The Life and Times of Me
30.3.03
29.3.03
Before anyone mentions it, I already know that I am exceedingly sad and that I also have far too much time on my hands. So here is what will happen if two Aquarians get together
AQUARIUS (Jan21-Feb19) and AQUARIUS (Jan21-Feb19)
Hmm. Some say there's nowt as queer as folk, but actually they've got it wrong. What they should realise is that there's nowt so strange as two Aquarians when they get together. (Folk who are frightened of them will scamper screaming in the opposite direction when they see this couple coming!) Don't forget that the sign of Aquarius has two rulers, Uranus, and Saturn, who also controls Capricorn. So, if one of this two-some is ruled by stable Saturn, they should really read the previous pairing of Aquarius and Capricorn to find out how they'll fare on the road of romance. But if both wacky water carriers are ruled by unusual Uranus, they'll either get on like a house on fire, or be so similar that they'll drive each other dotty - and off in different directions!
This couple are a classic case of appearances being devastatingly deceptive. What you see on the outside won't resemble one whit of the reality. When two members of this sensational sign meet, they instinctively know whether they're going to get on together or not, even though other folk might not be so sure. 'I know you won't like lettuce' a hesitant hostess will say to an Aquarian guest. Just as they're about to answer that they swoon over salads, so it's okay, the Water Carrier will realise, that she means the creature in the corner, who's wearing a titre made from tin foil, and a string skirt. (What could they be but a quirky Aquarian!)?
With a hop, skip, and a jump the Aquarian will be by the side of this foil-wrapped floozy, and won't desert his post for the rest of the party. (He must get a lot of mail. Oh, I see...) When two Aquarians arabesque into amour, it's not the sort of love that you've ever seen elsewhere. In fact, all the outsiders may say that they can't be in love at all, and actually hate each other like poison. It's just the way they have of demonstrating their devotion. It might look, too, as though the sexual side of their affair is as dull as ditch water, when actually it's passion personified for this puzzlingly peculiar pair.
What can be so delicious and delectable about this dynamic duo is that they both have the same end in sight. (Don't bend over, whatever you do.) Neither of them are looking for a liaison that's so steamy it'll make Antony and Cleopatra look about as sexy as Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men. Instead, they want a partner who's predominantly a pal. Then they can trot through life together, both able to dash off and do whatever they want, knowing that their partner will understand perfectly. After all, if they're truly Aquarian, neither of them will care what other folk think, and they'll both be content to carry on shocking, left, right and centre.
I'm off out tonight for Jules Birthday. I should maybe get him a card. Also Toby is coming tomorrow, which is definatly good for the eyes (he he)
AQUARIUS (Jan21-Feb19) and AQUARIUS (Jan21-Feb19)
Hmm. Some say there's nowt as queer as folk, but actually they've got it wrong. What they should realise is that there's nowt so strange as two Aquarians when they get together. (Folk who are frightened of them will scamper screaming in the opposite direction when they see this couple coming!) Don't forget that the sign of Aquarius has two rulers, Uranus, and Saturn, who also controls Capricorn. So, if one of this two-some is ruled by stable Saturn, they should really read the previous pairing of Aquarius and Capricorn to find out how they'll fare on the road of romance. But if both wacky water carriers are ruled by unusual Uranus, they'll either get on like a house on fire, or be so similar that they'll drive each other dotty - and off in different directions!
This couple are a classic case of appearances being devastatingly deceptive. What you see on the outside won't resemble one whit of the reality. When two members of this sensational sign meet, they instinctively know whether they're going to get on together or not, even though other folk might not be so sure. 'I know you won't like lettuce' a hesitant hostess will say to an Aquarian guest. Just as they're about to answer that they swoon over salads, so it's okay, the Water Carrier will realise, that she means the creature in the corner, who's wearing a titre made from tin foil, and a string skirt. (What could they be but a quirky Aquarian!)?
With a hop, skip, and a jump the Aquarian will be by the side of this foil-wrapped floozy, and won't desert his post for the rest of the party. (He must get a lot of mail. Oh, I see...) When two Aquarians arabesque into amour, it's not the sort of love that you've ever seen elsewhere. In fact, all the outsiders may say that they can't be in love at all, and actually hate each other like poison. It's just the way they have of demonstrating their devotion. It might look, too, as though the sexual side of their affair is as dull as ditch water, when actually it's passion personified for this puzzlingly peculiar pair.
