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![<p>Not huge amounts to say this week. It’s mainly been a week of rest — well, OK, laziness. The game of BloodBowl last night was close to the highlight of the week.</p>
<p>So, just as all the cool kids are doing nowadays, taking the place of any real content is this lovely little ditty: Miss Emeline Spankhurst sings the Tin Foil Hat Song.</p>
<p><strong>Warning</strong>: I haven’t been able to get this song out of my head all week. […]</p>](http://sleech.info/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/category-random2-115x115.jpg "A Week of Tin Foil Hats")
A Week of Tin Foil Hats
Posted on 2 October, 2009 | No CommentsNot huge amounts to say this week. It’s mainly been a week of rest — well, OK, laziness. The game of BloodBowl last night was close to the highlight of the week.
So, just as all the cool kids are doing nowadays, taking the place of any real content is this lovely little ditty: Miss Emeline Spankhurst sings the Tin Foil Hat Song.
Warning: I haven’t been able to get this song out of my head all week. […]
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It’s Official and So Am I
Posted on 11 December, 2008 | No CommentsI knew that one day I’d be so well-known and respected that my very name would become common parlance. Here’s today’s random entry from Urban Dictionary: 1. Sleech Undefined word derived from the song Peaches by the Stranglers "walking on the beaches sniffing all the sleeches". May be a verb, noun, adjective or adverb. Also used as a description of the upstairs people. "You big Sleech. Go and sleech off." -
Aussies Recolonising Britain One Wank At A Time
Posted on 14 November, 2008 | No CommentsThis is such a great article. I’m quite at a loss to add any comment which could further enlighten, explain or add to it. Perhaps we should hold a referendum to determine which country we’ll conquer next. […]