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2011.02.06 : Clues You Can Use!
• Try The World-Beating Frappé
• Leverage Your Workout Music
• Beat Your Leg Trouble

Well, since I realised yesterday's post was nothing more than • 34.5% blatant vegetarian agit-prop; and • 65.5% unbridled and horrifying vanity... it's occurred to me to try and atone by posting a couple of personal favourite health and fitness tidbits (which might actually be of use to some of you out there).... (read more)

2006.11.30 : The Fuches FUQ
Frequently Unasked Questions, for terminal 2006

Q: Just how much Graham Greene do you intend to read, anyway? A: Every word he wrote.... (read more)

2006.10.11 : The Most Fun I've Had - Ever
Or, At The Very Least, The Best Clubbing Night Of All Time

My hipster Ben Sherman shirt and extravagantly ripped Versace jeans are soaked through - and by "soaked through" I mean soaked through - with fragrant sweat. The outsides of my little toes are raw and, conceivably, bleeding. I don't know. I'm shaking too much to get my boots off.... (read more)

2005.01.04 : A Melancholy Blue

I left the office shortly after 6pm - an hour after the last civil servant had melted away - and walked the streets of Soho. I headed north then west, bouncing pinball-like through the brilliant rectangle of Soho... (read more)

2002.07.13 : All About the Gear

Saturday, and it's REI run time. Yeah, boeeyyy . . . Picked up: Microfiber Pack Towel: 25"x54" - but folds up to the size of a small paperback and weighs in at 8oz. Ultra-absorbant, and mega-fast drying.... (read more)

2002.07.11 : My Lucky Day

So today was bookmarked as the Day of Irrevocable Actions. (Not a bad numerical date for it at all - as my (quarter-)Irish mum might point out.)... (read more)

2002.07.09 : Finding My Own Road

Tried out my new MP3 player today. I can't really recommend this device - a Treo 10 with somewhat limited (and frequently perverse) functionality... (read more)

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	Dispatches tagged as: mp3 players (7) 2011.02.06 : Clues You Can Use! • Try The World-Beating Frappé • Leverage Your Workout Music • Beat Your Leg Trouble Well, since I realised yesterday's post was nothing more than • 34.5% blatant vegetarian agit-prop; and • 65.5% unbridled and horrifying vanity... it's occurred to me to try and atone by posting a couple of personal favourite health and fitness tidbits (which might actually be of use to some of you out there).... (read more) 2006.11.30 : The Fuches FUQ Frequently Unasked Questions, for terminal 2006 Q: Just how much Graham Greene do you intend to read, anyway? A: Every word he wrote.... (read more) 2006.10.11 : The Most Fun I've Had - Ever Or, At The Very Least, The Best Clubbing Night Of All Time My hipster Ben Sherman shirt and extravagantly ripped Versace jeans are soaked through - and by "soaked through" I mean soaked through - with fragrant sweat. The outsides of my little toes are raw and, conceivably, bleeding. I don't know. I'm shaking too much to get my boots off.... (read more) 2005.01.04 : A Melancholy Blue I left the office shortly after 6pm - an hour after the last civil servant had melted away - and walked the streets of Soho. I headed north then west, bouncing pinball-like through the brilliant rectangle of Soho... (read more) 2002.07.13 : All About the Gear Saturday, and it's REI run time. Yeah, boeeyyy . . . Picked up: Microfiber Pack Towel: 25"x54" - but folds up to the size of a small paperback and weighs in at 8oz. Ultra-absorbant, and mega-fast drying.... (read more) 2002.07.11 : My Lucky Day So today was bookmarked as the Day of Irrevocable Actions. (Not a bad numerical date for it at all - as my (quarter-)Irish mum might point out.)... (read more) 2002.07.09 : Finding My Own Road Tried out my new MP3 player today. I can't really recommend this device - a Treo 10 with somewhat limited (and frequently perverse) functionality... (read more)