Hart, Robinson and Tiger form the trinity.
See if you can work out the sub text to this picture.
22 Feb 2005 00:29
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Follow-up to Flag Frenzy from The Cro's Nest
The flags didn't make it through their first night in Coventry. Only one remains. That one only remains because I chased theifs down the street.
Just like a win against France, easy come easy go.
15 Jun 2004 15:58
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After weeks of admiration, I've finally scored myself some England flags. St. George's crosses shall now bellow proudly in the wind spreading football fever throughout the Coventry area with every journey I make.
Not content with one, or the pair, I've ordered four, because it's 2004. This means England are going to win. Honest!
09 Jun 2004 18:59
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Here‘s my England team of choice.
What was great about today's game (apart from the 6-1 hammering of our Scandanavian friends) was that Sven started with this team. I think he will go for this team against France too.
Pick your England team here
05 Jun 2004 17:29
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In the 1960's Ralph Baer created pong. 40 years later came two more excellent ways to avoid revision:
31 May 2004 18:45
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Loving the Shining Rabbit's
25 May 2004 19:58
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The world is your golfcourse. Use it.
For urban golf you will need:
A lightweight selection of clubs
Rubber teas
Healthy supply of golf balls.
For urban golf you will not need:
A putter
25 May 2004 19:36
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Response to prompt "Five things to improve BlogBuilder" (View all responses or all The Cro's Nest responses)
A feature to spell check any message you may post (this is available for forums, but not for blogs) would be useful.
Please give an example of the syntax for writing a numbered list.
25 May 2004 19:34
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Cereal is a very serious subject that divides the world’s people. On one side of the breakfast table we have the early birds catching Weetabix, the other side, usually splashing milk about and leaving notorious milk circles under the bowl, is the merry merry coco shreddie cereal eater.
Serious cereal eaters laugh at merry merry coco shreddie eaters. Usually out of the side of their mouths behind their papers. Merry merry coco shreddie cereal eaters are blissfully unaware of this as they are too busy munching down their captain crunch and playing with their new neon rhino.
Of course, cereal is a spectrum ranging from All-Bran to Cookie Crisp and you may find yourself right or left spoon. If you are towards the right spoon you will find yourself reading lots of broadsheets and eating biscuits of Shredded Wheat. If you are towards the left spoon you will be eating more ricicles than alpen and less special k than frosties.
I'm a merry merry coco shreddie cereal eater and my current cereals of choice are sugar puffs and frosted wheats (which close the gap between the merry merry coco shreddie and the serious, which is for later discussion).
I now put it to the floor: Are you left or right spoon or do you completely disagree with my sweeping cereal eating generalisations? (I'm particularly interested in finding a merry-merry-coco-shreddie-serious-cereal-eating hybrid that reads the Telegraph but also eats nestle lucky charms.)
21 May 2004 20:34
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Welcome to The Cro's Nest, blogging home of Paul Cronin.
Expect to find daily updates of unimaginable interest regarding such enlightening topics as "Urban Golf" and "Cereals of Choice".
20 May 2004 15:02
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