I've just responded to the consultation on the 20 mph speed limit in Oldfield Park, voting in favour of it. In the comments section I said that I'd like to see more zebra crossings, particularly at the junction between Livingstone Road and Brougham Hayes.

I haven't a clue what it supports, but you're welcome to it.

What's that pc power supply? If it supports sata I'm interested!

The boxes left to archive:

I remember painting this when I was at St. Laurence. As you might have deduced I was keen on Karate.

Inspired by the Paul Hardcastle hit 19. A bit embarrassing now.

Drawn by my cousin Giles. This was on the door of my bedroom for …

Here's John Dvorak arguing that the taxpayer should pay to keep Microsoft Windows free of malware. This would be an indirect subsidy of Microsoft, when really the solution is for users to switch to a more secure operating system such as Ubuntu. This switch is more likely to happen if …

Part of the ongoing record of the skip...

I've decided to actually design Polifesto. I'm looking for inspiration at the moment. I took some photos and made some drawings from a café in Oxford. This is the window. Curves are hard to do on web sites. Is that true?

This is the core of the idea.

Table leg …

Here's Matt on a bridge in Oxford:

The reason I took it is that the bridge is exactly the same design as the new bridge that's been put up in Linear Park near to me in Bath. I find the design uninspiring. After seeing Victoria Bridge in Bath and the …

This was from a box marked, 'fragile: ornaments from piano'. This is a pentagon section box I made. My Dad a bought a job lot of laminated strips of wood. There were hundreds of them. It was perfect for me to make stuff with.

It was hinged in the middle …

This is a book that my aunt gave me. The author describes her experience of being confined to her bed for years with an autoimmune disease. She is inspired by watching a snail in a terrarium next to her bed. She muses on the similarities between the life of the …