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Tag: memorable

  • Hide & Seek

    Claire, Paul, Bryn, Ruth, JTA, Andy and I went to the beach this evening to play frisbee and watch the sunset. We even got Bryn participating, which is somewhat a rarity for any of this fun outings that involve physical activity. Everybody seemed happy to be taking a break from exams. Aber is wonderful this …

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    • 3 comments
    • posted 25 May, 2004
  • Dissertation Hand-In

    [this post has been partially damaged during a server failure on Sunday 11th July 2004, and it has been possible to recover only a part of it]

    I handed in my dissertation yesterday. What a farce. Here's the approximate order of things.

    08:30 - Get up. Compile a postscript (.ps) copy of my dissertation, and upload both …

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    • Article
    • posted 28 April, 2004
  • Dan, A Vamp Babe, And A Tarantula

    This picture just appeared on the new May Ball site.

    Yes; it's me, tied to a wooden board by a vampire babe, stripped of my tux, and being scampered around on by a tarantula.

    [picture removed]

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    • Note
    • posted 19 March, 2004
  • Kit and Dan show their appreciation for good beer and bad films

    What happens at 'Troma Night'?

    The following post originally appeared on the then-newly-revamped Troma Night website. This archive copy is copied back here for posterity:
    This document was originally published on the first Troma Night web site. Changes made during this re-posting are shown in italics.
    What happens at 'Troma Night'?
    The weekly 'Troma Night' is organised, rougly, by …

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    • Article
    • posted 21 January, 2004
  • Troma Night

    [this post was damaged during a server failure on Sunday 11th July 2004, and it has not been possible to recover it]

    [this post was partially recovered on 12 October 2018]

    Troma Night last night was a success, as was the Troma Night WebCam (Alpha Test), through which Paul could participate, despite his unfortunate absence.

    We watched three …

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    • Article
    • posted 18 January, 2004
  • The Most Expensive Pizza Night With Friends… Ever

    Vauxhall Corsa: Β£2,515
    Ford Fiesta Zetec: Β£2,745
    Petrol to get the above two cars, containing Bryn, Claire, Kit, Adam, Liz, and me to Shrewsbury and back: Β£20
    Three stuffed-crust pizzas, one plate of mixed snacks, six soft drinks with free refils, two double chocolate sundaes, two portions of chocolate cake, one portion of cheesecake and one portion of …

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    • Article
    • posted 8 November, 2003
  • Emma

    In other news: I e-mailed Emma, the girl I quite horribly dumped for Claire (who I was already sleeping with) about 18 months ago, and we made peace. Which is very nice, because I was a complete bastard and I broke her poor little heart when I left her. Anyway: she's doing really well with …

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    • Article
    • posted 29 October, 2003
  • In Defence Of My Parents

    Had a heated debate with Paul, Kit, Claire and Bryn about religion, morals, and parenting. And I'm proud to say that I've come to the conclusion that my parents acted in a way that I believe exemplifies the best aspects of morality, tolerance, spirituality, open-mindedness, protection, and honesty. I'm immensely proud of the way that …

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    • Article
    • posted 9 October, 2003
  • Daddy, Why Did We Have To Attack Iraq

    Daddy, why did we have to attack Iraq?
    Because they had weapons of mass destruction.

    But the inspectors didn't find any weapons of mass destruction.
    That's because the Iraqis were hiding them.

    And that's why we invaded Iraq?
    Yep. Invasions always work better than inspections.

    But after we invaded them, we STILL didn't find any weapons of mass destruction, did we?
    That's …

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    • Article
    • posted 9 September, 2003
  • Bovini: A Week Well-Spent

    It's been a busy week. I've spent a lot of my time at the office, trying to get the replication model for Bovini working - causing much stress as it failed time and time again. For those of you without a grounding in computer science theory, replication is the art of making data be identical …

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    • Article
    • posted 5 September, 2003
  • Fiona

    It's been a long time since I've seen Kit so happy.

    I've never seen Kit so loved-up.

    Aren't humans interesting?

    This blog post was later featured in an On This Day revisit, in a blog post in 2010.

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    • Article
    • posted 30 August, 2003
  • Beach Party Gone Bad

    We walked back over the dunes from Ynyslas beach. I lead the way, planning to reach the car, drop off my bags, then go back and help Kit and Paul, who were struggling with most of the remaining barbeque gear. A few minutes behind me was Claire, and a few minutes behind her, Fiona, a …

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    • Article
    • posted 28 August, 2003
  • Dark Side Of The Moon

    Spent last night in a dark room with Paul, Kit and Claire, listening to a DTS-encoded 5.1 surround sound version of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side Of The Moon". It was the most beautiful thing I've heard in a long while. The sound quality was unbelievable - the patterns moved and shifted around and through us. …

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    • Article
    • posted 21 July, 2003
  • Fire In The Eyes

    I've not been able to get out of my mind the thrill of juggling with flaming torches the other night. So I've bought myself a set from Butterfingers, along with some other juggling goodies and a book about how to juggle with clubs.

    Can't wait until they arrive.

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    • Note
    • posted 10 July, 2003
  • Fucking Flaming Brands

    Last night Kit, Claire, Paul, Bryn and I acquired a huge wooden desk and other burnables and went and started an enormous fire on the beach, having just finished a most fantastic curry at Cafe All Spice. Big fire!

    Later, we were joined by a man with some juggling batons and a woman with some flags …

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    • Article
    • posted 9 July, 2003

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