Month: March 2001

For a big, 6ft1in, grown man who is only a few weeks away from his 30th birthday, I spend far too much time crying.

Robyn is great and is cheering me up hugely with an IM discussion about pretending to be a tiger, instant coffee, Japanese girls, music teachers, singing sea shanties in the round, and other picture postcards.

today I seem to be plumbing new depths of despair. Wonder if I will *ever* get over all this. guh.

you know you’re getting old when you buy jazz compilation CDs. next thing, I’ll be listening to Radio 2.

new word for today: ignboring – the act of ignoring someone to such a huge extent that they get bored and piss off. I’m an expert.

today is my very very very good friend Sarah’s 30th birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! warm hugs and much much love to you.

what do you get when you mix Meg’s head with vodkajelly and testtubes of evilness. We think that we all know now. At least it explains everything.

Well, the inevitable debate has begun – is International First Person Plural Awareness Day a good laugh or sheer stupidity and wank? We think it is probably the latter, but we’re in the mood for the former, so don’t care. Normal service will be resumed tomorrow (thank god).

People who have been reading Grayblog for a long time may recall that we used to feature links to news stories from Romania on a regular basis, especially those of an amusing nature. We’ve been considering choosing a new nation for inclusion in the all-new Grayblog that you are now looking at, but can’t decide on a suitable candidate. We’ve considered China, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Japan, Australia and even Lebanon. But none of them seems to come up to the mark. So, which country would you like to see featured?

Us? Suckers for a meme? Never!
We’re a little tired, stressed, depressed and edgy this morning, so this sort of thing is just the ticket to cheer us up and set us thinking about things which are even less important.