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Science exam – tomorrow. Module tests. 10% of final GCSE. And instead of sleeping, or revising, I’m blogging. That’s great self control, Dom. Oh yeah, and that History homework better get done as well…

Also coming up in my life… (drum roll, please)

– Work Experience at the Guardian Politics Desk! Yeah – pity there’s a tube strike on my first day. [Evil stare]

– Tasha stole a page of my site – check out dominicself.co.uk/tasha and weep with me.

– Teachers are leaving like flies. It’s hard not to feel it’s me.

– We finished reading ‘An Inspector Calls’, and bloody good play it is too.

– I convinced a friend to read 1984, and he’s enjoying it! It’s such a great novel too – just think of Big Brother, Newspeak, Room 101, the 2 minute hate…

OK, so I need to finish this blog, do some History (gulp), revise and sleep. In that order.
This made me laugh though.

Goodnight.

We just finished our second (and last, awww…) night of the school play. And, apparently, we rocked. So yah! Many thanks to all the teachers and others who made is possible… and also congratulations to everyone – especially Victor Vee, Fifi, the Lorettes, Romeo, Juliet, the Page, Sam, Rick, Cliff… ok then everyone!

Also going through my head at the moment…

Nic criticises my grammar. Nics stupid. Its not fair. Grrrrrrrr…

Disaster for common sense, a return to the dark ages of education. This gets me really angry. Even those who do believe in creationism who I’ve spoke to realise it’s not suitable for a Science lesson, for goodness sake! We must fight this spread of zealots before it’s too late, and we end up like Texas or something

And it’s, like, the coolest TV experience ever.

The Pace Twin is to Freeview what Sky+ is to Sky. I’ll post more on it later, but basically you can pause live TV, record one digital channel and watch another and record to an inbuilt 20GB hard drive with 10 hours recording time and the opportunity to archive onto standard VHS tapes as well. Now all they need to sort out is that lack of any quality programmes in the weekend to watch in the first place!

Um, that’s it! That’s all I wanted to say!

I don’t care about your fancy ‘interfaces’ – QBASIC rocks and always will do. I love my multiple choice QBASIC tests. All hail QBASIC!

For more madness, watch BBC FOUR tonight at 11pm for The Prisoner, for episodes 3 and 4. It’s almost as good as QBASIC, you know.

It’s also my birthday tomorrow!

Be seeing you!