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I am a big fan of popular maths books
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— 9 Dec 2003 Sarah Comment

But often find myself lacking the basic knowledge to help me understand infinity. So, I turn to children’s books! Currently I have The Number Devil on rotation. But what does Amazon recommend to me? Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi – M[…]

Double retro
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— 9 Dec 2003 Alan Comment

Double retro as I blog a link to an essay about The Changes (the 1975 kids telly drama) on Robin Carmody’s Elidor that was put up over a year ago. Sorry to Robin for not checking his site often enough ”I remember he e-mailed me a while ba[…]

THE ADVENT CALENDAR OF ALCOHOL – 9th December (8%-9%): Duvel
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— 9 Dec 2003 Tim Comment

THE ADVENT CALENDAR OF ALCOHOL – 9th December (8%-9%): Duvel
It was February, it was cold, it was a Publog unDiplomatic five-headed fact-finding mission to Brussels. It was that key landmark birthday for the vinyl obsessive: I was turning 33 an[…]

THE ADVENT CALENDAR OF ALCOHOL – 8th December (7%-8%): Guinness Foreign Extra Stout
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— 8 Dec 2003 Tim Comment

THE ADVENT CALENDAR OF ALCOHOL – 8th December (7%-8%): Guinness Foreign Extra Stout
I have been a fan of Guinness pretty much since I’ve been drinking. In the mid ’80s it had yet to achieve the kind of dominance it has now, and it w[…]

I am not sure if I have ever seen a film as inconsequential as Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World
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— 8 Dec 2003 Pete Baran Comment

I am not sure if I have ever seen a film as inconsequential as Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World. I have certainly never seen a film as inconsequential with such a long title. At the start of the film we are told that it is some time du[…]

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PrBySc Experiment ‘ Nivea for Men Vitamin Enriched Moisturizing Lotion
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— 8 Dec 2003 Alan Comment

An experiment to detect the effects of using girly moisturiser on a man’s face
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MethodI will be applying girly moisturiser to ONE HALF OF MY FACE. Which half (left/right) is only known to 2 people. I have devised a proper d[…]

Bookslut
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— 8 Dec 2003 Tom Comment

Bookslut: Less racy than the name suggests, a good book-centric blog, strong on links.[…]

THE ADVENT CALENDAR OF ALCOHOL – 7th December (6%- 7%): Brothers’ Bar Perry
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— 7 Dec 2003 Pete Baran 2 comments

THE ADVENT CALENDAR OF ALCOHOL – 7th December (6%- 7%): Brothers’ Bar Perry
Every kind of intoxicant is for sale illegally or legally at the Glastonbury Festival. The three day home of hippies is the place to get off your tits on speed, […]

THE ADVENT CALENDAR OF ALCOHOL – 6th December (5%-6%): Ayingerbrau Prinz
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— 6 Dec 2003 Tom 1 comment

THE ADVENT CALENDAR OF ALCOHOL – 6th December (5%-6%): Ayingerbrau Prinz
The Fat Man. The Jolly German. David Blaine. Just some of the names for that most famous native of the Bavarian Alps, Ayingerbrau lager. Ayingerbrau is an unusual brand fo[…]

Omigod it can’t be it is it’s ___________!!!
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— 6 Dec 2003 mark sinker Comment

Omigod it can’t be it is it’s ___________!!! On the C4 doc just now finishing abt some WW2 commando raid, complete with mined ship smashing into a German dry-dock in the Loire, the old fellow with a slightly florid nose was naggingly fami[…]

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