ps porcupines won’t grease.

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JQ - I’m surprised it gets cold enough in QLD to pull the old uggies on at all.

Anyway, I’m clueless about Gugs. Or whatever they were called. And if I wasn’t, I probably wouldn’t tell you.

By the way: Chris’s homepage tells us his true age. Ah yes, the age of cassette tapes and radio mixes.

As far as I can see, the only fashion-worthy reason to wear Uggs is that although they don’t flatter big calves, they are kinder to the averagely chunky thigh. Still not convinced, though.

Then, thanks to the trademark bandits noted above, ugg boots suddenly became fashionable, but only for women, to the point where, when I last bought a pair, I was asked if it was a gift (happily, the hypothesis of metrosexual cool did not even occur to the salesperson).

but i decline to endorse your identity, since then by substitutivity of boots into an extensional context we would have to conclude that george clinton is chelsea clinton, and thus that parliament is the white house.

all of which can be shown to be false, via the boozilla theorem.

…please allow a few weeks for delivery.

Gahh!

First we learn Phillip Hallam-Baker is actually a bot (with a reconstructed dalek laboratory to boot), now Christopher Uggen? Next thing I know it’ll turn out I’m a bot.¹

¹This couldn’t possibly be true. I only mention things like the wonderful Barnes & Noble nook™[link] from time to time because I like them and want to share! (And that’s a fact.)

(by the way: I heard that Monclier is the new thing – a local famosity tells me that it is a lot more expensive than anything else and (presumably therefore although she doesn’t quite make that point) a lot less people are wearing it – off to the shops, I guess)