Scenes at the museum

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Brave new worlds

1. Goodbye BT Broadband, hello Plusnet. Who happen to be owned by BT.

2. Great writeup of my new favourite restaurant.

3. Results of a survey to rename Homeland Security, brought to you by the United States Department of Fear. My vote goes for the one that rhymes.

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Illiterati

Easily one of the worst articles I’ve ever seen in the Guardian, with an equally lamentable rebuttal to Greenwald by Carpentier. Fortunately some of the comments are worth reading.

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Crowded Trinity

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Back in black

I recently watched The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Given a choice between a dubbed version and the original Swedish, I chose the latter, being a glutton for subtitles. I even turn them on for English language films; my wife has diagnosed me with lazy ears.

A remake is coming out. Oy Vaio.

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Scenes at the museum

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Scenes at the museum

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Oh Christmas tree

Ent bouncer at this year’s Hyde Park Christmas village. Beg your pardon,

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Mmmm, brains

I’m not a huge fan of zombie movies,* and it never before crossed my mind to read a zombie book, but this was beautifully written and a genuine heartbreaker.

* After having seen quite a few. They stumbled after me and caught me anyway. Zombieland was probably my favourite, thanks to Bill Murray.

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The Strawbs

A good excuse to post this yellow oldie:

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