Ministry of Propaganda - 13/Aug/2003: "Midweek links"
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Midweek links
Still quite busy unpacking, doing laundry etc but here are a few links for today:
- The BBC reports about new usages for microchips. Some ideas sound interesting, but others sound just stupid to me.
- Next time you get a ticket for speeding you might want to take a look at the road signs. You might get away with it, as two policemen did.
- Slowly Mr O'Leary is getting annoying. He claims that Glasgow International Airport is misleading customers. Yeah right. And calling Prestwick "Glasgow Prestwick" isn't misleading? That place isn't anywhere near Glasgow. But Ayr International Airport is probably not going to help if you are trying to dupe people into thinking they are flying to Glasgow...
- Just in case you missed it, today is left-handers day. Judging from the test I guess I'm ambidextrous, as my results are going roughly half each way. No surprise there then.
- Because everybody is going to blog it: Blah Blah Blog. And right she is. Probably. But then again, Ian Duncan Smith still doesn't have a blog (as far as I know). Although, if he did I would probably consider stopping to blog. May be.
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Entry trivia
When writing this entry the weather was: Slowly cooling down. Light clouds.
When writing this entry I was listening to: good vibes - the jingly jangly sound of summer
During the last hour before I wrote this entry I visited this website: International left-handers day
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