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In a disturbing development for my productivity levels, it seems I can IM Second Life from my phone.

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Bought me a tent.

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This is a good night club. It has ponies.

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Second Life Cardiff is the same as Real Cardiff, but with more Doctor Who memorabilia, and a statue of Captain Picard falling on his bottom.

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This Second Life is the best BBS I’ve been on in years.

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My bike lock stopped working. I bought a new bike lock, with four keys and a special bracket to attach it to the frame. The next day my new bike lock fell off the bracket in transit and is now lost. As a temporary measure, I went back to using my old bike lock as a prop. You can pull it apart without a key, but it looks like my bike is locked. Yesterday I forgot to take my old bike lock key with me at all, which wouldn’t have been a problem except that my old bike lock has unaccountably started working again, so I had to walk home. Now I find that I can no longer locate my old bike lock key.

As is so often the case, Plan D involves a hacksaw.

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I’ve finally found a usable Mac client for Second Life. Is anyone out there using it, or is something else cool now?

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I am rehearsing two plays. In one I will be required to crucify a dude. In the other I shall be an aeroplane.

It is very important I do not get these parts mixed up. The Little Prince’s themes of yearning for lost childhood and the suffocating banality of adult society could possibly survive the unexpected introduction of a crucifixion scene, but I’m almost certain that Aeschylus (if the author was indeed Aeschylus) did not intend for Hephaistos to bear Prometheus around the stage on his shoulders making neeeyaaaaar noises.

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I know this theatre piece isn’t intended as a literal interpretation of The Little Prince, but I think the nudity sends mixed messages.

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I give up. Life’s too short for Google Sketchup.

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