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Archangel - 10-03-2010 20:35

Welcome to readers from Digg.

For more from The Archangel, visit www.anarchangelwrites.co.uk

Archangel - 23-02-2010 17:59

To read more, visit http://www.anarchangelwrites.co.uk/

Archie.

Archangel - 20-02-2010 14:12

P.S. For those who are interested, the website is now live at http://www.anarchangelwrites.co.uk/

coolch - 09-02-2010 07:16

Can't wait! LCx

Archangel - 04-02-2010 21:54

Apologies for the typos. It's the drugs, you understand.

Archie.

roadnut - 02-02-2010 21:42

GWS Mr. R.

Archangel - 25-01-2010 21:16

It did indeed, Nick. Just as the internet is killing cds, videos, dvds and so on.

Marshall Macluan got it right all those years ago - the medium is the message.

roadnut - 25-01-2010 14:36

Excellent!

I grew up listening to the radio - no 24/7 TV, game stations or computers for me then either. I agree that radio ad's aren't a patch on those of the 80's (and even early/ mid 90's).

Perhaps Buggles got it right after all. Video killed the radio star.....

roadnut - 24-01-2010 21:49

Goodo!

Archangel - 24-01-2010 21:44

Nick. Sorry, I had Slopp delete it.

I posted it at 5.30am today after a bottle of brandy and er, some medication.

When I woke up finally and re-read it, I was appaled at how badly written it was.

It will return - suitably edited.................._)

roadnut - 24-01-2010 18:04

Where'd Second Life 10 go? It was excellent, and I was about to post a comment when it apparently disappeared.

S1OPP - 17-01-2010 23:43

Brilliant.

Noodle - 08-01-2010 18:58

<makes notes>

roadnut - 05-01-2010 18:30

PMSL @ Wikicunt!!!!

Archangel - 05-01-2010 14:34

Come on, Andrew, don't be coy.

numbskull - 05-01-2010 13:44

I have many.

Archangel - 05-01-2010 13:29

Quite right. I was intrigued to find little reference of Mayle's ads anywhere, so I checked him out on Wiki.

Your problem is.....?

numbskull - 05-01-2010 08:42

"He quit the business in 1975 to write educational books, including a series on sex education for children and young people. His 1989 book A Year in Provence became an international bestseller."
D Rossiter

"... leaving the business in 1975 to write educational books, including a series on sex education for children and young people. His 1989 book A Year in Provence became an international bestseller."
Wikipedia

You C&P Wikicunt.

numbskull - 05-01-2010 08:37

David, do a Mayle, FFS. With prose and anecdotes like that, it would be worth a shot.

Archangel - 30-12-2009 23:28

Originally Posted by roadnut

Excellent stuff sir! Now then, to the crux of the matter - how many nectar points did you receive for it?

Um..what are "nectar points" ?