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Mar. 18th, 2011 07:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
It's Friday. Another week is done, and we managed to score off a total of 32 buildings this week, which is very good going.
We've finally finished off one of our target sections of the factory, which means that we'll be celebrating with a cake on Monday. 50% of our targeted buildings have been surveyed, and of all miraculous things... In a HUGE database comprising around 15,000 records and 82 individual buildings, we've only found two cock-ups. One was a duplicate building number, which has now been rectified, and the other is the bizarre realisation that some enthusiastic soul added an extra zero in the register, so instead of Photo Number 107453, we had Photo Number 1007452, which was a bit over-enthusiastic, I must admit.
It's Comic Relief tonight, and I won't be watching the television, because I'm afraid I find it a colossal bore. We're going to watch the pilot episode of Taggart instead ('There's been a MURR-DURR!!!). And then we'll both feel very old, when we see the strange alien trains (painted orange and black,,,) and all the industrial buildings which have now been knocked down...
Now, to commemorate today's achievement, I'm going to post a photograph of a pillbox. Okay, so it was in Somerset, and it was photographed several years ago, but it gives the right impression.

We've finally finished off one of our target sections of the factory, which means that we'll be celebrating with a cake on Monday. 50% of our targeted buildings have been surveyed, and of all miraculous things... In a HUGE database comprising around 15,000 records and 82 individual buildings, we've only found two cock-ups. One was a duplicate building number, which has now been rectified, and the other is the bizarre realisation that some enthusiastic soul added an extra zero in the register, so instead of Photo Number 107453, we had Photo Number 1007452, which was a bit over-enthusiastic, I must admit.
It's Comic Relief tonight, and I won't be watching the television, because I'm afraid I find it a colossal bore. We're going to watch the pilot episode of Taggart instead ('There's been a MURR-DURR!!!). And then we'll both feel very old, when we see the strange alien trains (painted orange and black,,,) and all the industrial buildings which have now been knocked down...
Now, to commemorate today's achievement, I'm going to post a photograph of a pillbox. Okay, so it was in Somerset, and it was photographed several years ago, but it gives the right impression.

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Date: 2011-03-18 07:28 pm (UTC)I'm not watching Comic Relief either, I'm going to go out.
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Date: 2011-03-19 01:41 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-03-18 11:19 pm (UTC)and firefly
no news for me
i get too depressing or antagonistic
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Date: 2011-03-19 01:42 pm (UTC)This time, it's getting a wee bit close for comfort.
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Date: 2011-03-19 05:21 pm (UTC)my news here is dreadful and incomplete
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Date: 2011-03-19 05:37 pm (UTC)And a certain Libyan leader has a reputation for taking out the odd air-liner. Had Pan-Am what's-er-name blown up ten minutes later, it might have come down over our house instead of Lockerbie.
A sobering thought...
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Date: 2011-03-19 06:02 pm (UTC)and i thought 500 people shooting at clay pigeons annoying
traveling by land isn't the best for you
water travel takes longer
hmmmm pack up your puter
I wantta see itally!
hehehe
i love living vicarouly thru archeologists
i was supposed to fly to florida on 9-11
got my butt grounded for a month and a half
makes me wonder about flying too
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Date: 2011-03-19 10:06 am (UTC)All very laudable. I do trust Comic Relief; I just wonder about a world in which it is needed.
And oh yes ~ today we might be playing another war game. Lots of money to spare for one of those then, boys.
Now that is boring. And deeply sickening.
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Date: 2011-03-19 01:41 pm (UTC)