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Thurday da 14th
Posted Oct 14, 1999
I've remembered the most important thing I wanted to mention.
My daddy disapproves of me visiting this website. He says I spend too much time here and simply continue pointless conversations from the day before.
What daddy fails to see is that he spends loads of dough on pointless car magazines and suchlike to get his kicks. Visiting h2g2 is one of many ways for me to get my kicks. The conversations are not pointless. Some are serious, others are just a bit of a laugh.
So kiss my butt!
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Tuesday 12th October
Posted Oct 12, 1999
I had some interesting thoughts to put down. Now I've forgotten them. That really annoys me (euphanism).
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Saturday 9th October
Posted Oct 9, 1999
I've decided to can the whole counter idea. A curse on FastCounter and their horrid counters. Ha.
It's Monty Python night tonight. Hurrah! I might have a problem watching it. I'm having a friend/skid/Philistine sleeping round my house tonight and he won't appreciate a few hours of Monty Python. As I said, Philistine. But I'll force him to watch it all, oh yes I will...
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Friday 8th October
Posted Oct 8, 1999
I've been severly annoyed (euphanism) by a few things on the guide. When I'm editing something what I'm writing seems to overwrite whatever's next to it. I'm sure you understand what I'm saying.
All these out of date journal entries are piling up with no means of getting rid of them. Apparently there will soon be a function allowing one to get rid of them. 'rah! It looks a bit odd, with masses of journal entries next to a tiny pile of forum entries. It would look better if they showed the whole lot of forum's when the legth of the journals (downwards) exceeds the length (downwards again)
of forums.
Don't understand? You big gibbon. 
I have lots of money burning an inferno in my pocket. I shall spend it on some albums.
Wheels of Fire by Cream
Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs by Derek & The Dominoes
Best Of The Beast by Iron Maiden
461 Ocean Boulevard by Eric Clapton
I was also contemplating Bryan Ferry's Another Time Another Place. What do all you Philistines think of my brilliant CDs that will be added to my collection?
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My Birthday!
Posted Oct 7, 1999
Well, my birthday did kick. Had to go to school, but I don't mind that. As soon as I'm out I'll see that it gets ground to dust.
Amongst my presents was a handy book full with Eric Clapton's guitar riffs and solos and suchlike. It contains Bell Bottom Blues, Layla, Strange Brew, Lay Down Sally and plenty more.
Unfortunatly, I'm learning the bass guitar, so it's of little use to me. I have some friends who might find it useful, so I'll show it too them. Nice pictures as well.
I've been extremally frustrated with the counter that you can see above you. It's the mass of text and links. To actually see it you have to click on the middle link. Above all it's counted all my visits as well. DAMN!!!
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