Penguins, a yeti and a baseball bat is soooooo yesterday, dude.
Penguins, a yeti, snowballs and Orca the Whale is the next big thing, I tells ya.
Month: February 2004
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Wheeee!
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Love pills
How long do you think it will be before we start getting spam for oxytocin pills?
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Home improvement
One of the steps in making my flat ready for sale is the redecoration of the entire place. Sadly, my beloved ivory is giving way to white, which gives quite a stark appearance but does make the flat seem lighter – or at least the hallway does, as that is the only room to be completely painted so far. It needs a second coat, but the effect is plain to see. I think that with the addition of a few cheap prints on the wall to lend a little colour, it’ll make the flat seem clean, smart and bright – hopefully characteristics that will help to tempt a potential purchaser into parting with his/her cash.
Incidentally, the much-neglected radio grayblog makes excellent background for painting to. -
Not much to say
Been to a trade show in Dorset today. Not very exciting.
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Mmmmmm
Beer with the usual suspects tonight. DA has his freezer set to minus 23C. He also has his heating thermostat set to plus 25C. Anyone care to estimate his utilities bill?
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News round-up
Just to prove that I do read more than the BBC news….
- Norway tops world table of deodorant usage
- Nirvana now temples offer escape from earthly cares
- Bride snubs greedy groom, weds guest instead
- Ostriches find favour in Oblast, featuring an interview with the "Obi Wan Kanobi of ostriches".
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I should be doing something useful
Satisfy your destructive tendencies with this game.
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Wider than a tube train
Official – the world wide web is 37 feet and 10 inches wide. via Mo.
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Like, um, lazy students.
Karen has an ongoing problem with lazy GCSE students cluttering her comments requesting analysis of the poems that she publishes on her site.
Grayblog, on the other hand, seems to attract business studies students seeking SWOT and PEST analyses for big-name companies like Waitrose and B&Q. And I don’t think that any of us will forget the large wads of moolah that was made from selling our CIM case study analysis.
Maybe I should set up a sideline doing some of these things? If only I had the time.