I saw this one a couple of weeks back. It gave me the shivers; I mean, it looked so believable...although I was expecting some sort of cyberpunk-ish story after that kind of introduction.
On an unrelated note, was it Oxford you studied in? 'Cause I spent the last week in there.
Nope, Mum attended ICRM* conference and I took the opportunity to tag along...
Not much of a language trip, either, as most delegates were from abroad =P
Yes, I liked the city, verily so. Liked it even more once I stumbled upon the Blackwell's Bookshop.
* International Comitee of Radioactivity Metrology - basically they compare results of their measurements and try to come up with better methods (as it is, the uncertainity is around 15%)
I saw this one a couple of weeks back. It gave me the shivers; I mean, it looked so believable...although I was expecting some sort of cyberpunk-ish story after that kind of introduction.
ReplyDeleteOn an unrelated note, was it Oxford you studied in? 'Cause I spent the last week in there.
Well, I thoought about Epic Warhammer strategy game when I looked at the title :)
ReplyDeleteNope, it was Newcastle. Also a nice place. Did you like Oxford? A language trip?
Nope, Mum attended ICRM* conference and I took the opportunity to tag along...
ReplyDeleteNot much of a language trip, either, as most delegates were from abroad =P
Yes, I liked the city, verily so. Liked it even more once I stumbled upon the Blackwell's Bookshop.
* International Comitee of Radioactivity Metrology - basically they compare results of their measurements and try to come up with better methods (as it is, the uncertainity is around 15%)
Oh yes, English bookstores are amazing. I remember I always loved them when I was in UK.
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