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Thanks, Aberdonians; a lovely gig in a lovely city. Next: off to Salford for my hometown gig of the tour. Night. x

Thu Mar 11 00:39 2010 from Tweetie

Back on the road. NOW! with added Chest Infection?! Last couple of tix left for Aberdeen tonight. http://bit.ly/cgKXGj

Wed Mar 10 10:45 2010 from Tweetie

Jeremy Irons describing a certain type of period character: "Loved his mother too much, drank too much, fell off a bridge in Episode 8."

Wed Mar 10 10:20 2010 from Tweetie

Well, this may be my favourite grammar joke of all time. RT @serafinowicz: Tautology (n): that which is tautologous; a tautology

Wed Mar 10 09:33 2010 from Tweetie

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In these modern times, interactivity is key. People understandably feel that if they can't get in contact, their experience of whatever they happen to be looking at is somehow diminished and their own status belittled. Back in the day, if you were being offered a red button to press so that you could join in, it meant you were in the Science Museum. These days it means that you're watching Huw Edwards asking you for your opinion of the government's policy on nuclear power, instead of getting on and telling you the news.
Bowing regretfully to the inevitable, therefore, Mr. Addison has instructed us to make it possible for visitors to his website to make contact in various ways. So, then:

If you would like to get in touch with us here at Team chrisaddison.co.uk, or send us an email that we can endeavour to forward to Mr. Addison (which, given how often he seems to pick up his email, is akin to sending the Voyager spacecraft out beyond the solar system and simply hoping that one day some sort of unseen lifeform will get back to you), then email us at admin@chrisaddison.co.uk.

If you wish to enquire about Mr. Addison's availability for any kind of work-related thing - a booking, decorating, loft conversion, sports training or driftwood furniture whittling, then best contact Rob Aslett at Avalon Management on roba@avalonuk.com, or - how very old-fashioned - on +44 (0)20 7598 8000.