Hasslehoff and the Origami Camel
Mar. 22nd, 2007 11:56 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
squirmeliaWilton Avenue was lined with David Hasslehoff flyers; his bare chest peeked out from behind crisp packets and abandoned monitors, deflated balloons still attached to shiny ribbons, wheelie bins and telegraph poles. The pavement was uneven and cracked in places, but pictures of Hasslehoff hid all that.
Near to the law courts, I began to wait for the bus, when I noticed that beside me was an origami camel, squashed and slightly dirty. The camel didn't get on the same bus as I did.
I attended a lecture given by Tim Berners-Lee on The World Wide Web; Looking back, looking forward that Wednesday, and I don't remember much of it now, but he did mention the semantic web, magic, and experimental philosophy.
Near to the law courts, I began to wait for the bus, when I noticed that beside me was an origami camel, squashed and slightly dirty. The camel didn't get on the same bus as I did.
I attended a lecture given by Tim Berners-Lee on The World Wide Web; Looking back, looking forward that Wednesday, and I don't remember much of it now, but he did mention the semantic web, magic, and experimental philosophy.