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There is a bar inside the con, but there's also dining/bar in the hotel.

Us and Them.

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Foo-foo?

What 3D program is the mighty D'Israeli using?

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https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/01/25/martin-rowson-ben-smith-open-2000ad-exhibition-londons-cartoon-museum-video-pics/

Article about the opening night with our very own Eamonn caught on camera.

The pictures of the art ain't great but that means more to discover when folks visit.

Wish I'd put my Halo Jones' up for exhibition now.

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Combines with a returning Jim Jaspers to become The Jury?

Liked the pink pussy beanie hats lots of folks had knitted.

They gave me a smile and a some small hope.

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Urgh, Margate's a fuckin' dum...nah, did that elsewhere.

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I think the Moomin exhibition is book in advance, so folks might want to look into that.

Now Cam Kennedy isn't at the 40th (get well soon, Sir) I'm all about the Moomins.

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Moomins need to be appreciated pre-hangover so I'll probably see that on the Friday afternoon then wear my new Moomin tat proudly in the pub on Friday night.

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Plan on seeing this on the Sunday after the 40th celebration.

Any others staying in the Novotel location (and not too hungover) are welcome to join me.

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Love this tale as far. Poor Twink.

Quite envious you got this one, Bolt. Good job.

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++ Daily Zarjaz behind the scenes EXTRA ++

Just as I finished ep13 my PC went tits up and won't be back working till the New Year, so these last 4 parts have been created, and with 14 & 15 recreated, on a Surface Pro.

Hope the ink quality doesn't dip too much and huge thanks to the mighty Bolt-O1 for his patience.

Back up ya files folks.

Enjoy.

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the bad guy looks like the Grinch!

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Everything is allowed, but subject to the laws of the country.

Well, yeah, kinda like life really.

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If you're staying in London then my home county of Kent is on your doorstep.

Leeds Castle is glorious as mentioned.
Hever Castle childhood home of Anne Boleyn.
There's Rochester and Chatham for all your Dickensian needs.
and just an hour & a bit on the train plops you in my home stomping ground of Canterbury with ruins galore and a ruddy great Cathedral dominating the city - the place bleeds history.
Plus if you drive, just outside C'bury is the village of Chartham which is basically the most picturesque Kent village going - as seen in various episodes of Poirot, Miss Marple, Lovejoy and the Powell Pressburger classic A Canterbury Tale.

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