Simon Campbell
Musings from an eclectic, eccentric, well travelled and generally funny bloke
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Posted at 1922 hours on 08/10/10 | Posted in Life, Music
Facebook ate my life
My use of facebook has surreptitiously become an obsession. It has increased my creativity for sure, but now no matter where I am in the world, I am glued to my MAC or iPhone, checking what’s going on. All that is going to change…
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Posted at 2013 hours on 21/04/10 | Posted in Life
Funerals and shoes
Can you have a good funeral? I didn’t think so, but even after he passed over to the other side, Dave Moore still entertained, as did Angela as she teetered home from the wake…
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Posted at 1526 hours on 31/12/09 | Posted in Life
A funny decade really
Following last years complaints from Buckingham Palace for stealing the Queen’s thunder the day before her ‘Christmas Day’ message, I have decided instead to do a review of our 2009 and a little on the Decade in general – I didn’t fancy having an ‘accident’ in a Parisian tunnel – enjoy…
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Posted at 0917 hours on 20/09/09 | Posted in Life
Reasons why I love the Isle of Man
There are many reasons why I love the Isle of Man. I have already covered a little about the music scene and of course the diving. But here are four, more eclectic reasons…
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Posted at 1227 hours on 28/07/09 | Posted in Life
For God’s sake support our troops
Recent weeks have again seen terrible losses of life in Afghanistan. We, the people, are responsible for them being there in the first place, so for God’s sake, lets support them…
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Posted at 1959 hours on 07/07/09 | Posted in Life, Diving
Break a leg (not literally) Greg!
Greg (Gregorious) Wood decides to come on holiday to the Isle of Man as he wants to learn to dive and it’s cheap. I teach him to dive, he gets pissed and breaks his leg.
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