Reflections
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I really like this photo. I don’t know why.

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I can’t sleep and it’s driving me crazy.

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Hunter S. Thompson shot himself dead last night (February 20) at the age of 63. Marriage problems? Depression? Too many narcotics? Possibly all of the above — only he’ll know. The stories of how he got there will always live on.

Real News People™ have more, uh… traditional reporting.

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Well things didn’t go so badly after all. I’ll be less cryptic when I can be bothered to explain.

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“I want to die peacefully in my sleep, just like my grandfather. Not screaming in fear like the passengers in his bus.”

The innernets are silly.

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Things are crap right now for a variety of reasons. I’ll post more when I know more things for definite, but suffice to say that not only was my parade pissed on, it was also shat on from a great height.

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BURGLARS in a south London suburb are set to receive a special Valentine’s Day card next week from a rather unwelcome admirer - the police.

As part of an operation to fight burglary in Croydon, the Metropolitan Police said it was fitting houses in hot spot neighbourhoods with anti-burglary forensic coding systems, known as Smartwater.

Known offenders in the area will meanwhile receive a card signed by Chief Superintendent Vicki Marr that reads on the front, “Thinking of you and what you do at this time of year”.

Inside, the message turns more sinister: “Roses are red, violets are blue, when Smartwater is activated, it’s over for you.”
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The police said they had funded more than 50 Smartwater home kits, which have been given to repeat victims of burglary, with more to come online.

Greater patrols and other crime prevention methods had resulted in a 26 per cent drop in burglaries in the Croydon area in January compared with the same month in 2004, authorities said.

“As well as a total of 73 arrests made, we were able to gain police intelligence on criminal activity to prevent further crime being committed,” Superintendent Nick Jupp said.

Valentine’s Day falls on February 14.

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This song is just too damn good.

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