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The following clues indicate a terrorist, according to a poster at work: use of cameras, vans, computers, mobile phones and/or the transport network.

8th December 1863: Frances Maude Campbell, of the Blackheath Club, informs the newly formed Football Association he and his club want nothing to do with the rules the FA has come up with because they'll destroy the sport and all interest in it.

Exactly how nutso is Charles Manson...

From The Magazine : Radar Online : The Billy Letters

...it seems it would be a prog band

Band Name: Browneopsis macrofoliolata
Title: It's always helpful to learn from your mistakes because then your mistakes seem worthwhile.
Art: The Beauty of Reflections
Rules: The CD Cover Game

... Updating God's MySpace Profile for Him

Bald white monk in orange robes: [Mumbling to himself.]
Bimbette, to friend: I guess he's, like, praying for a safe journey.
Bald white monk in orange robes: No, I'm on the phone [shows BlackBerry].

--Metro-North

Overheard by: jharris

via Overheard in New York, Jan 12, 2008

Christmas as the Parental Overunits' house is always nice; there's nothing like an open fire (even when it's not that cold). There is also nothing like watching someone who's never really played computer games (at least, not since Tyrann on the Oric-1 back in the early 80s) get used to the WASD controls in a MMO. Imagine watching someone tap the W key to move 1-step at a time, then tap the D key to turn - and then have to tap the A key a couple of times because they'd gone too far.

DNA fans may be familiar with the term “kent”... suffice it to say I looked a complete kent.

We had beef for Xmas dinner - a change from the usual turkey on the basis the recent bird flu fun 'n' games had driven the price up.

New Year's Eve was round my brother's. He cooked a large pork dinner and handed out presents which he and the GF had been unable to give due to being at the GF's parents for Xmas. Kindly they got me Guitar Hero III - unfortunately, for the PS3.

We had a stab at a game called “Picture This” they'd been given for Xmas. The general idea was you moved a counter around a board and answered questions in four categories: News, World, Sport and Entertainment. Each card had three questions about the picture on it: question one was almost invariably “who is in the picture”, question two was some other fact about them and the third, and hardest, question was - strangely - often about who was Australian PM at the time...

I won two of three games. Mum won the other.

I found where my Wilma's Rainbow EP had got to... my brother had also found the book mentioned in this post about killing jars.

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