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So, where is everyone?
Have you seen that programme Coast? I've only seen the whole thing once, but I caught the end of it tonight, and I think the people on it are great. They're the kind of people that always do that kind of programme - the geeky, obsessed with subject type who think everything's exciting. They reall give you enthusiasm for whatever topic it is they're going on about.
In other news, I have just ordered a new mobile phone from Virgin online. Notonly have I decided to replace my trusty Nokia thirty-three-blah-blah, I have ordered it online (the second order I have placed online in only a few days, since I Amazoned the other day). When I say "decided", I should emphasise that the phone had developed the minorly irritating habit of switching itself off whenever someone tried to phone me, and quite often when I sent/recieved a text message. As you can imagine, it is a slight inconvenience, especially when those are the primary functions of the phone. Plus, O2 has been pissing me off with its 12p texts since I got back. Enough about that, methinks.
Not much else is going on. I've decided not to take the rubbishy vouchering job I was going to do for one of the ghost tour companies because it's utterly rubbish, so it looks like all I have to do over the next few weeks is desperately try to write essays. Good fun, what?
Have you seen that programme Coast? I've only seen the whole thing once, but I caught the end of it tonight, and I think the people on it are great. They're the kind of people that always do that kind of programme - the geeky, obsessed with subject type who think everything's exciting. They reall give you enthusiasm for whatever topic it is they're going on about.
In other news, I have just ordered a new mobile phone from Virgin online. Notonly have I decided to replace my trusty Nokia thirty-three-blah-blah, I have ordered it online (the second order I have placed online in only a few days, since I Amazoned the other day). When I say "decided", I should emphasise that the phone had developed the minorly irritating habit of switching itself off whenever someone tried to phone me, and quite often when I sent/recieved a text message. As you can imagine, it is a slight inconvenience, especially when those are the primary functions of the phone. Plus, O2 has been pissing me off with its 12p texts since I got back. Enough about that, methinks.
Not much else is going on. I've decided not to take the rubbishy vouchering job I was going to do for one of the ghost tour companies because it's utterly rubbish, so it looks like all I have to do over the next few weeks is desperately try to write essays. Good fun, what?