This one’s for 64 Baker Street
Posted in Photos on September 22, 2005 | 1 Comment »
An abandoned trolley at King’s Cross
I was in London today, and thought I’d take a photo for 64 Baker Street, who I know is a fan.
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There could be something in it
Posted in Ancient History, Antiscience, Astronomy on September 22, 2005 | No Comments »
That’s a phrase that grates sometimes. “There could be something in it.” It doesn’t seem to matter what outrageous tale you make up, it doesn’t take too long before you find someone who’ll gently shake their head, hmm and say “Well, there could be something in it.”
This does crop up as a phrase from graduates [...]
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