behind mine is a drag and drop map of the middle east ...
http://www.rethinkingschools.org/just_fun/games/mapgame.html(link is external)
i am surprised by many things about it ... firstly my own geographical ignorance but also ... how small lebanon is, how big algeria is ...
how long it takes me to learn anything these days ...
on balance i'd rather have a chocolate - but it wouldn't be so self improving ...
I've tried to correct the erroneous report - maybe others could do likewise. What a bunch of rubbish.
Back to the advent calendar. I searched for all of two minutes and found this incredibly unfunny site full of Christmas cheer:
http://www.funnychristmas.com/(link is external)
I'll try and do better later - but for something truly appalling, funnychristmas is the place.
and behind door 4 ... something to play with ...
http://www.tony-b.org/(link is external)
turn your speakers up very loud and any teenagers in the house will be amazed ... or horrified ... or probably scathing ...
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Ah ha! No word of a lie - I've been looking for my feather duster for weeks. I'm neck deep in cobwebs (they tend to be on the ceiling).
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That feather duster was very strategically placed, I'll have you know, but I did find the thong a tad wearing.
I put feather duster and thong into my search engine and look what popped up:
http://www.3wishes.com/french.asp(link is external)
Ho Hum.
Thanks folk! It can't be any worse than my last attempt - feeling better prepared this time. Test is at 2.32 so I'll probably be logging in at about 4.00 to give you the news!
jude
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2.32 ... that seems remarkably precise
will be agog for news ...
and incidentally folks ... i am VERY good on the geography of the middle east now ... who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks?
if only i could get the hang of string theory ...
Well done Jude!! Excellent.
And expect to see Fish on Newsnight re the Middle East. Someone should have sent those links to the Republican party.
behind door 8 is... another smaller door... and another...
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Behind today's door are several copies of ABCtalers' books which are xmas pressies for various family members.
Thanks TC, no motor as yet but probably buying a Ford Ka in the new year.
jude
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Behind today's door is a distinction in my latest MA assignment (a short literature review/ discussion paper, see http://judesworld.net/kass.html(link is external) if you're interested in bioethics)!
I am having a good week!
jude
Congratulations, Jude!!! Kas are good, I said a tearful goodbye to mine earlier this year after 10 years yeoman service. It was a striking metallic green, I felt like I was driving a frog round the town. I used to get waves from most of the population, as nearly every car here is silver or white!
A Ford Ka?!
Not only does it look disgusting, but drives dreadfully, terrible 'trundle' and road noise! And the performance?!
I lose all respect for you writers as car choosers!! Pfft!!
The other car I am considering is the Alfa Romeo 145. I really wanted the new Fiat 500 but I don't have secure parking and vandalism would be a dead cert. I live in central London and will rarely be going over 25 mph so I need a town car! When I move to Petts wood and have a house with a garage I can get something a bit nicer.
jude
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How about a Smart car? An old boyfriend had one, had the engine chipped - I tell you, 100 miles an hour in a plastic box on wheels with both windscreens only centimetres away was QUITE an experience!
Cities are so bad for cars - that's why I live in the middle of nowhere - big wide roads!
More congrats, Jude! For what it's worth, I've always found Fords very reliable.
And behind door 11 is... tickets to see Eddie Izzard for me and my 14 year old and... noodles in China Town for tea.
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