I'd like a copy of this as it's an excellent read. They used to be two a penny in secondhand book shops "when ah were a lad" but now they are collectors items. *sigh*

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22:11:25
I'm surprised that people didn't try and give the UK Eurovision entry negative points - it was one of the worst performances I have ever heard, the girl particularly sang the whole thing entirely in the wrong key. Awful.

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22:09:25
Shock Headed Peter

23 May 2003

Thanks to Linda
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08:28:23
Name that candy bar - only works if you are a USAn of course.

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08:28:23
Name that nose

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08:26:23
Icon Wars

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08:25:23
Freaky Franks

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08:24:23
Better Buttocks (.com)

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08:23:23
Hasselhoff video - need I say more.

22 May 2003

Thanks to Linda, Matt
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11:58:22
I have to link to this Zen Garden page which I got from Wibbly Weblog. It's a technical tour de force.

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11:55:22
I have been reading Dr Reimann's Zeroes ukuk, hence the maths stuff. It's a good read if you like that kind of thing.

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11:46:22
The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences

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11:43:22
The Prime Pages

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11:42:22
Eternal Triangles: 500,000 years of Pythagorean Triples

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11:37:22
Richard Cheese sounds interesting

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11:29:22
Paper planes

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11:29:22
Wacky uses

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11:28:22
Calendars from the Sky

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09:52:22
Virtual Lenin

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09:47:22
Blog name generator and it was inspired partly by the name Bifurcated Rivets too. There are some brilliant ones that come up - wholelottamalapropism, sparkling traffic (that's wonderful!), quixotic flotsam. Well done Chris!

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09:35:22
Cool tool fridge

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09:32:22
No Pants Day - I think they mean trousers, but never mind

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09:31:22
The Tart Quiz (not about patisserie)

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09:30:22
The Tattoo Baby Doll Project

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09:30:22
More multi-lingual swearing

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09:29:22
Egg and Vegetable Vending Machines

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09:28:22
Look away now of you are easily shocked, but if you want to audition for Puppetry of the Penis this page might be useful

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09:18:22
Hmmm. Whatever turns you on (within limits of course)

21 May 2003

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17:41:21
I have been grooving to Señor Coconut - highly recommended

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16:59:21
Been at a meeting all day today....

20 May 2003

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14:13:20
Someone from some IT magazine that I put in the bin just phoned me up to confirm my subscription and I refused to give him my email address. This entirely fused his script and he didn't know how to handle it. I think (hope!) that he has unsubscribed me.

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13:43:20
It seems to be the done thing to support commentaries on log entries these days and even wiki like things. I wonder of I ought to do that?

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13:14:20
Leon Redbone - good stuff.

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13:13:20
The WKSU Folkstream - folk music 24 hours a day. Some good stuff, though there is some dubious stuff as well (Clannad), and I am not sure I like the commentary much.

19 May 2003

Thanks to MrBR51, Larry, Andy
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16:40:19
A death in a Japanese family

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16:01:19
Rock and Roll Bad Boy

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14:33:19
Smelly Neighbors Interested in Furthering Friendships - I really have no idea what this is about at all.

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14:29:19
Brothers Judd - hmmm, not sure what to make of this. Lots of US Imperialist thinking in evidence though

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14:25:19
Statistical Disproof of Time Travel

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14:17:19
If you listen to the radio in any of the countries listed, here's a scary list for you.

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14:16:19
Just down from the old bridge in Heidelberg, you'll find Vetter - it sells good beer brewed on site (including one that is claimed to be the strongest beer in the world) and has OK food. Nice atmosphere.

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14:13:19
If you ever go to Heidelberg, let me recommend the Weisser Bock. Good rooms, fantastic restaurant!

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14:11:19
Hmmm, I could definitely live in Heidelberg. Nice place.

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14:11:19
Slicing a four-dimensional hypercube - great movies

14 May 2003

Thanks to Susan H.
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09:28:14
I'm off to Germany till Friday....

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09:24:14
A page made by a very angry person. I am not sure quite what he is angry about but he is angry at a lot of people.

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09:21:14
Geowanking

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09:20:14
Traffic Island Disks - fantastic idea. (Of course you probably have to be a Brit to understand the reference in the name, and it's spelled "discs"!!!!)

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09:19:14
Ooops - 200,000 copies of this were distributed in Australia

13 May 2003

Thanks to Linda, Ole, William
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15:39:13
Love Bag

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14:31:13
Tax Cut Man

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13:59:13
Rorschach

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13:55:13
They are wobbling at poleshiftprepare - "Only 1 to 9 days left until the earth possibly stops rotating" Note that the photo of Planet X they had was (as the rest of us knew) a hoax.

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13:55:13
Mutant

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11:36:13
A Pedigree of Hemophilia in the Royal Families of Europe

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11:11:13
Meredith Frampton

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10:11:13
Wanker

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09:45:13
This is not heartwarming, its just icky. But, you can watch it on video if you really want.

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09:38:13
I've always wanted one of these. Check out the price though - and I would definitely want one that played 78s.

