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Category Archives: no coach parties
Transport
This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Kindertransports. On the night of 9/10 November, 1938, Jewish homes and businesses across Nazi Germany were trashed – an event known as Kristallnacht, Night of Broken Glass. Five days later, a delegation … Continue reading
Posted in association of jewish refugees, asylum seekers, big boots would have been better than crox, Daily Nimbyist Bungaloid Curtain Twitcher, Domesticrox, farrago, kindertransports, kristallnacht, lobsterpots, no coach parties, Politicrox, syria, that ursula andress moment, UKIP
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Pride
Today the Fine City of Norwich hosted its Pride event, and me and the Croxii went to take a look. Pride comes before a Hall. In this case, Norwich City Hall
Posted in beach, Blog Norfolk!, Cromer, happiness, Imagine, John Lennon, Leviticus, libertarianism, mermaids, my inner hippy, no coach parties, on the ball city!, phallic eructations, Politicrox, Politics, Pride, pubic hair, release of calcium from intracellular stores, straight but not narrow, thinking, thinking about thinking, UKIP, you might as well give up now and shop at mr fatbastard
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It Has Not Escaped Our Notice #766
I have been deluged with several signs portents signs from our Latin America Correspondent, Dr A. C. of Santiago de Chile. There’s this; this; this; and, notwithstanding inasmuch as which, this; I wonder what this is trying to tell us?
Posted in Apparitions, chthonic, data entry at the OK corral, dog, eldritch, erumpent, jeremiad, Large Hadron Collider, no coach parties, release of calcium from intracellular stores, seven samurai, Silliness
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City Lights (Slight Return)
I regret to announce that cromercrox, for it is he, deleted the original version of this post, entirely by accident. Here it is again, dragged out from some cache or another, though of course without all y’all’s insightful comments. We … Continue reading
Posted in big boots would have been better than crox, chthonic, hieronymous bosch, jeremiad, no coach parties, Science Is Vital, Silliness, Writing & Reading
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AV
Well, that’s over. What’s ‘that’, I hear you cry? Ah, well, ‘that’ was the referendum last week in which the voters in the U. of K. were invited to decide whether they’d like to elect members of parliament in the … Continue reading
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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Reading
A comment on Steve’s blog referring tangentially to one of my own effusions made me think of how many really great popular science books there are out there.. So, here’s an idea. Why not post a few of your suggestions, … Continue reading
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