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Grumpy dad, musician, old school web geek; loves Apple stuff and Linux. Uses Windows only under duress. Supports peace, justice and organised compassion. Increasingly annoyed with politicians playing point scoring above making the country better. Not a member of any political party, but supports Scottish Independence.

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