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09:35:13
Kitty Litter Cake

12 May 2003

Thanks to Linda, Ian, Adam S.
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17:04:12
Bizarre Rumour Generator

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16:56:12
Online aarti

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16:55:12
Aarti

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16:44:12
Perfect mother's day gift.

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16:33:12
Witches' Voice

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16:28:12
Milton Keynes Heritage Association

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16:05:12
Cyclecide

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16:03:12
Damn, I hate to say it, but this is heartwarming (via the daily jive)

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15:59:12
"reptibual"? A spelling mistake on /. - I assume it is meant to be reputable

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15:53:12
Henry Raddick's Reviews

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10:33:12
Even odder

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10:30:12
Odd

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09:56:12
Driving in my car...

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09:56:12
Frogs with hair

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09:33:12
Ice photography - nice

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09:28:12
Sneakycheap

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09:27:12
"Are you down with the lingo that kids use today? Don't get caught using the old school words that just don't fly! Get up to date quick with Jonathan's Dictionary!" I can just see all those trendy vicars boning up on this stuff so taht they can communicate with the youth of today.

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09:23:12
Water rockets

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09:20:12
Nut'n

9 May 2003

Thanks to Linda, Oink, Oink, Tom B.
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13:56:09
Al-Sahaf site

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13:51:09
Scally Central

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13:50:09
Gaydar radio

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12:08:09
When I was little - great (via Sharpeworld, where else?)

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09:42:09
iToke

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09:42:09
Hackers and painters - I've being telling my students the same thing for years!

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09:10:09
iToke

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09:00:09
Alien abduction advice - lovely

8 May 2003

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09:43:08
You're In Control

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09:42:08
Find me an EE job, win $1000.00.

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09:37:08
Conversation Map

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09:25:08
This really will offend. Really bizarre and unpleasant. (but I guarantee that you would never in a million years come up with the concept)

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09:22:08
Rockbitch (May offend)

7 May 2003

Thanks to Linda, Len
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17:25:07
Container List for Dr. Seuss Collection

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17:24:07
Art for Learning, My Personal Museum

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17:23:07
The Feathered Back Hair Site

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17:21:07
Cowboy Gallery

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17:21:07
Trah Treeh Trah Traah Horse Poo-ost - What?

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17:19:07
Feather or No Feather

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17:18:07
Brown Headed Cow Bird

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17:17:07
Understanding feather plucking in parrots - a behavioural ecological perspective

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17:16:07
Cat Howell's Book of Naughty Nomenclature

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17:09:07
Escher Web Sketch

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17:01:07
Max-Ernst - not made sense of this yet

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17:00:07
Campus Cuties

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15:05:07
So which is it : "'Mr. Personality' proves attractive" or "Viewers spurn 'Mr. Personality'" Sounds like one of the worst ideas for a program ever.

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15:03:07
Why It Makes Sense to Bite the Hand that feeds you

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09:58:07
Strange book review

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09:26:07
Suicide Girls Odd (may offend!)

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09:21:07
Werowocomoco found

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09:20:07
Unintelligence test. I got 82%, making me "resourceful, sly, and guaranteed to get away with everything"

6 May 2003

Thanks to Len, Linda, Oink
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17:01:06
Not really sure what this is about. Are they webcams or just interesting photos.

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11:51:06
Rabab Revival Programme

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11:21:06
Chugiak-Eagle River

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11:16:06
gryf/slyth: a collection of slash links. Odd, very odd (adult, though I might actually debate this designation)

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10:25:06
www.safeoutdoorsex.com - so safe it won't let you on without a password

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10:23:06
Burma Shave signs

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10:16:06
Cesaria Evoria

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10:11:06
Mad Monarch's

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10:10:06
Now, if this were a DAB digital radio this would be a must have. (You can get a DAB radio and MP3 player combined, so we are nearly there. All I need is to be rich)

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10:04:06
Slightly odd interface to a Homeopathic remedy finder. Looks as though it is generated straight from a materia medica without any attempt to make it user frienldy.

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09:59:06
Fly naked

3 May 2003

Thanks to Johnny O, Linda A, Ole
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20:41:03
I want some of the Cork of Popularity. What a great name for a book or a band or something.

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20:38:03
Japanese emoticons (I may have done this one before)

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20:37:03
Smellypoop - nasty, and almost certainly illegal in most countries

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20:28:03
Lord of the Peeps

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20:14:03
Wrecked Exotics

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20:11:03
A neat idea except that I am tall enough that my head sticks out above the seat (well in the sort of seats I can afford any way)

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20:09:03
I just learnt some amazing stuff about buffalo in a book I am reading but am too lazy to pass the information on. Quite remarkable though.

2 May 2003

Thanks to Linda, Katherine
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15:31:02
The bid-up TV collectables page. Have a look at some of them and then hope that you never have to go to the house of someone who owns any of them.

