A Meme

If you read this, if your eyes are passing over this right now, even if we don’t speak often, please post a comment with a memory of you and me. It can be anything you want—good or bad. When you’re finished, post this little paragraph on your blog and be surprised (or mortified) about what people remember about you.
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Like Dan from whom I ganked this, I don’t do many memes here, but I’m (a) curious as to who is reading this still (Actual content soon, promise) and (b) What the answers are.

Also, I don’t guarantee this will work, but may or may not be coming soonish, or the basis for same.

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  1. Matthew Walster
    16:38 on April 14th, 2007

    The time I woke you up with the mobile phone. We’d said we didn’t want an alarm, so I thought I’d turned it off. What I’d actually done was turn DST off, so it just went off an hour late.

  2. mrben
    17:19 on April 14th, 2007

    I think probably the first night of Lugradio Live 2005, or perhaps the second night, as we sat in the Barons Court playing ET….

  3. random
    18:57 on April 14th, 2007

    I am reading I just don’t much like doing these memes.

  4. Tom Allender
    19:10 on April 14th, 2007

    We once spent hours in a London datacentre re-installing a server making it the complete opposite of it’s “pair” as you later noted :)

  5. Kim
    20:24 on April 14th, 2007

    I remember you pimping salty licorice at me, you bad evil man :-)

    Mmmmmmmmmm…

  6. sil
    08:15 on April 16th, 2007

    Heh. Singing the Yogi Bear song…

  7. AdrianO
    16:29 on April 16th, 2007

    Watching your head sink lower and lower into your hands throughout successive verses of “The Children’s Action Theatre Workshop Group From Pimlico”.

  8. Rory
    04:33 on April 17th, 2007

    I’m afraid I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting you, but I’m still reading.

  9. Paul Freeman
    16:07 on April 17th, 2007

    You holding an audience whilst playing obscure MP3s (guess the theme tune?) from your laptop, keeping everyone interested in what otherwise would have been a boring part of the evening in Durham

  10. Marco Villalta
    15:02 on April 23rd, 2007

    I remember asking you whether you thought my cigarette lighter, with an LED in its fuel gauge and green, wind-proof jet flame, was geeky. You said it was geeky simply by *having* a fuel gauge.