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Public Address 19/03/10 - Ready for the Weekend

Public Address 19/03/10 - Ready for the Weekend

Ready for the Weekend | Mar 19, 2010 09:58
Russell Brown's Hard News

I love the new Hot Chip Chip album, and I'm over the freakin' moon about the new Peter Serafinowicz-directed video for 'I Feel Better''. I won't attempt to describe it: just go look. Meanwhile, it cannot go unremarked that three of the five finalists in the...
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This is a Photograph of Me | Mar 18, 2010 12:11
Emma Hart has loved her some cricket.
In some role-playing games, there's an advantage called Machine Empathy. It lets a character instinctively understand how to operate and repair anything mechanical or electronic. My partner and my brothers all apparently spent points on it. I have whatever the complete opposite of Machine Empathy is. Since I was a...
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The second test and the first test | Mar 18, 2010 11:33
Hadyn Green apologises for swearing
I like drinking with Dan because he always tells me interesting stories. Sports stories usually, ones that I've never heard, that sound dramatic and theatrical. And so it was the other night. We were in the basement beer house Hashigo Zake, and Dan (with the West Ham wallet)...
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