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@chappy87 well that's very honourable of you. Thanks man. Mental. Car incidents are horrible. :( 1 day ago
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@chappy87 man, that's insane. Bet you couldn't believe what he was doing. Not an easy insurance claim I imagine if you did. Sorry buddy! 1 day ago
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@chappy87 Ahhhh rubbish man. You ok? Has he taken responsibility and stuff? Much damage? 1 day ago
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@hanaels have you heard about the Wiggles? Big changes ahead. Hope you're OK with this news. http://t.co/A4tkxJxF 1 day ago
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quality of life. MASSIVE PRAWNS. 3 days ago
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Category Archives: Observation
Is Football Beyond Saving? (and why I stopped supporting Man Utd)
Football really saddens me. It has not always been so, but it is now. I used to live, breathe and dream football when I was younger. I had dreams of scoring cup-winning goals, captaining my country to World Cup glory … Continue reading
Posted in football, Independent Thinking, Observation
Tagged capitalism, defect, football, greed, man utd, money, premier league, ruined, selfishness, stockport county, wayne rooney, world cup
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We Are the Goalpost Movers
Our ability to create and execute personal plans is not what makes us great. In fact, our unequivocal determination to make self-improvement plans and become angry when we can’t stick to them is what makes us not so great and … Continue reading
What the Gym Taught Me About Character Development
I try to get to the gym three times a week, sometimes four. Reality is usually slightly less. I’m not sure if I’m a gym kind of person, but then I’m not sure anyone is. But then again, I think … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas, Lessons, Observation, Public
Tagged communal development, friends, funny, growth, inner-strength, stranger, workout
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Education and Sales Resistance
I was reading a book by Wendell Berry (writer, philosopher, farmer) the other day and was really struck by a few points he makes about our attitude toward education and educated people. In the book “Sex, Economy, Freedom and Community” … Continue reading
Posted in Control, Ideas, Inspiration, Lessons, Observation
Tagged assumptions, control, corporate, education, elitism, marketing, power, sales resistance, wendell berry
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Adverts are NOT Art: Discuss
I hate advertising. By hate I don’t mean actively and consciously despise it or what it is promoting, but rather I use the word as an opposite to unconscious love. The sort of love that invokes a genuine reaction of … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Control, Ideas, Observation
Tagged advertising, bill hicks, branding, creative, fake, flash mob, imitation, life giving, life sucking, marketing, money, not art, reality
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Remembrance, War and COD
Late last night thousands of people queued excitedly around the country so they could get their mits on Call of Duty: Black Ops, the latest instalment of the series of war based first person shooter computer games. A real display … Continue reading
Fan Funding and the Compromise of Integrity?
I don’t really have any fixed views on this issue but am intrigued to see what others are thinking about the current wave of fan-funded project models. I write this as someone who used something similar in the pre-sale period … Continue reading
Posted in Control, False, Future, Ideas, Independent Thinking, Observation
Tagged artist sell out, cheapening, fan-funding, money raising, pledge, raising, sellaband, slice the pie
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Cuts
I’ve never been stabbed. Like, properly stabbed with a knife or skewer or anything. But I have had my skin cut. There have been times when it has been cut multiple times, like when I did some DIY. After a … Continue reading
Entitlement and The Road
There is a road near to where I live. It’s one of those classic roads with two sides to it; enough room for cars to drive in opposite directions without bumping into one another. I suppose you might just call … Continue reading
Posted in Local, Observation, Public, Vilification
Tagged driving, entitlement, highway code, human nature, natural, obnoxious driver, one way road, passing
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Lessons I’ve Learned From Swimming
I try to go swimming about three times a week. It gives me time to think, refreshes me and gives me exercise. Lovely. After many months of going to the same pool I have noticed a number of things that … Continue reading










