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	Juggling: My family and other unicycles It has just occurred to me that I talk about my unicycles a lot here, but I've not actually introduced them to you. How rude of me! Well, here's the whole family side by side Click on Read More to meet them individually

	Posted by sowen on Monday, April 23 @ 21:48:04 PDT (745 reads) (Read More... \| 806 bytes more \| Score: 0)


	Juggling: New Nimbus 36'' Unicycle Just the kind of thing any Monkey would be pleased with... The new Nimbus 36 from Unicycle.com Click on Read More to see the story unfold

	Posted by sowen on Tuesday, February 06 @ 04:29:23 PST (550 reads) (Read More... \| 3491 bytes more \| Score: 0)


	Juggling: The Great Unicycle GPS Tracking Google Map Project! What started out as a 'I wonder if it is possible' thing is turning in to a 'I wonder how far I can take it' kind of thing. What we have here is my daily commute to work on a unicycle, through the centre of London, tracked via GPS, and plotted on an interactive Google map. Click read more to find out more, or click on the map to take you strait to the map

	Posted by sowen on Thursday, June 01 @ 21:31:47 PDT (806 reads) (Read More... \| 4340 bytes more \| Score: 5)


	Juggling: Follow The Dog 26-12-05 26th December 2005. After 2 days of overindulgance, the weather is freezing and heavy snow is predicted. You know what would seem like a good idea? Yes, 7 miles of uppey downey twisty turney icey muddy slippery fun stuff. On unicycles! Click on Read More for more pictures, and a video of the days fun

	Posted by sowen on Sunday, February 05 @ 14:11:27 PST (607 reads) (Read More... \| 1648 bytes more \| Score: 5)


	Juggling: Spiky Mattress Of Death - 1st go Well, apologies for this being over 4 months late... but I've been a bit busy! Anyway, despite what some of you think, I did actually get on the Spiky Mattress Of Death. And, here's some photos and thoughts on my first experience. Don't worry, there aren't any gory blood dripping pictures. Honest!

	Posted by sowen on Sunday, November 07 @ 00:00:00 PST (472 reads) (Read More... \| 4770 bytes more \| Score: 3)


	Juggling: Knife throwing Q:What should you do if a woman starts throwing knives at you? A: Catch them and throw them back at her of course!

	Posted by sowen on Saturday, October 30 @ 01:45:50 PDT (402 reads) (Read More... \| 1672 bytes more \| Score: 0)


	Juggling: You're avin a giraffe! If you lived in a small village in Africa, and boasted to your mates that you had free-mounted a giraffe, the chances are that they probably wouldn't be your mates any more, or, more likely, you wouldn't be living in that village any more either. But if you happen to be in the juggling community, where a giraffe is recognised as a tall chain driven unicycle, then that fact gives you a fair amount of respect. Click on Read More to find out if I am part of the juggling community, or if I don't have any mates in an African village any more

	Posted by sowen on Wednesday, October 06 @ 21:55:53 PDT (347 reads) (Read More... \| 3339 bytes more \| Score: 4.5)


	Juggling: Building The Spiky Mattress Of Death 2 weeks ago I decided to build myself a bed of nails. At the time I knew very little about how they are actually made or work. After a fair bit of research on the internet, I felt that I knew enough to tackle making one myself. Now that I've made it, I'd like to share my experiences with others. Disclaimer I am not any kind of authority on bed of nail building. What I have made is an article of furniture for my own personal use. If you are foolish enough to copy me and you hurt yourself, then it is your own fault. I take no responsibility for any of you nutters out there on the internet

	Posted by sowen on Thursday, June 10 @ 17:59:25 PDT (1281 reads) (Read More... \| 12945 bytes more \| Score: 4.83)


	Juggling: Poi In The Park - May 2004 On a beautifully hot Saturday afternoon in May, what could possibly be better than chilling out in a park in Loughborough, relaxing in the sunshine, soaking up the atmosphere and chatting with mates? Answer: Waiting for it to get dark, and chucking some fire clubs around on top of a Rola Bola, of course!

	Posted by sowen on Sunday, May 23 @ 12:42:57 PDT (334 reads) (Read More... \| 1881 bytes more \| Score: 0)


	Juggling: BJC2004 Photos Ok, I know that they aren't the best photos of the British Juggling Convention, and there are a lot of samey-samey ones... but if you're still interested, click 'read more' to see what I took. And, remember to Say Cheese!

	Posted by sowen on Wednesday, April 28 @ 22:50:54 PDT (310 reads) (Read More... \| 17112 bytes more \| Score: 0)


	Currently Listening To ·The Grates - Gravity Won't Get You High ·Elastica - Elastica ·Kill Bill Vol 1 OST ·Beastie Boys - Pauls Boutique ·Adam Ant - The Best Of ·The Zoutons - Who Killed The Zoutons ·Pulp Fiction OST ·Transvision Vamp - Various ·The Pippettes - We Are The Pippettes


	Currently reading e-book: None Audio book: Dean Koontz - From The Corner Of His Eye Hard back: Denis Meikle - Johnny Depp: A Kind of Illusion


	Last DVD Requium For A Dream Darren Arnofskys follow up to Pi is even more gripping then his first masterpiece. I first watched this film 2 years ago, and had fond memories of it being an excellently shot visual and audio fest with a nice plot twist, and a happy outcome. Well, watching it for a second time, I realise that I must have been so pleased with it the first time that I failed to notice how tragic the outcome was. I don't want to give too much away here, but this film gives some great insight in to addictions, whether they are drugs, coffee, TV, diets or women. A thoroughly delightful film despite the very dark aspects, and the lack of a Heppy Ever After ending.


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