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Hello Internet. I am Paul F. Ferguson. This is my blog. I include the F. because I want to distinguish myself slightly from all the other Paul Fergusons on the internet, of which there are many. It also deservedly puts me in the company of other such presidential fellows such as Chester A. Arthur and John Q. Adams.
I currently live in Glasgow, Scotland. It's okay. I wouldn't mind living somewhere else though.
I use this blog to post things of various interest including thoughts, interests, music reviews, game reviews, photos, whatever I feel like. Sometimes I talk about my life, but it's not that interesting, so mostly other stuff.
I am going to redesign it in 2011, mark my words.
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Daily Archives: August 29, 2008
Bioshock (PC)
Sometimes I realise that I tend to review things I like rather than things I don’t, which is fair enough considering I’m not a professional reviewer. However, just to balance things out, every once in a while I like to … Continue reading
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Playlist (August 29th 2008)
Updates will be few and far between for the next while, as I have moved into a new flat, currently without internet (which is simultaneously liberating and frustrating) Philip Glass – Solo Piano This is literally it. Repetitive and achingly … Continue reading
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