Still walking.

I haven't touched this for a bit, but I haven't forgotted totally. Link of the Month is this one, for an exhibition I went to with a couple of friends on Wednesday. Needless to say, while we were actually at it they announced that it's coming to London soon, so we could just have waited a few weeks and saved ourselves a lot of trouble, had we only known. And a strange argument I was party to made lead item on NTK this week, which is strangely gratifying. Apart from that . . . well, the front wall of my room's getting demolished, so I'm going to be moving out for a few weeks soon, which is obviously going to be no hassle whatsoever, and I've got inoperable cancer. No, no I haven't, I'm just trying to see if anyone actually reads this crap. Actually, the mail from the Institute of Plastination made a big deal of a survey they had done indicating that people who go to their exhibition take better care of themselves afterwards. They seem to think that people might somehow object to their activities unless they're socially useful. I wonder where they get that idea from?

Why I Missed Gigantor.

Paul had a nice time, it seems. I wasn't there. I had been going to roll up the A1 to spynn sum 'appnin choonzz at the assembled punters, but on my way home from work on Friday something odd happened to the car on a roundabout near Addenbrooke's, and it wasn't rolling right after that. It wasn't stopping instantly, but it wasn't freewheeling quite like it should either. I took it easy back home, and didn't notice the stream of smoke coming out of the wheel arch until I got out. So there went my weekend. Apart from going to the pub down here, of course. Technically speaking, the front nearside brake piston's jammed, because a lot of filth got in round the rubber skirt, which either wasn't fitted properly or had slipped off regardless. I'm not too happy about this, because even getting it to a garage is going to be a bit of a task. And it's normally so reliable too (speedo cables notwithstanding).

In other news, a friend got chased by dogs in a local park last night, and got away by levitating (he says he vaulted a fence, but he also says it was seven feet tall, and that sounds more like levitation to me). The snowdrops are out in prfousion in the garden, which usually means that it's nearly spring. And, given that it's going to be March in two weeks, I suppose that's true. What happened to winter? We had decent winters when I were a lad, you know. None of these gently cool spells you soft southern nonces have. Don't know you're born . . .