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Sunday, 21 November, 2004
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A way of funding writing in the future: pitch and idea and get people to support it.
Place where you can hire play equipment for parties, etc.
How to recalibrate the home button on your iPhone.
Unsolicited manuscripts accepted by Pan Macmillan with certain conditions.
Thought Balloon is a group blog in which the writers tackle a new theme every week? month? with one-page scripts. This URL is for their Phonogram ones.
How to sew a zipper on a knitted garment.
Issues organised by tale.
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Earlier today, I sent that very strip to my work email address to print out and hang in my cubicle.
Hmm, maybe I should do that for my work cubicle too ...
I’m going to follow suite on that a well. I’ll have i t next to my computer tomorrow
H.
These endless loop comments have a light side and a dark side. Which side is which depends on whether you’re the critic or the critee. The critee is in a position where they can’t respond to the accusation and the critic is in a position where they can’t make the accusation because the critee will invoke the “I can’t respond to that without proving you right” response. If the critee is really unable to handle criticism the critic needs to walk the endless loop plank. But of course the critee will not respond well because they don’t respond well to criticism. So the person who doesn’t respond well to critism is trapped forever like Homer’s pudding.
Homer’s pudding? Like when he pulled off the ring-pull and the lid didn’t come off? And the pudding was trapped forever? That one?
Yeah that one.
That was Chief Wiggum