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Daily Archives: 8 July 2012
Geekfest
Crox Minor and I are just back from geeking out at the the London Film and Comic Convention. As you can see it was very busy. Pic by Crox Minor entitled ‘Where’s Wally? Special Geek Edition’ There were lots of … Continue reading
Posted in animé, black milk, crox minor, geekery, geekfather, geekfest, geekwear, genki gear, knights who say ni, london film and comic convention, manga, Science-fiction, Silliness, vocaloid
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In Defence of Academics
I’ve been away on holiday for the past week, cowering beneath the clouds, storms and floods this Great British summer has been throwing at us and catching up with some reading. Consequently, I have had more time than usual to … Continue reading
Posted in academia, education, long hours culture, Science Culture, Simon Jenkins
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