firehazard wrote::lol:
They never check those references, you know. But it's best to invent a whole bibliography...

Hunt, D., "Gyroscopic Light and Environment", Journal of Architecture, XXVI (1994), pp. 214-225.
Chevron, P., Literature and Revolution in Nineteenth-Century France (Dublin: Mahone Publishing, 2002).

They never check those references, you know. But it's best to invent a whole bibliography...

Hunt, D., "Gyroscopic Light and Environment", Journal of Architecture, XXVI (1994), pp. 214-225.
Chevron, P., Literature and Revolution in Nineteenth-Century France (Dublin: Mahone Publishing, 2002).

I came here for the first time and felt quite disappointed: where are you, fans of Darryl? Well, he' s my second favourite Pogue- and helped me in an english literature exam on london architecture!
How? (it may sound a bit stupid): i invented a quote and said, "Mr D. hunt said that..." and something about the relationship between gyroscopic light and environment, or something similar (and I got 29/30). i've decided i will put a Pogue in every exam (at least, until they will foud out the trick): for instance, mr P. Chevron will have something to tell my teacher on French literature of the XIX century...

con usa wrote:i felt bad there were no posts here,
what the hell are ya up to darryl
start a new band with shane or some of the old gang, and lets get rockin

hehe...

i felt bad there were no posts here,
what the hell are ya up to darryl
start a new band with shane or some of the old gang, and lets get rockin