What can be so delicious and delectable about this dynamic duo is that they both have the same end in sight. (Don't bend over, whatever you do.) Neither of them are looking for a liaison that's so steamy it'll make Antony and Cleopatra look about as sexy as Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men. Instead, they want a partner who's predominantly a pal. Then they can trot through life together, both able to dash off and do whatever they want, knowing that their partner will understand perfectly. After all, if they're truly Aquarian, neither of them will care what other folk think, and they'll both be content to carry on shocking, left, right and centre.
I'm off out tonight for Jules Birthday. I should maybe get him a card. Also Toby is coming tomorrow, which is definatly good for the eyes (he he)
25.3.03
I was watching When Harry met Sally today and it got me thinking. Harry recons that it is impossible for a man just to be friends with a women because the man would always bring sex into it. So I would like all my readers to tell me Yes or No. You can do this by scrolling down and filling in the feedback box (you can do it anomosly). This will also give me an idea about how many people can be bothered reading my garbage. Depending how much of a femenist I am feeling depends on what I answer to this question. Do men just want to be friends with me because the think they can get sex out of it? Does this mean the whole of the Dundee University cricket team are hoping to get lucky? (I know that I couldnt turn somne of them down). So no mater how hard women work they'll always play second fiddle to men and that this is probably still very prominant in the work environment. I better stop because otherwise I'll be going on for hours about this.
23.3.03
For those interested my final position in the bbc fantacy cricket competition was......58671 with a total of.....438 points. Not really that fantastic am I?
Since my last entrence I can made a cake (sponge with fruit), made soup, make cheese cake (out of a box so I dont think it counts) watched a lot of TV (vidios mainly so that doesnt count either), been the pub, thought about making a baby blanket (for chig and sarahs baby), played the piano (this is mainly due to the war, I play when the news is on. Its making me try hard stuff aswell) and generally not atempting to do any sort of work.
I had an idea that I wanted to make a coffe and chocolate cake (combining the 2 best sorts of stimulents) but I had no recipe (not that its stopped me before) and so imagine how suprised I was when in the observer to day, Nigel slater had put in a recipe for chocolate and cappichino cake, so this week I'll be making one of these cakes. I have also found a brown peice of pin strip that I have great plans for.....A victorian morning dress is in my head, but I think just a skirt will be getting done.
On the side of sport, Liverpool beat Leeds today and Everton lost to Arsnel so Liverpool are now above us in the league (i am goning to blam west ham because they have started playing well :)). Australia beat India in the cricket world cup final which is a sad but expected result.
I had an idea that I wanted to make a coffe and chocolate cake (combining the 2 best sorts of stimulents) but I had no recipe (not that its stopped me before) and so imagine how suprised I was when in the observer to day, Nigel slater had put in a recipe for chocolate and cappichino cake, so this week I'll be making one of these cakes. I have also found a brown peice of pin strip that I have great plans for.....A victorian morning dress is in my head, but I think just a skirt will be getting done.
On the side of sport, Liverpool beat Leeds today and Everton lost to Arsnel so Liverpool are now above us in the league (i am goning to blam west ham because they have started playing well :)). Australia beat India in the cricket world cup final which is a sad but expected result.
19.3.03
Members of my family piss me off. Not the direct ones, the uncles and aunts and cousins and things do, they are all supposed to be soo clever yet they can be the most insensitive people in the world. On my 10 birthday something happened in Liverpool that effected the whole country but I want to, well not forget about but not be constantly reminded about by people.
I get very stressed this afternoon, just because I had to go to the library, I hate those places, I hate the queietness, the tension of people writing essays, the alphabetical order and Libraians (they really dont make my life easier).
What do you call 12 knakered men sat on each others shoulders? A scrotum pole!!!!!
My life is empty, I have nothing in Liverpool and nothing in Dundee, everything I have is spread around the country and indeed around the globe. There is a releif in being in Liverpool, the family and the surroundings. Sometime though I could be with not being here. Not being me may also be helpful. Why are we as we are? This is often asked and can never be answered. Is it our surroundings that shape us or is it our family, maybe a mixture of both. When does upper middle class become upper class and when does working class become middle class? Are the beckhams working class or all the upper class coz of their money?
