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Originally posted October 17 2008 at 19:10 under General. 0 Comments. Trackbacks Disabled. Last modified: 17 October 2008 at 20:55

Beat Of The Heart

Mood:
Amused
Location:
Croydon
Music:
Nellie The Elephant

This metafilter post amused me if only for the reason that the last time I sat through a CPR course they used Nellie the Elephant (no, I don’t believe they were thinking of the Toy Dolls version and, no, I can’t believe I actually just searched YouTube…). It’s probably just as well, given I can’t remember the lyrics to Stayin’ Alive (Another One Bites The Dust on the other hand…)

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Dr Ian Scott
Where:
Croydon (and Gateshead), United Kingdom
Contact:
ian@norcimo.com
What:
Bullding Services Engineer (EngDesign), PhD in Physics (University of York), football fanatic (Newcastle United), open source enthusiast (mainly Mozilla)

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