
*didn't notice the lack of R.. ho hum.. puts sublime on*
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Sun 8 Mar 2009, 13:48,
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(not aimed at you, I just wanted to join in).
Ahh, one of those lvely mornings where Mrs Boris takes the kids out and I can mong about. Except for some reason, the cleaning bug got me and I tidied half the house, descaled the kettle and bog and am now about to tuck into bacon and bbq sauce sandwiches, just to top off the packet of vanilla wafers I just ate.
Ahhhhh.....

Chinese characteristics indeed.
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Sun 8 Mar 2009, 13:56,
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Its a three-hour trip to the nearest KFC and would cost me nearly 50 quid by train.
sniff..
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Sun 8 Mar 2009, 14:03,
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sniff..

One of the Chinese research leaders in the department has the whole 'l' and 'r' thing pat with one exception. She keeps calling the master's student 'Barballa'...
And why the hell do Germans keep pronouncing the English 'v' sound as a 'w', when in theory it should pose a problem as they don't have a 'w' sound, but heavily use a 'v'?
My mind is wondering, isn't it?
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Sun 8 Mar 2009, 14:17,
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And why the hell do Germans keep pronouncing the English 'v' sound as a 'w', when in theory it should pose a problem as they don't have a 'w' sound, but heavily use a 'v'?
My mind is wondering, isn't it?

Actually, it was the last tune I played before I decided to wind down due to the gale force wind.

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Sun 8 Mar 2009, 14:07,
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All alone outside. People fled to the bar inside while I was bombarded with leaves and stray plastic bags.

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