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There is absolutely no reason for this particular entry. No reason at all.

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Click the “more” link to see what this is or is not about.

While browsing through my Wordpress dashboard and looking at the incoming links section I noticed that RT Cunningham (of Untwisted Vortex fame) had a blog rating on his site. It made me smile, so I got one too.

I have the word “porn” twice, apparently. And 2 posts turn up if you use the search item at the top of the page. Click my rating to see what yours is.

See them, read them, understand them and apply them to your everyday lives. Particularly if you travel in London.

1) Thou shalt walk whenever possible, but always from Charing Cross to Embankment.

2) Thou shalt have thine Oyster Card in thine hand when thou reachest the ticket barriers, and not stand there, rummaging through thine bag for five minutes, like a tool.

3) Thou shalt not consume fragrant foodstuffs or alcohol, unless thou art a vagrant.

4) Thou shalt attend to personal hygiene. In particular, if thou hast been wassailing heartily the night before, thou shalt take special care to brush thine teeth in the morning.

5) Thou shalt talk quietly, or not at all, on thine mobile phone when on the bus – nobody else wants to hear who Emma did last night or how much Liam spent on his sodding shoes. Furthermore, thou shalt endeavour to stop those who wish to share their choice of music on loudspeaker, even though thou
risketh being stabbed till thou art dead.

6) Thou shalt not whistle.

7) Thou shalt not press the “open” button on tube doors as this is the mark of the tourist.

Thou shalt not duck, dive or bomb. And though shalt most certainly not heavy pet.

9) If thou art not sure how to get off an escalator, or where to stand, thou shalt not get on it.

10) Thou shalt not wear darke glasses underground. Ye nobs.

With thanks to Fridaycities. (If anyone would like an invite to the site, hit me up via email or homunculus and I shall be as obliging as I am able).