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Nommonomanac
Scientific classification
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Chordata
Class:Alienamammalia
Subclass:Siriustheria
Order:Cetacea
Suborder:Odontoceti
Family:Stelleridae
Genus:Nommonomus
Species:chronicus
Binomial name
Nommonomus chronicus

Introduction by the author

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I am sitting in a room different to the one you are in now, unless you are in the room that I am in now, which is very unlikely unless you are me. Even if it is the same room, it will be different, as the objects within it will have moved. At the very least the air will be different. Unless you are in this room at the same moment as I am, right now, as I write this. Which you aren't.

The room is (was) in a bungalow in a former pit town in rural South Yorkshire.

Shameless Self Promotion

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Initiations

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  1. Thomas Wentworth - dead Yorkshire politician
  2. Pulp - Sheffield band
  3. South Yorkshire - place in England
  4. User:Nommonomanac - hello
  5. Gong (band) - pixie-obsessed hippy outfit
  6. Gong mythology - a pixie obsession
  7. Band Aid (band) - charity supergroup
  8. Live Aid - a global jukebox
  9. Wentworth Woodhouse - a house in South Yorkshire
  10. Upper Derwent Valley - a dam good place
  11. Mam Tor - a tor that looks like a mam
  12. Humber Bridge - a great big bridge in Yorkshire
  13. Conisbrough Castle - a castle in...
  14. Conisbrough - where my auntie lives
  15. University of York - a university in York
  16. Local Heroes (British TV series) - Adam Hart-Davis's finest 48hrs
  17. Young British Artists - young British artists
  18. Brooklands - an autodrome from when motor sport was good
  19. Crazy Eights - the real blackjack
  20. Lock (water navigation) - how to get a river up a hill
  21. The Raincoats - if The Slits went to university
  22. Chesterfield Canal - a nearby waterway
  23. Maid Marian and her Merry Men - a children's television programme
  24. Worksop - the setting of the above, through which runs the canal that was above that
  25. Charles Watson-Wentworth - dead Yorkshire politician, related to the other one
  26. Joseph Nollekens - sculptor who was once employed by the above
  27. The Dam Busters (film) - film made at the aforementioned Upper Derwent Valley
  28. Lapwing - a bird
  29. Rotherham - a town in South Yorkshire
  30. Public service broadcasting - what the BBC is meant to do
  31. Christmas cracker - something to pull
  32. Village green - a communal field
  33. Maypole - found in examples of the above
  34. British Agricultural Revolution - came before the Industrial revolution
  35. Open-field system - came before the above
  36. AVUS - a really daft motor circuit
  37. Cubit - a handy measurement
  38. Terence Donovan - a photographer
  39. David Bailey - another photographer
  40. Anston - a place in South Yorkshire
  41. Miniskirt - a fashion item
  42. Mary Quant - a fashion designer associated with the above
  43. Battle of Orgreave - an event that occurred in South Yorkshire
  44. Creswell Crags - a place near Worksop
  45. Castle Drogo - a castle in Devon
  46. Dodgy Dossier - current affairs
  47. September Dossier - BBC v government
  48. Death on the Rock - ITV v government
  49. Emley Moor transmitting station - television transmitter
  50. Hutton Inquiry - more dossier related fun
  51. Tinsley viaduct - a double-decker bridge with added cooling towers
  52. Sheffield Town Hall - a town hall...
  53. Sheffield Rally - failure of the will?
  54. Cragside - an electric lighthouse of sorts
  55. Dinnington - a former pit town in rural South Yorkshire
  56. Tony Capstick - dead Yorkshire entertainer
  57. Stirling Prize - architecture thing
  58. Alan Holmes - mad Welsh bloke
  59. Robert Wyatt - hairy wheeled mole
  60. Woodsetts - a place in South Yorkshire
  61. Gildingwells - up the road from Woodsetts
  62. Letwell - up the road from Gildingwells
  63. Firbeck - up the road from Letwell
  64. Anthony St Leger - some bloke who lived in Firbeck
  65. Austerfield - a place in Doncaster
  66. Finningley - an airport with a village stuck to it
  67. Blaxton - north of Finningley
  68. Hatfield, South Yorkshire - a parish full of prisons
  69. Moorends - the pointy bit of a Thorne
  70. Sykehouse - empty space above Doncaster
  71. Fenwick - an empty space a bit to the left of the last one
  72. Norton, Doncaster - another place up there
  73. Hampole - and another
  74. Hooton Pagnell - up Barnsley way
  75. Clayton, South Yorkshire - a bit to the left
  76. Great Houghton, South Yorkshire - etc
  77. Brierley - dum de dee
  78. Shafton - tra la la
  79. Royston, South Yorkshire - fa da dum
  80. Staincross - ooby scooby
  81. Kexbrough - another one
  82. High Hoyland - falling off my map, alas
  83. Thorpe Salvin - down the bottom, going back the other way from Woodsetts
  84. Harthill - village of the Beehive
  85. Wales, South Yorkshire - iachid da
  86. Kiveton Park - cymydog o cymru
  87. Rother Valley College - a college near me
  88. Dinnington Comprehensive School - a school near me
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