Taxi snot taxing?
I suppose it would happen eventually. I’m listening to radio grayblog, and the server has just played the same track twice. Given that there are currently around 60 tracks available for random selection, I guess that it could happen at least once a day. Either that or I’ve fallen through a hole in the fabric of the space-time continuum. Or something.
Advance warning: radio grayblog will be off-air for four hours on Friday 16 August, from 7am to 11am BST.
Feeling a bit odd at the moment. These are strange days. I’ll explain at length sometime soon.
just uploaded another four tracks to radio grayblog taking the available listening to more than five hours. Still haven’t updated the playlist – I promise I will soon, but my priority is to get more music there for you to enjoy, at least another three hours of it.
Yes, I know, it’s another BBC link – but I didn’t want you to miss this one: Extreme Ironing. See also: extremeironing.com.
Been working away from the office all day today (a 12-hour day – urf), hence no updates.
Drove past a house called “Scurms” today, near Hawkhurst in Kent. Why would anyone call their house Scurms? (n.b. – not “Scrums”, so clearly not a rugby fan. Unless they are an illiterate rugby fan.)
Talking of sport, I really must organise my fantasy football teams for the new season.
Beer and cocktails tonight with Arron, Kristian, Nikki, Diana and other assorted dropouts in W2.
Booked a table for Friday too for 7.30 (I’m saying this for my own benefit as much as anyone’s!).
I heard a song earlier on the radio – the chorus went “Sometimes the word love just ain’t good enough”. Anyone know who it is by or the proper title?
One or two people have reported problems with tuning in to radio grayblog. If, when you try to tune in, your browser tries to download a massive file, stop it. Instead, open up WinAmp, RealOne or whatever mp3 software you use, select “play URL” or “open location” or whatever your particular software says, and enter this address: http://www.live365.com/play/295011
That should work!