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Day 17: No Sleep Til Brooklyn AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
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Day 17: No Sleep Til Brooklyn
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Whilst there are people I would much rather be chained to in the world Simone has turned out to be rather resourceful. Actually when pushed I cannot think of many people I would enjoy b[…]

Day 16: Seymour AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
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Day 16: Seymour
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The ache in my shoulder was incessant, like the purgatorial ache of a bass guitar yoked around my neck. Instead however I was yoked to this perky young rap fan who had spent much of the previous nigh[…]

Day 15: Boston AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
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Day 15: Boston
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Orange is not a colour that suits me. I tried to tell the prison wardens this but apparently it is the duty of the American penitentiary system to make people look as inhuman as possible. At least the[…]

Day 14: Massachusetts AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
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Day 14: Massachusetts
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Jail. Four walls holding me in. Bars on the window. Really rather oppressive. Not a place for a sophisticated girl like me. It turned out that they did not have the kind of specialist holding f[…]

Day 13: New England AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
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Day 13: New England
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I woke to a stunning sunrise after quite possibly 24 hours of sleep. Destroying out of control record obsessed newsreaders takes it out of the girl and I was looking forward to exploring my new […]

Day 12: Eruption AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
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Day 12: Eruption
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I did not have much time to react. The rumbling of the ground signaled either a very heavy bassline being played (say by the dual bassists of Ned’s Atomic Dustbin) or a major plate tectonic s[…]

Day 11: So Lonely AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
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Day 11: So Lonely
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I awoke strung up on some sort of makeshift crucifix. Upon further examination it seemed to be constructed from a sun lounger and my wrists were bound by the elastic used to keep the cushions on. […]

Day 10: Deeper Underground AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
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Day 10: Deeper Underground
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I must have walked for miles in that cave system. Everytime I seemed to be getting closer to the source of the infernal noise, it turned out to be another echo chamber. Much of the system[…]

Day 9: The Sound Of The Underground AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
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Day 9: The Sound Of The Underground
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I crept back into the container to sleep, not trusting the strange sounds of this island. Hunger did over-take me the night before though and I trapped, killed and skinned one of[…]

Day 8: Desert Island AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 LOUSY TUNES
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Day 8: Desert Island
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I was awoken the next day by a small furry creature nuzzling up against me. Leaping back in fear in case it was a member of ZZ Top without the name beard, i discovered it was some kind of muskr[…]

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