Yay! It’s officially European Summer Time!
Now all the timestamps for the winter time posts will be one hour out, because Blogger is pants like that. But hey.
EDIT: stop the world, I wanna get off! Blogger have finally implemented code that automatically revises timestamps for Summer Time. Yay!
Month: March 2003
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Yay! It’s officially European Summer
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Bored of stories of my
Bored of stories of my lovelife (not that we’ve had any for a while)? Go sort out Dave‘s instead!
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The lovely Bella has

The lovely Bella has been hard at work with her fella. Oi! Stop sniggering at the back! They’ve created this silly animation with a serious message. Go see. -
We’ve got a vacancy at
We’ve got a vacancy at the nursery. Anyone interested in working in horticulture? Give me a shout if you are.
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Stop whatever you’re doing and
Stop whatever you’re doing and go and play this utterly brilliant Flash flight sim game until your eyes bleed. Found via Totally Flabbergasted.
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What’s the old saying about
What’s the old saying about grape and grain? Whatever it is, I know that I’m decidedly delicate this morning. So much so that I may even stay in tonight.
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Thank goodness it’s Friday. I’m
Thank goodness it’s Friday. I’m really keen to get to the pub and relax a bit tonight.
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Huge fire engulfs West Pier.
Huge fire engulfs West Pier.
Sad.
Mind you, it’s a wonder that there is anything left to burn at all.
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By my reckoning, the 100,000th
By my reckoning, the 100,000th visitor to this site should pass by on Sunday evening or early Monday morning. If it’s you, say hello.
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Today’s Telegraph reports an exodus
Today’s Telegraph reports an exodus of 300,000 refugees from Basra. Everyone else talks of a several hundred yesterday, plus maybe 2000 this morning. So the Telegraph’s reporting continues to maintain its high standards of factual accuracy.
Matt, on the other hand, is brilliant:
