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- Just enjoyed lunch in the shade at a church carpark. #sacrelicious 2011-08-03
- Just noticed how eerily similar the opening riff of Muse's Muscle Museum is to Something For Kate's Beautiful Sharks. Homage or accidental? 2011-07-27
- Received an hate-filled email, by somebody apparently angry enough to have sent it to the wrong person. In French. #oops 2011-07-13
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Tag Archives: channel 9
Recent Homonymousities
It’s not unusual to be mistaken for another Chris Gray, though just this week I’ve had two cases of it. Here’s an email I received two days ago: Dear Chris!I am writing with regards to your article “Living the high … Continue reading
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Who Killed Channel 9?, by Gerald Stone
You can’t get better publicity for a book about a television station than a very public decline frought with scandals, dodgy dealings and disappointing broadcast, especially when Australia only has three commercial networks. Channel 9 was always the highest quality … Continue reading
