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Monthly Archives: May 2004
May reading list
A lot less than normal this month & late to boot due to my preoccupation with cramming for my exams. Psychopathology – John Stirling & Jonathan Hellewell A Scottish Higher level textbook giving a whistlestop tour of some psychological disorders; … Continue reading
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Three Monkeys on the underground
Brueghel’s Two Monkeys This is what I see in my dream about final exams: two monkeys, chained to the floor, sit on the windowsill, the sky behind them flutters, the sea is taking its bath. The exam is History of … Continue reading
Work Smart??
Air Cooled = Has windows Self-Contained = Has doors Under offer = some idiot fell for it
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