Tour pics
Quick post to point out tour pics are up in my gallery. Enjoy!
21 Mar 2006 12:45
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February 08, 2006
Down the drain
I'm not sure who thinks they are funny, but removing 3 of the drain covers along the road from Jack Martin to Arthur Vick is not a big joke. Having nearly fallen down one of them last night (and at the very least would have ripped a tendon), I became quite angry about it last night. So, in the unlikely event that whoever thought this was a good idea reads this, this is for you; you're a f***ing moron.
08 Feb 2006 16:37
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February 02, 2006
Gallery !
Having not figured out how to use blogs properly, I shall simply make a post to indicate that I have many a shiny new gallery of today's curry! Found here.
02 Feb 2006 00:19
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January 17, 2006
Trivia facts
Ten Top Trivia Tips about Nick Sutcliffe!
- Nick Sutcliffe was originally green, and actually contained cocaine!
- Nick Sutcliffe was declared extinct in 1902!
- Only 55 percent of Americans know that the sun is made of Nick Sutcliffe.
- Nick Sutcliffe is the traditional gift for a couple on their third wedding anniversary!
- Medieval knights put the skin of Nick Sutcliffe on their sword handles to improve the grip!
- If you don't get out of bed on the same side you got in, you will have Nick Sutcliffe for the rest of the day.
- The most dangerous form of Nick Sutcliffe is the bicycle.
- Olive oil was used for washing Nick Sutcliffe in the ancient Mediterranean world.
- Nick Sutcliffe can pollinate up to six times more efficiently than the honeybee!
- The National Heart Foundation recommends eating Nick Sutcliffe at least three times a week.
This made me laugh — especially 6)
17 Jan 2006 09:45
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December 10, 2005
Puzzle Donkey
Writing about web page http://www.puzzledonkey.com
Full of what are essentially riddles which are quite entertaining to solve! Feel free to discuss questions here but don't post answers! I'm on puzzle 13 at the moment, so can certainly help with any up to there.
10 Dec 2005 21:55
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December 05, 2005
Propaganda
Writing about web page http://www.facebook.com
I'm sure everyone is already a member of some sort of online community for keeping in touch with your friends. However, I will strongly encourage everyone to join facebook . Amongst other things, your profile is highly customizable and searchable. If you are trying to find someone you met in the union, for example, a single piece of data is needed to find them on facebook — first name, last name, course, living arrangements, general interests… you get the picture (of course, knowing what they look like is also a prerequisite, and indeed worse comes to worse, knowing what they look like can just about be sufficient to find them!).
It also allows others to "tag" photos of you, so if someone else were to upload pictures of you and they tagged them, they can link straight off your profile (unless you choose otherwise), without you doing a thing.
There are many other reasons to join facebook, but why not find out for yourself? I urge everyone to sign up, so get facebook'ing!
05 Dec 2005 23:53
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December 03, 2005
Home
Home is slightly over-rated. Although the main reason I am bored is almost all of my friends have at least another week left of university. Anyway, here is a quiz:
 | You scored as Nerdy Girl.
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03 Dec 2005 17:08
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December 02, 2005
Time travel
| Nick's Reason for Travelling Back in Time: To be a protégé of the Marquis De Sade  Take this quiz at QuizGalaxy.com |
Go me!
[edit] I realise that I haven't quite gone to bed yet.
02 Dec 2005 00:51
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End of term is nigh
In the midst of being terrified of playing Martinu with Laura with an audience (because it's not easy, not because I was playing with Laura!), having no music to play off for oceans and suddenly realising the bass drum had no sticks on it just before a piece begins, the brass concert went pretty well! However, on listening to the brandenburg (a piece I have played as a marimba quintet), I became quite sad as I realised that I would most likely never have the opportunity to play in any tuned percussion ensembles. I don't really like that train of thought so I'll stop writing about that!
I am thouroughly unimpressed at the fact that I am supposed to have lectures 9–11am tomorrow, whether I'll go is another story… and, on that note…
02 Dec 2005 00:45
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