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Take a single chance to learn about stereo
For six decades I believed that the word stereo meant two.
Sleeping dogs
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Being more manly, taking the proverbial
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Being more manly, taking the proverbial
I have always wanted to create a proverb.
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The things you do at -40°C in Moose Jaw
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The things you do at -40°C in Moose Jaw
Where were you at 1.30 in the morning on Christmas Day 1983?
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Serried ranks and technological wonders
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Serried ranks and technological wonders
Before me rise the serried ranks of a university lecture theatre.
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The Vellacott dictum and Kalgoorlie water
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The Vellacott dictum and Kalgoorlie water
Some years ago a gentleman from Perth in Western Australia got in touch about some matter.
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Signing off on a first-class collection
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Signing off on a first-class collection
Do little boys still collect autographs?
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Hum along bravely to old school song
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Hum along bravely to old school song
What was I humming?
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The breathless desire of the mighty auction
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The breathless desire of the mighty auction
I want a new rule for auctions.
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Lash everything down, for today it is windy
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Lash everything down, for today it is windy
Trees will fall today.
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Nosing out my specific memory of 1988
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Nosing out my specific memory of 1988
The year 1988 was a leap year.
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A pleasant surprise at the petrol pump
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A pleasant surprise at the petrol pump
Surprise is good.
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Alarming reaction raises question of motives
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Alarming reaction raises question of motives
We were asleep in a rented holiday apartment.
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Hunting, not gathering, by the Heathcote
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Hunting, not gathering, by the Heathcote
Mike's retirement is classical.
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It’s watching, and can print its own guns
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It’s watching, and can print its own guns
I don't understand AI.
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The lure of freedom, the game of chase
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The lure of freedom, the game of chase
She was crouching behind a low wall at the top of some steps, ready to jump out on whoever came up them.
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Neither meat nor drink, but a failed stew
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Neither meat nor drink, but a failed stew
Everything means something.
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Hail the great splinter makers, wringing excitement from risk
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Hail the great splinter makers, wringing excitement from risk
Here in Lyttelton we have a fine new Coastguard building.
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The tutorial torment of the late Mr Smith
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The tutorial torment of the late Mr Smith
Increasingly I think of Mr Smith.
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Cup-winning kitchen gadget gallops in
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Cup-winning kitchen gadget gallops in
Well, there I was some months ago minding my own business when what should I hear but the clip clop of little hooves and the rustle of wrapping paper, and a gift horse cantered into my life.
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Let us down this day with our daily bread
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Let us down this day with our daily bread
Disappointment is the stuff of life.