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  1. Last three cut away shots now being constructed for the Lab shoot. Jonathan, our scientist actor, has been excellent. Can't wait to edit. about 14 hours ago from Twitterrific
  2. Cycled in the ridiculous snow last night, again this morning. Treacherous, scary and utterly stupid but bloody funny! But faster than cars about 23 hours ago from Twitterrific
  3. I can only imagine the conversation at Reading Council's emergency meeting last night. 'We've got a good idea - let's NOT grit the roads!' about 23 hours ago from Twitterrific
  4. @reubenturner But you're doing great stuff, winning awards, getting noticed and being an all round loveable dude. Happy Xmas fella. about 23 hours ago from Twitterrific in reply to reubenturner
  5. Great performances from our leading man and leading lady today. Stunning room set. Very pleased with the shoot. http://yfrog.com/4a4edxj 2:31 PM Dec 21st from Twitterrific
  6. People Power! Stuff you X Factor. It's a truly terrible song anyway. But who really wins considering Sony whas the rights to both songs... 10:51 AM Dec 20th from Twitterrific
  7. Went to my new agency's Christmas Party last night. What a fabulous bunch of people. Can't wait to join. Roll on Jan 4. 4:54 AM Dec 19th from Twitterrific
  8. Published my first book. Booksmart's Blurb is so easy to use and the results are outstanding. Try it yourself. http://yfrog.com/33t05kj 2:50 AM Dec 18th from Twitterrific
  9. @copywriterLDN Sounds like you've definitely become a convert to their cult. Be careful. 2:47 AM Dec 18th from Twitterrific in reply to copywriterLDN
  10. Left the gorgeous blanket of white in Reading to find a grey London. A few snowflake but not the royal icing I was expecting. More later? 12:52 AM Dec 18th from Twitterrific
  11. Lily Allen was lovely. Brixton Academy roared for her. Nice night. Fun and easy. http://yfrog.com/4e3zxqj (terrible pic, I know!) 3:15 PM Dec 15th from Twitterrific
  12. After a little argy bargy with our friends in Heal's, I will now be charged the Sale price. But not have the furniture til after Xmas. Hhmm. 6:42 AM Dec 12th from Twitterrific
  13. I love Heal's. Always have. But have just been stung. Buy furniture a week before their Sale and they won't refund the difference. Not nice. 3:34 AM Dec 12th from Twitterrific
  14. 'We are all in the gutter. But some of us are looking up skirts.' - Catchpole after Wilde 1:01 PM Dec 11th from Twitterrific
  15. As you can see, it's been a boring train journey home! 1:00 PM Dec 11th from Twitterrific
  16. HTW was often criticised for made-up work. RNLI won lots of accolades but feels like any other brand would have been better, not a charity. 12:59 PM Dec 11th from Twitterrific
  17. RNLI was exceptionally creative and an inspired strategy but fundamentally flawed by client. Why target teenagers who never give anything? 12:57 PM Dec 11th from Twitterrific
  18. @reubenturner Some really really bad work won mate. Like looking at stuff from the mid 90s. Depressing. Great stuff too though. Polarized. 12:53 PM Dec 11th from Twitterrific in reply to reubenturner
  19. DMA gems included 20/20's CIO mobile TV series, Rapp's brilliant Turtle and Ogilvy's IBM android - truly great work. RNLI worthy too but... 12:49 PM Dec 11th from Twitterrific
  20. So, reviewing the work thar won 2009 DMA Awards, I would say that 50% was good, 50% rotten. Some of the stuff set the industry back 15 years 12:44 PM Dec 11th from Twitterrific