Greetings!!
I first read the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Trilogy (in 4 parts) when I was quite small, around 10 I think - and I saw some of it on the telly too. I think this whole guide thing is a brilliant idea - it means you can find information, people, places so much easier than with a regular search engine. And it makes the world that little bit smaller. Anyway, my interests and areas of knowledge, should anyone care to know are: Vikings and viking (and early medieval)life (I'm in a re-enactment society called Vikings! of Middle England who recently featured in the BBC's Blood of the Vikings documentary), cats (I have 3), computers and life in general: ie beer, music etc. I'll try and think of something useful to put up here at some point. Other areas of interest are Scandinavia (I lived in Sweden for a few years), food, beer, the occult and paganism, complementary therapy, the orient and martial arts, programming - oh, lots, really.
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| Yamaha XV535 Virago - fantastic bikes until everything goes wrong...! | Dec 21, 2001 | Dec 30, 2002 |
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