Zorac (zorac) wrote,
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Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow...

Crawled out of bed and into the kitchen for my first shot of juice of the day and glanced out of the window. My first utterance included several expletives and the word "snow". I vaguely recall hearing it, and it must have appeared over the space of a few minutes (admittedly it looked more like a dusting of icing sugar than anything else, and turned to sludge at the slightest touch). It's now started up again and have an interesting display of swirling flakes outside my office window. I'm just hoping that this isn't going to affect my train tomorrow.

In other news, AOL Time Warner have posted a loss for last year of (CRASH ZOOM) One Hundred Beeeelion Dollars! Surely I'm not the only one who thinks that they must be involved with Dr. Evil ...

(Yes, I am aware that they own New Line, who made the Austin Powers films)
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jiggery_pokery

January 30 2003, 04:20:06 UTC 18 years ago

GNER trains up the East Coast Main Line have lost about ten minutes by the time they get to Darlington. So long as the Arriva train doesn't lose more than ten minutes between Middlesbrough and Darlington, that's OK. :-)

*ponders taking an earlier train to Darlington and waiting there in the cold longer*