From Twitter 06-26-2010

• 05:08:07: Well, all, maybe I should try to go back to bed for 2 hours. I hate insomnia.
  
• 08:57:00: @blurfcuk Mine's fine. In fact, I think it may be a bit faster and the battery time lengthened. U have lots of apps?
  
• 09:15:37: @blurfcuk No, no jailbreak. I am totally legal. You may be right, then.
  
• 10:12:58: Do I look drunk in this? RT @DentonPolice: 06/26/2010 03:39:53 | 22 y o | Bond: $500 | ALCOHOL/PUBLIC INTOXICATION http://twitpic.com/202bsm
  
• 18:21:06: I'm up for it! Any day after Tuesday 7th RT @mkrigsman: Anyone interested in a London tweetup during the week of July 5? #CIO #itfail
  
• 21:02:53: @therealgokwan Geez, that's awful. For the record, I would and I'm gay. As for him, he has no taste. Ignore him. <3 U (platonically)
  
• 22:30:11: Well, all, off to bed now after arranging my pills for the week and then taking tonight's installment. Weary evening of emails.
  

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There will Always Be an England, Beyond the Call of Duty Department

A Paraolympian whose wheelchair and artificial legs were taken when his car was stolen earlier this month had lost all hope of walking his sister down the aisle on her wedding day today. But for the heroic efforts of a group of artisans who stepped in to help, he would have had to wheel her down the aisle in his borrowed wheelchair.

We often hear of English jobsworths in government positions. They are said not to exert themselves unduly except to boil the kettle for another cup of tea, and would not extend a finger to help their own grannies in some essential task. The team who helped out in this case are entirely unlike that and are examples of the best of British skill and heart. The amputee, who walked his sister down the aisle, and those who stayed in Friday night to help, are my "Bricks of the Day" (pace Fr. Madpriest).

Now let's see if he gets his car and the gear inside back.