The 67th Skeptics Circle has just been posted at The
Bronze Blog. Bronze Dog has
assembled a team of combat robots to tackle wooism in this edition. I think this picture is supposed to be me. (It’s the letter
“S” that gives it away.)
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August 16, 2007
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That'll be your giant robot. It'll arrive at your place pretty soon, hopefully.
It's amazing what FedEx can ship.
Posted by: Bronze Dog | August 16, 2007 at 07:51 AM
I am making a show for ITV entitled Dating the Enemy and wondered if you might know someone who would be interested in taking part. The premise of the show is that we take two young single people who have very different viewpoints about a subject and have them spend a long romantic weekend together to see if romance can take place over opposing views.
I am looking for a sceptic man in his 30s or 40s to be on the show. Do you know any single sceptical men who might be interested?
If you know anyone please can you get them to email me their contact details asap to [email protected]
Many thanks,
Carolyn Payne
0207 633 2640
Posted by: | August 16, 2007 at 09:36 AM