I’m confident I would be awarded the shark eyed glare of contempt as my wife prepared her Salmon signature dish and I decided it was time for a leisurely read and dump whilst banging my head on that silver boxed thing.
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Don’t forget the kids bringing their mates around to point at you.
And if the designers have really been on the ball with space saving the pan could also double a sous vide machine considering it’s locality.
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What I want to know is where do you put the 16A?
You mean the dishwasher ?
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Fridge / microwave / intergalactic portal, you know the normal things you put at breakneck height behind a khazi.
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I love brutalist buildings
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I love giant upside-down pyramid Temples of Booze.
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That as well obvs 
Spent some unhappy hours in there 
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I used it for one piece of work I think, calculating the drag coefficient of a Lear jet … I don’t remember spending much time in there otherwise…
Always love the Coventry Cathedral, sited next to the ruined Cathedral next door:
Cathedral - New Vs Old by Robert Seymour, on Flickr
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That top photo is a cracker Rob
There was also this brutalist gem, our old University Art/Design building, named after Graham Sutherland.
I really fancy going back and spending a weekend walking around photographing a lot of the architecture, its not really something I thought of when I was living there.
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Did you watch Bunkers, Brutalism and Bloodymindedness: Concrete Poetry with Jonathan Meades on BBC 4 earlier in the year - excellent stuff.
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An old uni friend now makes a living as an illustrator, a super talented artist/musician/magician(!), my favourite of his above being the old library of Brum, brutalist masterpiece that has been bulldozed for some dull office space.
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