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Tuesday, January 17th, 2012 01:49 am

Tomato & Red Pepper soup is a cheap one from Morrisons. Very rough tasting.

I added Worchestershire Sause, patt of butter, sweet chilli sause, sage, rosemary, paprika, garlic paste and ground black pepper. I think that was all. Has made it into something very tasty.

Having it with some blue cheese on buttered toast. Sadly the cheese isn’t up to much.

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Tuesday, January 17th, 2012 01:01 am

When I read about how prepared homes in Canada are for cold weather, it makes sturdy brick common in UK houses feel more like ancient stone. And the more I think of it the more I think of stereotypical Transylvania; the dark dank streets, suspicious and isolationist serfs wandering around in cheap tatty clothing, old and imposing little forts of homes, owners ready and primed to shut the curtains at visual intrusion.

Is it that hard to imagine the UK falling into a second Dickensian age?

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Tuesday, January 17th, 2012 01:00 am

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Wednesday, January 11th, 2012 02:53 pm

Got a realisation brewing. Can feel it on the edges of my forebrain.

A lack of realisations fuels conspiracy I feel. Most modern conspiracies (EG; 9/11:”the government did it”) stem from seeing some entity profit from it in a way that could only be done by having prior-knowledge of the event. But that’s wrong, because we haven’t realised just how good at wringing a profit from ANY event large entities are. They got to be large because they’re so good at exploiting any and all events.

Most people have had the feeling that goes along with a realisation before. That of walking into a massive room and having the lights switched on. That feeling of, while not comprehending it completely, you first start to see the many magnitudes of scale larger the reach of that thing is. That moment more of humbling shock than of clarity.

Something’s brewing about the idea of “fairness” or lessening suffering I think.

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