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Tag Archives: london
McLympics 2012
(Apologies for no science – normal service will resume shortly. Spleen needed venting) To be fair, I should have caught the early warning signs when they released the official mascots. Stopcock and Vaudeville or whatever the hell they’re called. The … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, BBC, Beijing, Coca Cola, london, McDonald, Olympic, Olympic Games
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London’s Burning
Another night of unrest in the capital, and apparently spreading to other cities too. 6000 police on the streets, firefighters getting assaulted, the public calling for intervention by the military, and self-organised clean-up crews of people trying to reclaim their … Continue reading