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15:29:02
Did I mention that I am entirely addicted to watching Bid-Up TV - they have the campest presenters you have ever seen, and they sell the most unutterable crap. Compelling. WOuld you pay more than about 2 quid for this? They are starting bidding at 162UKP with a suggested retail price of 500UKP! It's a CD that has been gold plated in a case with a big plaque that says it is one of 500. Are there really 500 people that stupid?

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15:00:02
A Post-modern analysis of Lara Croft, also some more. Note that "Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darness" is an anagram of "Derrida abnegates the folk norms".

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14:04:02
Ah ha, the white suited guys in Japan are pole shifters

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12:11:02
Military Hook-up wire

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12:02:02
Robert Johnson lyrics

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11:59:02
The Robert Johnson Notebooks (via the Nutlog)

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11:56:02
Gulp

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11:39:02
chappie for chappie's sake

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10:24:02
I noticed yesterday that the Clear Channel logo has appeared on a few of the billboards on my way to work. More insidious taking over of people's minds.

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10:22:02
Curioser and Curioser

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10:16:02
AdamShand

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10:15:02
Do You Wanna Work or Do You Wanna a Job?

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08:58:02
Coca-Cola promotes drink with 'swastika' robots

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08:45:02
Need one of these

1 May 2003

Thanks to Graydon, Mr BR61, Ole
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15:55:01
Talking maps

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15:09:01
Japander

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14:23:01
You could also try poleshift.org - they don't want converts they say.

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14:22:01
Just checked in on the pole shift guys - still says "PX visible to naked eye by early April". (Only 13 days till teh shift though)

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14:20:01
Charts on the Rapture - they know it's upcoming, but they don't seem to be able to agree when though.

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14:11:01
I love this Mills Brothers version of Caravan (via Sharpeworld of course)

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13:42:01
How not to get a girlfriend

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13:23:01
Geogrpahy Quiz

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13:20:01
How America lost the war - good piece

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13:13:01
The Tin Pages

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12:46:01
Ghettopoly

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12:39:01
WMD not found

30 April 2003

Thanks to JC, Ken, Brady, Jan
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14:50:30
Hey! I should be able to get ADSL on the 23rd of July! (Well, maybe)

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12:47:30
bloviating? Is that a word? "Bush's bloviating sermons on morality"

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12:10:30
Audi-Oh "Sound is converted into infinitely variable pulses of pleasure." How do they do that then?

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12:06:30
The Other Saddam (I didn't realise that Mosul == Nineveh)

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12:01:30
The Myth of the Spat-Upon Veteran

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11:48:30
Make sure you look at the flag-o-rama crap sale page. I would be proud to own rubbish like this.

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11:46:30
Flag-o-rama

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11:42:30
The original Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf fan site

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11:35:30
The Real Saddam

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11:23:30
Julia Darling

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09:33:30
C. Paul Coke Ornamental & Rose Engine Turner

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09:20:30
Home Star Runner (I linked to a sub-page of this before, but the intro page is cute)

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09:19:30
Odd Todd - odd

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09:17:30
Some discussion about iraqwar.ru - interesting

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09:08:30
Some pretty pictures of America

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09:07:30
mARTh

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09:05:30
The Hidden History of Rock and Rap Music

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08:58:30
Odd

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08:49:30
Throwing phones at people?!?!?!?

29 April 2003

Thanks to JC, Mr C23, Ole
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16:34:29
The photographs tell the story

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16:32:29
Size really does matter.

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16:32:29
The Encyclopedic Guide to 78 R.P.M. Party Records

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16:30:29
Open Sores software development

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16:17:29
FREEZONE 5 The Radio Is Teaching My Goldfish Ju-Jitsu

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16:15:29
bossacucanova - lovely stuff, want this one.

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15:58:29
Whay hay, my exchange has reached it's BT trigger level and we might get and ADSL service! I am prepared to bet however that there will be some technical reason why I can't get it at my house. *sigh*

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15:24:29
Gender Roll

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15:22:29
Ebon-aide

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15:21:29
The American Mink

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15:16:29
Deep Throat Uncovered

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15:14:29
Queenpindeluxe

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15:13:29
In-House Memos on Television News Presentations

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15:05:29
Mr Winkle

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15:02:29
Hugh Young's Lexicon of Polari (I must admit to thinking that the name for this was Parlari!)

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14:56:29
Wacky voices of dissent

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14:52:29
Abandoned Hospital (Flash)

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14:51:29
The Online Books Page

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14:49:29
1995 messages in my spam filter folder.....

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12:41:29
Just got yet another bifurcated rivets tin in a shape that I have not seen before too!! I really must get some pics of them up.

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10:40:29
Hmm, well here we are again, back from two weeks on Gran Canaria. I did have Internet connectivity there (much faster than my home connection too), but a) it cost money, and b) I was on holiday, damn it! The lowlights was lots of nasty, concrete, holiday apartments round the coast, all the restaurants advertising "British food with British ingredients" and all the touts trying to get you in to their horrible "British" bars to watch football, the highlights were a trip out to sea to see dolphins (quite amazing really and I am not big on aquatic stuff) and a trip into the interior of the island which is beautiful (in an arid sort of way).

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