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Day-to-day oddities

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There is a not insig­ni­fic­ant town 75 kilo­metres north-west of Lon­don called Milton Keynes

Abbott and Cos­tello Meet the Key­stone Kops film

In Which We Serve film

down­load Thun­der­heart

. Eco­nom­ists should spot the curi­os­ity. ‘Twas spot­ted in an art­icle, that is itself rather inter­est­ing.The Avi­ator full movie Imprint rip

Kiss the Girls move

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  • » Day-to-day oddities
    September 17th, 2007 at 8:04 pm

    […] Ori­ginal post by Dan […]

  • Tommy Chen
    September 22nd, 2007 at 2:21 am

    It was fea­tured in an epis­ode of Bill Bryson’s Notes from a Small Island — as the ulti­mate example of ped­es­trian unfriendly urban design res­ult­ing in a dead city centre. That topic is some­thing of a pet hate for Bill.

  • Dan
    September 22nd, 2007 at 6:03 pm

    Hmm, after look­ing into it I would have to agree with him. It facil­it­ates trav­el­ling between these zones, but kills the hearts of the zones, because it’s so dif­fi­cult to get there. Plus, grid pat­terns for cit­ies are pretty ugly.

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