I get very stressed this afternoon, just because I had to go to the library, I hate those places, I hate the queietness, the tension of people writing essays, the alphabetical order and Libraians (they really dont make my life easier).
What do you call 12 knakered men sat on each others shoulders? A scrotum pole!!!!!
My life is empty, I have nothing in Liverpool and nothing in Dundee, everything I have is spread around the country and indeed around the globe. There is a releif in being in Liverpool, the family and the surroundings. Sometime though I could be with not being here. Not being me may also be helpful. Why are we as we are? This is often asked and can never be answered. Is it our surroundings that shape us or is it our family, maybe a mixture of both. When does upper middle class become upper class and when does working class become middle class? Are the beckhams working class or all the upper class coz of their money?
18.3.03
I hope that everyone is enjoying my improving web pages. I had a lot of help from Ms Emuss, thank you very much. I think that the links need a little bit of left alignment though. Not much happening at the moment, I'm just enjoying being at home. Today i went on a trip to the city farm and I saw piglets and lambs and they are sooooooo cute (I just need to find myself a farmer). Is everyone happy at being at war??????? I am NOT.
16.3.03
Thursday night, cricket night out, I can't remember going home.......On friday I was very ill and I have a large and painful bruise on my arm
Friday, I went to a bog. The whole feeling ill situation wasnt helped by the bus journey, an hour up and down windey roads, yuk :( I went spent the evening putting out rubbish left by flat mates, defrosting the freezer and washing up. I watched some comic relief but as I was to be up at 6am I went to bed at 9:30
Saturday up at 6 on the train by 6:40. Things went well until we arrived in sheffeild 20 mins after we should have and my conection had left 13 mins before. An hour weight and therefore an hour late into Liverpool. Afternoon and evening was filled with a 60th Birthday party which had lots of good conversation and fine foods. Disapointingly Everton could only manage a 0-0 draw with West Ham. And no sign of Pam.
Sunday I've used the sewing machine, done washing, watched vidio and checked emails and it's FANTASTICALLY sunny here in Liverpool.
In the forth coming three weeks I plan to i)Liberate some sofas ii)go the pub iii)get a new phone iv)do some studying v)go to london vi)any other suggestions?
Friday, I went to a bog. The whole feeling ill situation wasnt helped by the bus journey, an hour up and down windey roads, yuk :( I went spent the evening putting out rubbish left by flat mates, defrosting the freezer and washing up. I watched some comic relief but as I was to be up at 6am I went to bed at 9:30
Saturday up at 6 on the train by 6:40. Things went well until we arrived in sheffeild 20 mins after we should have and my conection had left 13 mins before. An hour weight and therefore an hour late into Liverpool. Afternoon and evening was filled with a 60th Birthday party which had lots of good conversation and fine foods. Disapointingly Everton could only manage a 0-0 draw with West Ham. And no sign of Pam.
Sunday I've used the sewing machine, done washing, watched vidio and checked emails and it's FANTASTICALLY sunny here in Liverpool.
In the forth coming three weeks I plan to i)Liberate some sofas ii)go the pub iii)get a new phone iv)do some studying v)go to london vi)any other suggestions?
13.3.03
The guardian does have some funny stuff on it. I love chat room of the week which appears every thursday in the G2.
Disaster has struck my liitle world. My phone has yet again decided that I am not a nice person and so isnt letting me do anything (this is the 2nd phone I have had since a paid £100 for a new one last July, it will be going back to the shop on Saturday when I get into liverpool). Mad cant come :(((((((( and coz of the god dam phone we cant speak to each other.
I won the all you can eat competion during the riding club night out last night, 3 plates of main course and 2 plates of pudding, I excelled myself and beat an idiotic boy in the run aswell (I was so close to punching him).
Tonight is the cricket club night out, only down side is that I have to watch the F****** Red Shite in the pub, although we are getting free sandwiches and drinks offers.......very exciting.
I won the all you can eat competion during the riding club night out last night, 3 plates of main course and 2 plates of pudding, I excelled myself and beat an idiotic boy in the run aswell (I was so close to punching him).
Tonight is the cricket club night out, only down side is that I have to watch the F****** Red Shite in the pub, although we are getting free sandwiches and drinks offers.......very exciting.
