Month: June 2002

Watch out Germany. Smelly feet coming your way.

How embarrassing.

Needs laser eyes.

Idle thoughts:

• The net is hugely distracting when trying to work on college stuff
• My windows are filthy
• Ear wax. Why?
• Wouldn’t it be great if people could move as fast as the data that has just arrived at your computer to produce this page?
• Customer eXperience Management (CXM) – the new rock n roll?

Hmmm. Compare and contrast: www.wto.org and www.gatt.org. Maybe reading this article will make things clearer for you.
Still confused? BBC news article; the people behind the spoof.

In addition to countless people coming here looking for Holly Valence (sic), I also seem to be getting a number of people looking for pictures of Freddie Ljunberg, the well known Arsenal and Sweden footballer. To be honest, you’re pretty unlikely to find photos of him here. Particularly not photos of him in the buff.

zzzzz.

Post-work study this evening with Becky, followed by fine food in Pizza Express. Then on to the Slug and Lettuce for beer with Kearn, DA, Sarah, Kev and Andrea, with sightings of Mich and Libby. Then, after a very welcome call from the delightful Julie, on to W2 for more beer with Tanya, Jeremy, Simon and his lovely wife, Kristian, Bora, Alain, Cat and Steve C. Nipped into the Nags and briefly chatted with Malcolm and Sally too.
I am incredibly tired now. Bon nuit.

Much drunken scoffing of barbequed meats at Percy Towers last night, in the company of Lord Percy, Lady Bren, Heidi, Michael, Wendy, Paul, Kearn, Amanda, Donna and Tony. Glad I was able to stay over on the futon, as I avoided falling into the hedge as I left (which nearly everyone else did!).
And gah! The pubs are open until 1am tonight! Liverrrrr!

Thinking about Mo’s return, I was wondering – how many people have given up blogging successfully? By that, I mean how many have succeeded in not starting to blog again, either at the same site or in some new guise, once they have stopped publishing to a well-established blog?
And what does that say about bloggers and blogging?
(And I’m not getting into what does “blog” mean – I’m just using at as a generic catch-all term to describe any frequently-updated journal-type site).