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Tag Archives: dance
Dancing bear imposter (Rousse)
The famous dancing bear lived in a plush apartment on the eight floor of a brand new tower block, above a branch of Boots the Chemist. I knew this because he belonged to my friends J and GC. I almost … Continue reading
Single women looking for men, and a new line in hot tubs (Rousse)
TPR and GJ were sewn into a two-man Black Watch tartan straight-jacket. Forced together so closely, the dancing tutor believed this would speed up the process of teaching them the moves for the forthcoming ball. Neither was particularly charmed by … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlantic, Balck Watch, ball, cheek, dance, dancing, Edinburgh, female, goth, guest, guesthouse, host, hot tub. salesman, husband, Isle of Lewis, party, salesmen, sea, single, straight -jacket, tartan, tattoo, TPR, waves
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London university appoints controversial vice chancellor, conference acrobatics, and a flood (Rousse)
Emerging from my slumbers to a soundtrack of the Radio 4 Today programme I was very surprised to hear mention of an external colleague’s name. The big news was that DW had been appointed vice chancellor of one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged acrobatics, acrobats, auditorium, bath, bathroom, conference, dance, dancing, delegates, flood, friend, harnesses, job, London, naked, Radio 4, screen, sleep, stage, Today, TPR, university, Vice Chancellor, water
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A food-based rave and a sporting mix-up (Belle)
I was amongst the crowd waiting for the ‘harissa party’ to start. We were milling at the sides of a Victorian music hall, while the dancefloor was being prepared. An elaborate two-colour paisley pattern was being created on the floor … Continue reading
Mark Kermode does a runner (Belle)
Ron Jeremy was paid £20 to dance at a warehouse party but Mark Kermode disappeared without paying him.
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