Now I'm cranky

[triskellian]

The thin diguise for this GIP is that I'm smiorganless this week, and as such, I slept badly (in 'I'll just doze until he comes to bed' mode, which is all very well if he's likely to be coming to bed in, say, the next hour or two, but not much use if it'll be almost a week until he comes to bed), and then left my lunch/breakfast at home.

But, yes, it's basically a GIP ;-)

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Re: GIC

[triskellian]

Now that you mention it, Jack reminded me of Withnail a bit, too. Although apparently he based the characterisation on Keith Richards ;-)

R.. (you can tell it's me, even though the o's are really tiny in this font)
All very well, except that some other Rs, who shall remain nameless ;-) habitually put one fullstop after their initial, and have been known to make typos so that it's two...

Re: GIC

[metame.livejournal.com]

habitually put one fullstop after their initial, and have been known to make typos so that it's two...

Identity Theft! No Fair!

Damn his eyes. Is he away on business btw?

Re: GIC

[triskellian]

He is indeed, but I didn't actually mean him. See what I mean? Too many Rs!

Re: GIC

[metame.livejournal.com]

It has been observed that Rs are ever so popular. I seem to remember an R2 mentioning it to an R and an R too at one point.

While rafting on the Zambezi it transpired the guy in the safety kayak had the same first name as me - first time I've met one of us in ages... - I'm even losing that uniqueness, dissolving in a sea of nomenclature, and solution of initials.

PS read Oryx & Crake in Namibia - entertaining but lacking something, imho. Did you review it ever?

PPS have also seen both Oryx and Crake here... and eaten the former.

Re: GIC

[triskellian]

One of my colleagues is about to produce a small person, and your first name is the front-runner if the person she produces is a boy.

I only ish-reviewed O&C: http://www.livejournal.com/users/triskellian/50775.html. I did like it, of course, but it's not as good as her best stuff, which shouldn't really be surprising because it's such a departure.

Annoyingly, I can remember what a crake is, but not what an oryx is. Remind me?

Re: GIC

[al-fruitbat.livejournal.com]

Antelope-like thingie isn't it?

Re: GIC

[triskellian]

'Pparently so, and look at this: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/1746828.stm.

Re: GIC

[al-fruitbat.livejournal.com]

Oo, a packed lunch! What a good idea! ;-)