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- 1. a 1970’s tale of puzzles, art, spectrum games, and cow poo that gripped a nation...
- 8. random text
- 9. my memory of the book
- 10. no hare here! gripping the nation...
- 15. meanwhile...
- 16. the winner...
- 17. sex, lies and masking tape...
- 18. come on...what’s the solution?
- 20. hare today, gone tomorrow...
- 21. it could be a bit shit...
- 22. or it could be...