12.3.03
The world of Amy is quickly spinning towards the Easter holidays which means, a bed in which my feet dont fall off the end, yey. Also trying to get chemistry reports written so they can be forgotten about and just handed in when the time comes. I found this while doing research for a geography tutorial, I think its quiet amusing (although I dont think the rest of the group did!). I got it from CorpWatch:
Multinational Monitor has named Arthur Andersen, British American Tobacco (BAT), Caterpillar, Citigroup, DynCorp, M&M/Mars, Procter & Gamble, Schering Plough, Shell and Wyeth as the 10 Worst Corporations of 2002.
Appearing in alphabetical order, the 10 worst are:
Arthur Andersen, for a massive scheme to destroy documents related to the Enron meltdown. "Tons of paper relating to the Enron audit were promptly shredded as part of the orchestrated document destruction," a federal indictment against Andersen alleged. "The shredder at the Andersen office at the Enron building was used virtually constantly and, to handle the overload, dozens of large trunks filled with Enron documents were sent to Andersen's main Houston office to be shredded." Andersen was convicted for illegal document destruction, effectively putting the company out of business.
BAT, for operating worldwide programs supposedly designed to prevent youth smoking but which actually make the practice more attractive to kids (by suggesting smoking is an adult activity), continuing to deny the harmful health effects of second-hand smoke, and working to oppose efforts at the World Health Organization to adopt a strong Framework Convention on Tobacco Control.
Caterpillar, for selling bulldozers to the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), which are used as an instrument of war to destroy Palestinian homes and buildings. The IDF has destroyed more than 7,000 Palestinian homes since the beginning of the Israeli occupation in 1967, leaving 30,000 people homeless.
Citigroup, both for its deep involvement in the Enron and other financial scandals and its predatory lending practices through its recently acquired subsidiary The Associates. Citigroup paid $215 million to resolve Federal Trade Commission (FTC) charges that The Associates engaged in systematic and widespread deceptive and abusive lending practices.
DynCorp, a controversial private firm which subcontracts military services with the Defense Department, for flying planes that spray herbicides on coca crops in Colombia. Farmers on the ground allege that the herbicides are killing their legal crops, and exposing them to dangerous toxins.
M&M/Mars, for responding tepidly to revelations about child slaves in the West African fields where much of the world's cocoa is grown, and refusing to commit to purchase a modest 5 percent of its product from Fair Trade providers.
Procter & Gamble, the maker of Folger's coffee and part of the coffee roaster oligopoly, for failing to take action to address plummeting coffee bean prices. Low prices have pushed tens of thousands of farmers in Central America, Ethiopia, Uganda and elsewhere to the edge of survival, or destroyed their means of livelihood altogether.
Schering Plough, for a series of scandals, most prominently allegation of repeated failure over recent years to fix problems in manufacturing dozens of drugs at four of its facilities in New Jersey and Puerto Rico. Schering paid $500 million to settle the case with the Food and Drug Administration.
Shell Oil, for continuing business as usual as one of the world's leading environmental violators -- while marketing itself as a socially and environmentally responsible company.
Wyeth, for using duplicitous means, and without sufficient scientific proof, to market hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to women as a fountain of youth. Scientific evidence reported in 2002 showed that long-term HRT actually threatens women's lives, by increasing the risks of breast cancer, heart attack, stroke and pulmonary embolism.
Multinational Monitor has named Arthur Andersen, British American Tobacco (BAT), Caterpillar, Citigroup, DynCorp, M&M/Mars, Procter & Gamble, Schering Plough, Shell and Wyeth as the 10 Worst Corporations of 2002.
Appearing in alphabetical order, the 10 worst are:
Arthur Andersen, for a massive scheme to destroy documents related to the Enron meltdown. "Tons of paper relating to the Enron audit were promptly shredded as part of the orchestrated document destruction," a federal indictment against Andersen alleged. "The shredder at the Andersen office at the Enron building was used virtually constantly and, to handle the overload, dozens of large trunks filled with Enron documents were sent to Andersen's main Houston office to be shredded." Andersen was convicted for illegal document destruction, effectively putting the company out of business.
BAT, for operating worldwide programs supposedly designed to prevent youth smoking but which actually make the practice more attractive to kids (by suggesting smoking is an adult activity), continuing to deny the harmful health effects of second-hand smoke, and working to oppose efforts at the World Health Organization to adopt a strong Framework Convention on Tobacco Control.
