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Posted Nov 6, 2002
Appeared to have let things slide over the past few weeks - have posted comments on entry's, but not written my own yet! Am extremely bored at the moment - trying to decide whether I really want to go out for dinner or whether I should just do some chips and fry some beefburgers. With the whole issue of cost being quite important, it should be the latter. However, thanks to the generosity of Keele University, we only have hob and a microwave (ie - no oven). Now while the microwave is meant to double up as oven, the provision of instructions for these homicidal machines is not what it could be; put simply: WE CAN'T WORK THE BLOODY THINGS. There were a number of unneccessary fire alarms last year because the microwaves were actually much more powerful than we had been told. Needless to say, we got the blame . . . When a fireman has to throw a burning pizza from the kitchen window, which then breaks into pieces on the floor as it has been melted to the plate, something is clearly wrong.
So I'm off to the Hungry Horse 
Eastwickian
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Posted Oct 10, 2002
Have just joined, and am rapidly realising that the chances of anyone reading this are as close to nil as makes no difference.
I am a student at the amazing if ever-so-slightly damp Keele University and was awoken this morning at just before 6:00am by a fire drill, which I attended with all the cheerfulness of an aristocrat at the guillotine. Anyway, I have got free internet access from today, so expect to be back hear clogging up the web with more mindless meanderings in the near future. Most of these will be on musical theatre, so I'll apologise in advance.
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