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A conversation with our rabbit
“Good morning, Archie” “Hello. Where’s my food? WHERE’S MY FOOD?!! I’d quite like some of those nice organic carrots for breakfast with a sprinkling of parsley please. I don’t much care for greens.”...
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This is so wonderful, it deserves a post all of its own. Update: 28th June – Oh well, it was wonderful while it lasted. Looks like someone's made a copyright claim, so YouTube have taken it down.
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And the winner is (2) …
… Belinda! Having completed DD307, John began his research on bystander apathy to buskers on the underground. Thanks to everyone who entered – everyone’s efforts can be found in the comments on the...
View ArticleWe are proud to accept only Visa
So says the sign in the window of the London 2012 shop at St. Pancras station. Before I caught my train home this evening, I had a quick look around inside. I do wonder if Visa are proud of them...
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The TMA song
Just brilliant! As a former DD307 student, I empathise completely. Particularly with the bit where Surf Teddy is hiding under his textbook. Oh, and his inability to spell Phenonominololology too (Hat...
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Phenonominololological: Surf Teddy launches his bid for worldwide stardom!
I received an email from Eddie Chauncy yesterday – the creator of the wonderful TMA song and friend of Surf Teddy. About the TMA song Eddie writes: I really only shared the song with my DD307 Facebook...
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Qualitative Methods in Psychology
If anyone can explain why liking the Qualitative Methods in Psychology page on Facebook results in this particular set of suggested pages, then I’m all ears!
View Article30th May 2013
Meh. (This post was inspired by a Facebook friend, in response to my whinge about having writer’s block)
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#whyIamIN – thank you, Lufthansa
Because where would we be without interesting sandwich ingredient combinations from Germany? It did taste rather better than it might sound.
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