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@bseymour · 13 December 2008 – 5 February 2026

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January 2018

11 January 2018

@johnwards @coderabbi Oh man the peotry bits and weird words slowed us down - reading out-loud it's taken us the best part of a year to get through it all at bedtimes. (for The Hobbit we had a great ebook version which included Tolkien himself reading the versus out.)

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11 January 2018

5 of 5 stars to Empire Games by Charles Stross https://t.co/jL0Cuk6KD6

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10 January 2018

Finished Empire Games (by @cstross) this morning, having really enjoyed it. At first disappointed book 2 isn't out yet, then discovered it comes out TOMORROW :)

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10 January 2018

@johnwards @coderabbi Jack (11) and I just finished reading LotR together - we’ve both loved it.... now what next...

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10 January 2018

@jexner Loved the view from that office... especially incredible when the big ships slowly pass right outside the window

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10 January 2018

@ninjanails That is an epic lineup!

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10 January 2018

"The iron law of bureaucracy dictates that most of the people in any large organization will, after a time, be more preoccupied with preserving their own jobs than with fulfilling the mission statement of the agency” : Stross I used to think reading fiction was escapism. https://t.co/OQpKeS9LHa

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10 January 2018

Epilogue from Stross "The iron law of bureaucracy dictates that most of the people in any large organization will... https://t.co/gWKMkq9LKI

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9 January 2018

@alpower I'm still on LR and Ph ... though I stayed back on CS6 ... so no subs. Certainly interested in alternatives.

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9 January 2018

I liked a @YouTube video https://t.co/F5fojJiURq JENSON BUTTON TV Ep1 (SEPANG SUPER GT WINTER TEST - HONDA NSX GT)

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5 January 2018

I just uploaded “Karting at Rogue Racing” to #Vimeo: https://t.co/y09ZO65xRz

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4 January 2018

I just uploaded “Windy Oxfordshire Sunset timelapse” to #Vimeo: https://t.co/IEf7LvCjia

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1 January 2018

@davidhughes good luck with the dry month - I found it extremely positive when I decided to track and tweak some of my habitual behaviours. Some jottings from back then: https://t.co/FUEahOw7fq

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