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Author Archives: Henry Gee
Jubilee
Being as it is the occasion of One’s Jubilee, it is perhaps fitting to grace these pages with a Royal Anecdote, however tangential. Mrs Crox has more connection with H. M. than many. Her late father was in the horse … Continue reading
Posted in Darwin, Jubilee, Linnean Society of London, oooh your poor feet, Science Is Vital, Silliness
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Skate
This is not a skate. It is something else. Possibly a cod, or, notwithstanding inasmuch as which, a haddock*, pictured on Cromer East Beach earlier today. Cod is Dead – Nietzsche I mentioned skate for a different reason, namely and … Continue reading
Posted in beach, beachcombing, Blog Norfolk!, cod, Cromer, cromer skate park, die Labour die, it has not escaped our notice, left wing snark, nietzsche, Norman Lamb, One's Jubilee, oy veh my poor feet, skate
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Lord Of The Rings
I have just acquired a new toy. Here it is: As you can see, it’s a ring modulator – no, not a means of assuaging the after-effects of very spicy foods (the assumption to which my friend Mr M. P. … Continue reading
Posted in jon lord, Music, ring modulator, Science-fiction, screaming batshit, Silliness, stockhausen, Technicrox
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Country Life
The global economy is in tatters; the Eurozone teeters on the brink; much of Africa is starving; thousands are massacred in Syria; and Israel and Iran edge towards war. Meanwhile, in Norfolk…
Posted in beachcombing, big boots would have been better than crox, Blog Norfolk!, Cromer, erumpent, Silliness, thinking about thinking
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Crabs
Last weekend the environs of North Norfolk were infested by played host to the Cromer and Sheringham Crab and Lobster Festival. Cromer’s turn was Saturday, but I missed it as I was too busy in my shed listening to tapes … Continue reading
Posted in beachcombing, Blog Norfolk!, crab, Cromer, eldritch, erumpent, hieronymous bosch, hobbits, i remember when we once had grass, lobster, science of middle-earth, Science-fiction, sea mammal research unit, sheringham, Silliness, the beowulf effect, Writing & Reading
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It Has Not Escaped Our Notice #796
This peculiar notice in Santiago de Chile is reported by our erumpent egregious intrepid correspondent Dr A. C. of that fine city.
Posted in Apparitions, misdirection, Santiago, Silliness
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It Has Not Escaped Our Notice Special Double Issue
Dr R. W. of Toronto sends this image, with the rider “I’m sure there’s a joke in this photo somewhere. I’m equally sure that I don’t know what it is.” And in other news, Canis Primus Croxorum found this sign … Continue reading
Posted in Apparitions, big boots would have been better than crox, Blog Norfolk!, canis croxorum, oy veh my poor feet, rpg couldn't fight his way out of a wet paper bag, Silliness, stiffkey toronto ricardipus
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Music
It will not have escaped the notice of either of my readers that I have been somewhat absent of late. Absent in more than one sense, as I have been fighting off a rather vicious episode of depression caused mainly … Continue reading
Posted in chthonic, citalopram, deep purple, depression, eldritch, erumpent, excuse me madam but does this bus go to the station, mirtazapine, Music, oh L I'm fifty, release of calcium from intracellular stores, rock, sertraline, stealer, sycorax, zither
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It Has Not Escaped Our Notice 2ex30741 – 1
This topical tip in the Eastern Daily Press was spotted by Mr M. P. of Cromer to whom we owe an immense debt, I’m sure.
Posted in Boris Johnson, fruity, mr m p of cromer, Silliness
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Holocaust
Israel has just celebrated its Independence Day, hot on the heels of Holocaust Memorial Day. This resonates with me, as my grandparents and two aunts (infants at the time) perished in Auschwitz. The resonance increases with the idea that such … Continue reading
Posted in Holocaust, human rights, north korea, Politicrox
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