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Your go to man for all aquatic creatures on the left side of the periodic table.
Pics may appear here as I make them.
\/That's me, that is\/
When avoiding work I may draw arty-things\/
Erm, I'm doing a lot of work avoiding at the moment\/
I've also been know to do the odd cartoon\/
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Apparently drawing every individual hair on my girlfriend's head is an odd thing to do. CFB -go on, you know you want to.
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Your go to man for all aquatic creatures on the left side of the periodic table.
Pics may appear here as I make them.
\/That's me, that is\/
When avoiding work I may draw arty-things\/
Erm, I'm doing a lot of work avoiding at the moment\/
I've also been know to do the odd cartoon\/
.
Apparently drawing every individual hair on my girlfriend's head is an odd thing to do. CFB -go on, you know you want to.
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I'm common. Apparently*.
This is because, despite otherwise speaking nearly received pronunciation, my Westcountry roots betray me to my university peers. Specifically, the following words: bath, grass, path and glass. You can actually see the snorts of derision forming as the words leave your larynx.
Of course they fail to realise that they are studying in Bristol, possibly the only place where the locals sound more Cornish than, well, the Cornish.
Bastards, coming over here, pronouncing our words correctly.
*Jokes on them, I'm actually an elitist little tosser.
(Thu 16th Oct 2008, 18:08, More)
I'm common. Apparently*.
This is because, despite otherwise speaking nearly received pronunciation, my Westcountry roots betray me to my university peers. Specifically, the following words: bath, grass, path and glass. You can actually see the snorts of derision forming as the words leave your larynx.
Of course they fail to realise that they are studying in Bristol, possibly the only place where the locals sound more Cornish than, well, the Cornish.
Bastards, coming over here, pronouncing our words correctly.
*Jokes on them, I'm actually an elitist little tosser.
(Thu 16th Oct 2008, 18:08, More)