This afternoon I

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Was kicked out of work early because the servers at work were down, so I went into town. This turned into an expensive mistake. In particular, it involved records by Placebo and Longwave, a CD by Sigur Ros (Agaetis Byrjun give or take the odd ligature and accent) which is currently playing, the 10" of Bring It On, a copy of Word (the magazine, that is), the new Dan Dennett and a copy of Kuhn's "The structure of scientific revolutions", which I read snippets of back at University. Christ I feel like a sad pseudointellectual now. Still, at least I'm not listening to effete Scandinavian Indie bands.

Oh bugger . . .

And I remembered this while mentally celebrating Mr Crowley's 666th post, which concerned overturning all that is good, decent and honourable by popping down to the pub for a while.

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[ciphergoth.livejournal.com]

Hmm, the Nadsat for God is Bog...

And LJ seems to think I've only made 663 journal entries. I'll have to do something appropriate for the 666th...

"No, no no, 664 and 668 are the neighbours of the beast. 667 lives across the road."

[grahamb.livejournal.com]

I really like the current long wave album.

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It was you, then. I couldn't remember who it was that had recommended them.

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That was number 666 by the count on my summary page.

Can you see this?

I did recently pick a copy of the album "668 - Neighbour of the beast", incidentally. It turned out a few people I knew actually already knew it but couldn't remember who it was by.

Brilliant

[gingiber.livejournal.com]

I have just got round to reading 'that'.

Fantastic, made me laugh lots which I need after the disastrous last two hours.

Thanks