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Comments are off for this postIn defence of Mel Gibson
Rather badly done at that. Does give one the feeling of with friends like these…
Needless to say the Telegraph are giving Andrew O’Hagan a right pasting.
1 commentCthulhu real?
This lot seem to think so as the ignore the fact that Lovecraft repeated asserted that he made his mythos up. They seem to believe it was all a big cover-up and conspiracy.
Of course at least one of my blog readers is convinced I really am a werewolf so nothing shocks me.
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As the ASI lot were going anyway; I tagged along with Madsen, Eeamon, Steve et al to try a few beers on offer. I did my bit for the cause by wearing my GoD golf shirt.
I am off again on Thursday evening with Kim and “the usual suspects” to see M3 (aka classic Whitesnake sans Coverdale) and have a few more odd ales. If you are in the London area and want to join us we should be there from about 5 or so.
Comments are off for this postSteven Vincent remembered…
Kesher Talk is doing a blog-burst on the anniversary of the death of blogger/journo Steven Vincent. I am happy to be participating in such a worthy venture.
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John Wilkes is the newest libertarian on the blog block. Go check him out. I will add him to both this and LCs blog-roll soonest.
Comments are off for this postThe Killer Delete Select All
The voice-recognition (VR) software to be bundled with Windows Vista would seem to be in need of a few tweaks. (Warning: Clip above is from a TV program.)
I’ve never had occasion to use it (I mean VR generically), but people who do—mainly the blind, but also others who might have to take notes while not having the use of their hands, like doctors—find it a more robust technology than this. I don’t know if Microsoft is developing something from scratch or trying to integrate some third-party VR with Vista.
Whatever, this thing is likely going to touch off World War III: “No, no! I said ‘Hire Jim Thistle,’ not ‘Fire Missile!’”
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