Caterpillar, for selling bulldozers to the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), which are used as an instrument of war to destroy Palestinian homes and buildings. The IDF has destroyed more than 7,000 Palestinian homes since the beginning of the Israeli occupation in 1967, leaving 30,000 people homeless.
Citigroup, both for its deep involvement in the Enron and other financial scandals and its predatory lending practices through its recently acquired subsidiary The Associates. Citigroup paid $215 million to resolve Federal Trade Commission (FTC) charges that The Associates engaged in systematic and widespread deceptive and abusive lending practices.
DynCorp, a controversial private firm which subcontracts military services with the Defense Department, for flying planes that spray herbicides on coca crops in Colombia. Farmers on the ground allege that the herbicides are killing their legal crops, and exposing them to dangerous toxins.
M&M/Mars, for responding tepidly to revelations about child slaves in the West African fields where much of the world's cocoa is grown, and refusing to commit to purchase a modest 5 percent of its product from Fair Trade providers.
Procter & Gamble, the maker of Folger's coffee and part of the coffee roaster oligopoly, for failing to take action to address plummeting coffee bean prices. Low prices have pushed tens of thousands of farmers in Central America, Ethiopia, Uganda and elsewhere to the edge of survival, or destroyed their means of livelihood altogether.
Schering Plough, for a series of scandals, most prominently allegation of repeated failure over recent years to fix problems in manufacturing dozens of drugs at four of its facilities in New Jersey and Puerto Rico. Schering paid $500 million to settle the case with the Food and Drug Administration.
Shell Oil, for continuing business as usual as one of the world's leading environmental violators -- while marketing itself as a socially and environmentally responsible company.
Wyeth, for using duplicitous means, and without sufficient scientific proof, to market hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to women as a fountain of youth. Scientific evidence reported in 2002 showed that long-term HRT actually threatens women's lives, by increasing the risks of breast cancer, heart attack, stroke and pulmonary embolism.
10.3.03
Which ER character are you? Try the personality test on this site and see. I am apparently Susan Lewis.
9.3.03
Jack Straw has a past. Yet again the hyper link wont work so heres the article http://www.guardian.co.uk/guardianpolitics/story/0,3605,909069,00.html
This weekend I have mostly been making a fool of myself. I can here you ask, how can Amy make a fool of herself any more than she has done in the past? well here is how in a few easy steps 1) run up to start bowling. 2) Trip over your own feet, in the process twist your right knee round in an anticlockwise direction 3) fall to the floor 4) start crying while being asked by team captain and coach are you okay? is it you knee? is it your ankle? etc 5) Look up and discover that the rest of the cricket club are all standing round you with worried looks on their faces not really knowing what to do (I'm a girl I might break if they touch me) 6) Stand up and pretend its not really that bad 7) Limp all the way home 8) Clapse once at home from pain and cry some more.
Sorry if your all worried. I did go the hosi and I have streched me ligaments at the side of me knee. The doctor said I might have slightly torn them but we wont know for a week or so. Now I am on lots of pain killers and have to climb stairs in a very amusing manner as I can not up weight the fully flexed joint, yey for amys ineptness. You all want to be like me I bet.
Sorry if your all worried. I did go the hosi and I have streched me ligaments at the side of me knee. The doctor said I might have slightly torn them but we wont know for a week or so. Now I am on lots of pain killers and have to climb stairs in a very amusing manner as I can not up weight the fully flexed joint, yey for amys ineptness. You all want to be like me I bet.
7.3.03
Do you like anchovies well here is the website for you! It was recomended by a very insane lectures, who today was mainly talking about how its the cods fault that the USA are a super power and seal clubbing. Tonight for my tea I am going to eat mash, brocilli and a linda mccartney pie mmmmmm. At 7pm is the last cricket practise of the term which is slighly sad.
6.3.03
I am in much destress. England are out of the cricket world cup. The world must surely end soon :) I am also stressed which has resulted in me developing ezcma on my neck, now no boys will ever love me :( If you have losts of time on your hands a would visit this site (as recomended to me) it is very very funny, nearly up there with the secret diaries. Only 106 days till the order of phenix, yes I know I am a great big child. I have a concert on Sunday evening, Faures Requim and Elgar songs, very exciting, I have been trying to convice our conductor to do something in English next term, hopefully the messiah. This is ammusing in the Guardian.
