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Flashback: It’s summer 1984 and a young robotperson is idly exploring
the departure lounge at Manchester airport. The video games have been checked for free credits, and the chances of finding Star Wars figures [...]Whilst reading my posts you might occasionally experience a moment of
grammatical vertigo, and I apologise if this is the case. It’s probably due to me slipping from first to third person narrative, and although [...]My wife and I were chatting with my mother over Christmas
when somehow, alarmingly, the subject of baby names came up. I remembered that a while ago Mum had told me she’d decided on the name Robert because [...]It’s worth drawing your attention to a few changes which have happened
under the robotperson hood in the last week or so. I’ve shuffled all the ‘me’ related pages into the new robotica section, and the [...]Have you ever noticed, whilst you’ve been carefully selecting
a nice firm floret in the vegetable aisle, the broken-off stalks of broccoli languishing amongst the fresh brassica in the plastic crate?* [...]Brighton, it seems, is strong with the Force.
You might remember an email that did the rounds a couple of years ago, just prior to the 2001 census. The message urged recipients to declare their religion [...]It is my pleasure to announce the arrival of Stefan’s wine column, Sweet
Poison. Bacchus, that first from out the purple grape Crushed the sweet poison of misused wine. – [...]