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[wyrdreddragon]

This is a bit of weird meme
Based on the lj interests lists of those who share my more unusual interests, the interests suggestion meme thinks I might be interested in
1. john otway score: 12
2. interrobang score: 12
3. music score: 10
4. science fiction score: 8
5. reading score: 8
6. books score: 6
7. douglas adams score: 6
8. terry pratchett score: 6
9. cats score: 5
10. comics score: 5
11. photography score: 5
12. radiohead score: 5
13. chocolate score: 5
14. the clash score: 5
15. geeks score: 4
16. guitars score: 4
17. politics score: 4
18. proper music score: 4
19. real ale score: 4
20. anime score: 4

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In other news not much, things seem to be winding up for the next Maelstrom event, and I really should get my costume finally polished up.
Well not really polished, just tidyed up and tweeked and stuff.

Comments

[sarah-mum.livejournal.com]

Otway at the top of the list? Hurrah! You obviosly have friends with good taste (or just a bunch of old punk wierdos)

Maelstrom

[trizia.livejournal.com]

Eeep! I need to get my boots resoled, stitch some snap-fasteners on my shirt, practice some undead make-up, and decide if I want a wig or not.
And catspur hasn't even started on our swords yet.

[lord-blipvert.livejournal.com]

Otway at the Royal Albert Hall- "Now I'm going to play my hit. *Plays really free* Now I'm going to play my other hit. *Plays Bunsen Burner*" I naturally was into him before he became slightly less not famous. Have you heard the rock opera he did with Attilla the Stockbroker?

[lord-blipvert.livejournal.com]

I once saw him stagedive off a ladder. The rock opera's Cheryl, the story of a donkey. It's still avaliable off the Atilla website.

[sarah-mum.livejournal.com]

*Smug*
Saw Attilla and The Barnstormers (Medieval Punk) followed by Otway & his big band this year at Glastonbury
Both hits, and several stagedives, both with and without stepladder. National treasures both all them.

"There is a House" "WHERE"
"In New Orleans" "WHATS IT CALLED"
etc. etc.