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Ice Cream for Dogs!!!
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Ice Cream for Dogs!!! – unfortunately so far only boring old vanilla but “a special meat flavour” is promised.[…]

This is a blog by Yancey Strickler
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This is a blog by Yancey Strickler, long time ILM head – he alerted me to this a while ago but I’ve been idle with the inbox. Good stuff for the indie modernists among you.[…]

2004 Hurrah!
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2004 Hurrah!
aka The NYLPM New Year Quiz
Doing my ‘tracks of the year’ presented me with a dilemma. I’ve heard little and paid attention to less, attempting a ’round-up’ would just be pompous (so go and read Jess’ […]

Thankyou Santa
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Thankyou Santa
This kind of thing is why Grant Morrison is my favourite comics writer:
“The Fortress appears in issue #2, stuffed with a ton of new toys and gets haunted by the bandaged ghost of the Unknown Superman of 4500 AD. The Kandorians f[…]

2004 Begone!
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2004 Begone!
In 2004 I disliked more music than ever before. In 2004 I started listening to the radio everyday at work. These things are not unrelated. These were the records I hated most, based on far, far too many listens (thanks XFM!). And yes, so[…]

Human After All
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Human After All
For many of you out there, there may be none more seismic a newsflash over the festive season. The prospect of a new Daft Punk album has excited me for some time, but hang on, it’s not been mentioned on The Raft, only NME from w[…]

The Black Friar has gone smoke-free.
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The Black Friar has gone smoke-free.
Wandering past the Black Friar on my way home yesterday, I saw a sign saying “A Smoke-Free Pub” – it seems they’ve banned smoking from the place.
It’s an interesting choice: the Bla[…]

how INADVERTENT experiment created ALL SCIENCE
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how INADVERTENT experiment created ALL SCIENCE
(a “pumpkin publog” co-production)[…]

how inadvertent experiment powers culinary science
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how inadvertent experiment powers culinary science (a “proven by science” co-production obv)
ok so the way we learn the history of science or the fine details of cookery it’s always presented like clever ppl sat and theorised, then[…]

eskimo pie
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eskimo pie!!
!!!!!!!!!![…]

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