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23rd February, 2008
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Netcetera are Recreant Milquetoasts and Poltroons. Positive Internet Stand Tall.

So, the Quackometer has been up and running for 24 hours now and most systems…

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Andy L
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24th January, 2008
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Joseph and Andrew Obi: International Men of Mystery

So, another vague and preposterous legal threat and my web hosts have caved like bullied…

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Andy L
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22nd January, 2008
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More Threats to the Quackometer

Another page or two goes missing.You can read more about this here:I'm not sure that's…

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Andy L
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12th October, 2006
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Ethical Quackery, the Monarchy and Kate Moss

No, this is not about our Defender of Quackery, our Quack-in-Chief His Royal Quackiness, Prince…

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Andy L
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28th September, 2006
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Right Royal College of Pompous Quackery – Dublin

I had to share this with you. Following on from my recent Quack Word 'Doctor'…

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Andy L
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