I see that a few new people (mostly Light Entertainers) have added me to their friends lists. Hello, and welcome to Beware of the Train! House rules are simple: aces are high, jacks are wild, no passing Go if you're in seki, and the lifts are, as usual, all broken on the Picadilly line. Other than that, it's standard '76 Moscow rules with the Jubilee and DLR extensions. Oh, and please don't use my real name online, I get rather touchy about that.
In the belief that my external life would be even duller to you than it is to me, I mostly eschew the "angsty confessional" style for which LiveJournal is notorious: instead, I write a bit about maths, a bit about books and films, and a surprising amount about computers. OK, not that surprising now I come to look at it. I also post the odd interesting link, but the majority of those get posted to Hypothetical, which is my other online community (well, that and MoblogUK, where pictures from my cameraphone go). I have an occasional series of posts about ideas and concepts that I think everyone should know about - why don't you tell me some of yours? And sometimes I post daft flights of fancy, like Jeeves versus Predator, or the Expressionist Thoughts of Edvard Munchton.
Go wild. Write me interesting comments, or merely vituperative ones. But please don't use my real name online.
In the belief that my external life would be even duller to you than it is to me, I mostly eschew the "angsty confessional" style for which LiveJournal is notorious: instead, I write a bit about maths, a bit about books and films, and a surprising amount about computers. OK, not that surprising now I come to look at it. I also post the odd interesting link, but the majority of those get posted to Hypothetical, which is my other online community (well, that and MoblogUK, where pictures from my cameraphone go). I have an occasional series of posts about ideas and concepts that I think everyone should know about - why don't you tell me some of yours? And sometimes I post daft flights of fancy, like Jeeves versus Predator, or the Expressionist Thoughts of Edvard Munchton.
Go wild. Write me interesting comments, or merely vituperative ones. But please don't use my real name online.
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