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andrewducker) wrote2011-11-30 09:19 am
andrewducker) wrote2011-11-30 09:19 am
Have a morning blog post of things that have recently amused me
It seems that the USA is quite sensitive:
I particularly liked the mouseover on this:
This was _not_ my first date with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
meaningrequired. Honest.
A rant about Pachelbel that I've probably posted before, but remains very funny:
Which led me to a video where the pianist from The Axis Of Awesome is asked to play Knights of Cydonia while selling tickets in the street, and does a fantastic job:
And finally, have some Star Wars burlesque (unless you're in work, of course. Unless you work for somewhere a lot more understanding than I do!)
I particularly liked the mouseover on this:
This was _not_ my first date with
meaningrequired. Honest.A rant about Pachelbel that I've probably posted before, but remains very funny:
Which led me to a video where the pianist from The Axis Of Awesome is asked to play Knights of Cydonia while selling tickets in the street, and does a fantastic job:
And finally, have some Star Wars burlesque (unless you're in work, of course. Unless you work for somewhere a lot more understanding than I do!)
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it's actually something I need to plan now, possibly for next summer.
yeah, since Scotland and Netherlands are both very contained countries [not discounting that the Highlands are relatively remote], travel that seems very common to you would be somewhat rarer.
My partner took me for a road trip to Newcastle recently, and I was *stunned* how close it is. Basically one road. And it took her a while to convince me it was doable.
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kinda funny, I've been a colossal travel-phobe for pretty much my whole life. I hit Glasgow a few times over summer, went to Newcastle last month, and am going to Moscow on the 26th.
the strange things love can do to you.