@6000 on twitter
- Cape Flats Sunbeam this morning http://flic.kr/p/8nZZLA 1 hr ago
- RT @simonwillo: To my knowledge I haven't F'ed these folks before. <- Won't be me then. You've done me more than once. 1 hr ago
- RT @RunningGolfer @simonwillo a few more pitchers like that and test cricket will be dead. <- Fixed that for you. 1 hr ago
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What’s going on?
It’s an excellent question. I haven’t got a clue. Basically, there were problems with Fasthosts – my hosting company – and they went a bit mental and scrambled everyone’s passwords before mailing them (in ye olde piece of paper in an envelope way) out. I got an email from their (and I kid you not) [...]
6000 on tour?
And lo, it came to pass that fasthosts.co.uk messed up on hosting 6000 miles from civilisation due to “security issues” which took us all briefly back to the mid 19th century. I may expand on these issues later. I may not. It all depends. Firstly on whether they can be speedily resolved and secondly on whether [...]
Guy MacLeod of Plumstead – an inspiration
*subject to ongoing editing* Hi – I’m playing with old posts from the ballacorkish.net site. You may have read this previously. Feel free to read it again though. Especially as Sunday approaches. I’ve been busy and disinclined to write much on here of late. Until now. My writer’s block has been lifted, cured, relieved if [...]
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How to win friends and influence people
You may recall me mentioning my being interviewed by a journalist. That article has now been published (I made Page 7, just next to the advert for Harris’ Patented Haemorrhoid Preparation), although it’s sadly not available online anywhere just yet. One of the comments on my last post was from June who read the article [...]
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