5.3.03
Did pancakes last night after choir, just three of use it was fun. Chocolate spread, Jam, peanut butter, marmite, lemon and sugar hunny etc, all went on. There is an anti war protest going on in uni and more are planned, yey.
3.3.03
Men obviously dont have anything better to do in their spare time:
50 things women cannot do
> 1. know anything about a car except its colour
2. understand a film plot
3. go 24 hours without sending a text message
4. lift
5. throw
6. run
7. park
8. fart
9. read a map
10. rob a bank
11. resist Ikea
12. sit still
13. tell a joke
14. play pool
15. pay for dinner
16. eat a kebab whilst walking
17. pee out of a train window
18. argue without shouting
19. get told off without crying
20. understand fruit machines
21. walk past a shoe shop
22. make a decent bacon sandwich
23. not comment on a strangers clothes
24. use small amounts of toilet paper
25. let you sleep with a hangover
26. drink a pint gracefully
27. get a round in
28. throw a punch
29. do magic
30. like your friends
31. enjoy porn
32. eat a really hot curry
33. get to the point
34. buy plain envelopes
35. take less than 20 minutes in the toilet
36. sit in a room for five minutes without saying "I'm cold"
37. go shopping without telephoning 20 mates
38. avoid credit card debt
39. dive into a pool
> 40. assemble furniture
> 41. roll a bogey between finger and thumb
> 42. set a video recorder
> 43. not try and change you
> 44. watch a war film
> 45. understand why flirting results in violence
> 46. spend a day by themselves
> 47. go to the toilet by themselves
> 48. buy a purse that fits in their pocket
> 49. choose a video quickly
> 50. get this far without having argued with at least 1 of the above
50 things women cannot do
> 1. know anything about a car except its colour
2. understand a film plot
3. go 24 hours without sending a text message
4. lift
5. throw
6. run
7. park
8. fart
9. read a map
10. rob a bank
11. resist Ikea
12. sit still
13. tell a joke
14. play pool
15. pay for dinner
16. eat a kebab whilst walking
17. pee out of a train window
18. argue without shouting
19. get told off without crying
20. understand fruit machines
21. walk past a shoe shop
22. make a decent bacon sandwich
23. not comment on a strangers clothes
24. use small amounts of toilet paper
25. let you sleep with a hangover
26. drink a pint gracefully
27. get a round in
28. throw a punch
29. do magic
30. like your friends
31. enjoy porn
32. eat a really hot curry
33. get to the point
34. buy plain envelopes
35. take less than 20 minutes in the toilet
36. sit in a room for five minutes without saying "I'm cold"
37. go shopping without telephoning 20 mates
38. avoid credit card debt
39. dive into a pool
> 40. assemble furniture
> 41. roll a bogey between finger and thumb
> 42. set a video recorder
> 43. not try and change you
> 44. watch a war film
> 45. understand why flirting results in violence
> 46. spend a day by themselves
> 47. go to the toilet by themselves
> 48. buy a purse that fits in their pocket
> 49. choose a video quickly
> 50. get this far without having argued with at least 1 of the above
Very exciting people, there is a new installment in the Secret Diaries. Enjoy :)
2.3.03
Friday night I was fantastic at cricket, I even got an F*****g hell as one of my balls yet again decived one of the better bats men. I did get so hot in this process that I ended up bowling in my vest. Saturday, woke up at 8am to listen to india vs pakistan on TMS, although I didnt get up till closer to 10, then I worked till 7pm, with short breaks to eat and talk to REH. In the evening I went to watch the Hours, it was brilliant, although very sad (or should I say moving) doesnt it make ya think. Today I again woke up at 8am to listen to cricket England vs Australia, and what a close match it was. The cricket was only interupted for me to have a ride on a horse, my good friend Amos. I went on a hack, although they wanted me to go in the school (because I was only a beginner) but I bent the truth ever so slightly and got to go out with everyone else, yey. And that has been my weekend, I know it wasnt that exciting but hey we arent all mega stars.
Heres a web site thats good fun, old school photos
Heres a web site thats good fun, old school photos
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