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Tag Archives: name
A London love affair (Rousse)
My mother-in-law pulled the sodden scrap of paper out of the stream, glanced at it, and quietly passed it to her husband. ‘That explains a lot. Now, at last, we know for certain what X has been up to!’ he … Continue reading
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Tagged address, affair, biro, husband, London, love, man, name, paper, phone, secret, stream mother-in-law, train
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AI labels photographs (Rousse)
We were excited to see that the AI had managed to label the photograph of our group. Rather than actual names, however, under the image of each person were a couple of words to represent their character. I thought it … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, artificial, character, intelligence, name, photo, photograph, Varenne, woman, Word
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Parking scam at the University of Edinburgh (Rousse)
Bold as brass, TPR pulled into a ‘visitors only’ parking space outside Edinburgh University’s Informatics building. A parking warden immediately scurried over to us to ask about the nature of our visit. TPR guessed at the name of a host … Continue reading
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Tagged Edinburgh, name, parking, professor, scam, space, TPR, university, visitor, warden
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Clues to a kidnap in 101 Dalmatians screening (Rousse)
We’d had so much fun at the fine art themed escape room experience that we returned to the venue the following week. This time, however, instead of a small game for six, this experience was for an entire cinema audience, … Continue reading
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Tagged 101 Dalmatians, American, blonde, blue, clue, escape, eyes, girl, identity, kidnap, lavatory, name, room
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The nameless poet returns (Belle)
I was back for my third date with the poet. We were soulmates and I was having a wonderful time. The only problem was I still didn’t know what his name was, and couldn’t remember it from the jacket of … Continue reading
Name shame (Rousse)
Everyone seemed ashamed of their names. ‘W Dick’ apparently meant something very rude. Meanwhile Norris, who I thought was gorgeous, apologised every time that he introduced himself to anybody new. Surely his ridiculous name was not his responsibility, but instead … Continue reading
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Tagged apology, Dick, name, Norris, parents, ridiculous, shame
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A marriage break-up for a mother (Rousse)
From the way that he addressed me, the young man who now worked at CodeBase was obviously a former student of mine. I did recognise him (sort of), but had no idea how long ago he had attended my classes, … Continue reading
An ancestor in oil (Rousse)
The famous art critic presented a slide of an eighteenth century oil painting of a lady in a posh dress and hat. As soon as he revealed her her name, I was convinced that she was one of my ancestors. … Continue reading
A broken-hearted friend (Rousse)
HJ clearly considered me rude and unsophisticated. She hadn’t told me that she would be in Edinburgh, and told me off for calling out her name when I saw her in the street. I was heartbroken that HJ would choose … Continue reading
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Tagged broken, call, drab, Edinburgh, friend, heart, heartbroken, name, rude, street, unsophisticated
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