

Today we observe Vladimir and Ural in alternate-universe #512.
Here, everyone owns a jetpack, and wears bunny ears.
Fascinating.
What're you lot up to today?

with my homies*
*is a lie. I'm fighting crime.
How are you anyhow?
*bam*
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*is a lie. I'm fighting crime.
How are you anyhow?
*bam*

I'm mostly alone in the office today.
So I'm fucking around and drawing Vlad.
Might do some of that 'work' stuff later.
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So I'm fucking around and drawing Vlad.
Might do some of that 'work' stuff later.

I'm usually flooded with emails and work, but this week not so much.
I'm deliberating whether or not the entire college staff are dead, or hiding.
Will be doing tutorial videos for a help page on the new Student Intranet soon.
Probably after the lunches.
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I'm deliberating whether or not the entire college staff are dead, or hiding.
Will be doing tutorial videos for a help page on the new Student Intranet soon.
Probably after the lunches.

that we call our web developer
/hilarious IT consultancy joke blog
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/hilarious IT consultancy joke blog

*jetpacks to the shops to buy new bunny ears*

Today i will be mostly drawing things with pens, for fun, going to town to buy foods and walking the fat hound.
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my dowry contractually obliges me to 4 a day, it's part of the service.
walking the fat hound is, walking the fat hound, no euphamisms here young bird of wheels.
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walking the fat hound is, walking the fat hound, no euphamisms here young bird of wheels.

Now the next time the neighbour asks me to do that for him I shan't punch him and call the police like last time.
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I am trawling through pages of crud to update the database. It's thrilling.
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*polishes turd*
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i was working late, and the financial ramifications of corporate borrowing rang me on my personal extension
'what are you wearing?' she asked. 'i'm naked except for devaluation of currency, with all frilly bits up the side' she continued.
i pushed my work aside and unleashed my burgeoning erection.
'tell me more, deconstruct the total GDP of UK industry, baby'
etc
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'what are you wearing?' she asked. 'i'm naked except for devaluation of currency, with all frilly bits up the side' she continued.
i pushed my work aside and unleashed my burgeoning erection.
'tell me more, deconstruct the total GDP of UK industry, baby'
etc

they're 'open to all ideas', apparently
*foresees words-eating*
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*foresees words-eating*

thanks to the memory of many youthful days bashing one out over a tattered railway siding copy of "snatch enthusiast".
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corporate accountancy porn.
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A jetpack. NOW. GIVE ME A JETPACK. NOOOOOW!
I like these two, even if I am jealousing at them at the moment.
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I like these two, even if I am jealousing at them at the moment.

until my hangover goes away
then I may w**k
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Wed 3 Oct 2007, 11:30,
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then I may w**k

I really need to w**k harder if I want to achieve something.
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I don't feel like celebrating, plus there is noone around
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and I have just looked up Terry Pratchett on Wikipedia.
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P.s. does anyone know if the Annotated Pratchett File is still going?
I'd google it, but I prefer pretending you're all my minions and that I am not an ineffectual, overweight, devastatingly handsome love machine.
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I'd google it, but I prefer pretending you're all my minions and that I am not an ineffectual, overweight, devastatingly handsome love machine.

I looked him up because I know nothing of his work but wouldn't mind giving it a go.
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as do many.
I wouldn't advise you read the first 2 discworld books first, as they are a bit odd (not really found his own funny style yet, to my mind).
A good introductuion that doesn't rely too much on previous stories would be.... hmmm...
discworld wise, Mort or Pyramids I reckon.
and Good Omens is non-discworld and EXCELLENT and kinda gives you a feeling for both Pratchett and Gaiman (who I also endorse).
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I wouldn't advise you read the first 2 discworld books first, as they are a bit odd (not really found his own funny style yet, to my mind).
A good introductuion that doesn't rely too much on previous stories would be.... hmmm...
discworld wise, Mort or Pyramids I reckon.
and Good Omens is non-discworld and EXCELLENT and kinda gives you a feeling for both Pratchett and Gaiman (who I also endorse).

So I should skip "The colour of magic" then? Will I miss exposition?
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Don't skip them, they're the Rincewind books. They're ace.
But he does have a few standalone books which are good to start with, I suppose. Maybe read Mort first and then The Colour of Magic + Light Fantastic.
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But he does have a few standalone books which are good to start with, I suppose. Maybe read Mort first and then The Colour of Magic + Light Fantastic.

The Colour of Magic
and
The Light Fantastic
while ace, don't fit with the other discworld books. The style is a bit less developed and seems to hold onto more traditional-fantasy roots.
that's all
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and
The Light Fantastic
while ace, don't fit with the other discworld books. The style is a bit less developed and seems to hold onto more traditional-fantasy roots.
that's all

I'm doing so many small chores today, I can't even begin to mention them. I'm going to have a nice lunch now.
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