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Wednesday, 18 January 2012

It just occurred

As part of her Jubilee celebrations the Queen is going to go barging down the Thames. Fucking typical, old people always shoving in!

Posted by The Prof. at 20:17:00

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A little dog with a deplorable excess of personality

The littlest moggy

Pip,my cat, passed away Dec 09.RIP little one

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Other Interesting places to visit;Not all are blogs

BBC Website
Eastern Daily Press
Eastern Evening News
HMSOldies-the website ofr ex employees of HMSO
London Zoo
Mikko's Phylogeny Archive
Science Daily
The North Norfolk Railway
The Two Sheds Review

Top 10 things which make me happy.

A full English breakfast
David Attenborough
Decent red wine
Dexter,our big daft spaniel
Father Ted
My cats,Eccles,Frodo & Homer
My terrier,Snowy
Rumpole of the Bailey
Steak & Kidney pudding with mashed spuds
Visiting a decent zoo

My top ten Heroes

Sherlock Holmes, fictional detective
Sir Andrew Davis, conductor
Groucho Marx, comedian
Eric Morecambe, comedian
Sir Peter Scott, conservationist
Desmond Morris, Zoologist
Steven Hawking,scientist
Ludwig Van Beethoven, composer
Sir David Attenborough,broadcaster
Gerald Durrell,conservationist

Two old relics together;me & Mallard

Two old relics together;me & Mallard

Me at the NRM 2007

Great Questions for our Time

Why do fortune tellers at the seaside always ask if you want your palm read? Should't they already know?
Why, geographically in the UK, is an area of land which goes up called a down, & one which rises called a fell?
If teflon is non stick, how do they get it to stick to the frying pan?
What was the best thing before sliced bread?
Why did kamikaze pilots wear helmets?
What did they go back to before they invented drawing boards?

Top Ten Classical Music

Wagner;s Gotterdammerung
Mendelsohn's Hebrides Overture
Beethoven's 6th symphony
Beethoven's 3rd Symphony
Beethoven's Fifth Symphony
Mahler's 5th Symphony
Handel's Messiah
Bach, St Matthew Passion
Schubert's Ave Maria
Beethoven's 9th Symphony

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Dogs & Mogs

Not often they're all quiet

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