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Author Archives: Henry Gee
Yet Another Mystery Fish For You To Identify
The deeps really are yielding their secrets at the moment. First there was this. Then there was this. And today there was this.
Posted in beach, beachcombing, canis croxorum, Cromer, lobsterpots, mystery fish, rpg couldn't fight his way out of a wet paper bag
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Another Mystery Fish For You To Identify
Here’s a fishy tail I found on Cromer beach today. Here’s a detail. The skin is very rough, and those spines are wickedly sharp – they look (and feel) like the thorns on a rose bush, and thereby hangs a … Continue reading
Posted in beach, beachcombing, canis croxorum, chthonic, Cromer, dog, eldritch, lobsterpots, mystery fish, that ursula andress moment
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Guest
My friend Grrlscientist asked me to write a guest post for her at Punctuated Equilibrium. This is it. Meanwhile, here is a cute pet picture, for those who demand more from their reading than a blog the sole purpose of … Continue reading
Posted in Writing & Reading
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Tzores
Things aren’t going entirely to plan. An irritating niggle is threatening my grand erection with flaccidity, but it’ll be sorted out – eventually. Mrs Crox locked herself out of her office, which occasioned some drama. And when I opened the … Continue reading
Posted in canis croxorum, Cromer, dog, Domesticrox, Football, landscape, no coach parties, portents of DOOM
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A Mystery Fish For You To Identify, And Other Stuff
While walking along the beach this afternoon, Canis croxorum alerted me to this washed-up fish. It’s a pretty common North Sea fish, I believe, though I have never seen one before. Its roe sometimes appears pseudonymously as caviar. Can you … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Norfolk!, bunnies, Cromer, Domesticrox, erections, Football, hot frog-on-frog action, on the ball city!
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April Foolz can haz struck LinkedIn…
Posted in antisocial network, Apparitions, Silliness, social network, Writing & Reading
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Rumours
Probably the most exciting paper I’ve ever handled at Your Favourite Weekly Professional Science Magazine Beginning With N was this one – on Homo floresiensis, a diminutive and very peculiar hominin from the island of Flores in Indonesia. The creature … Continue reading
Posted in Apparitions, Aprilius foolicus, chthonic, eldritch, erumpent, hominin, Homo floresiensis, preternatural, Science-fiction
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Barefoot
I am extraordinarily lucky in being able to work some of the time at home. Today, after a drizzly start, the sun came out so that I could spend my lunch hour on the beach and, notwithstanding inasmuch as which, … Continue reading
Posted in beach, Blog Norfolk!, canis croxorum, Commutatis Maledictis, Cromer, erumpent, release of calcium from intracellular stores, z-radiation
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It Has Not Escaped Our Notice #131
Father! Pinocchio!
Posted in "master of puppets", Blog Norfolk!, Cromer, Silliness
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Census
Anyone in the U. of K. and not moving quickly enough to avoid it will have to complete a census form, providing what will be a snapshot of who is doing what, with whom, and where, on 27 March 2011. … Continue reading
Posted in census, Domesticrox, kibitz, klutz, schlmiel, schtup, Silliness, Writing & Reading, yiddish
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