Quite funny guy called Demetri Martin, although I don’t get the guitar. Contains some strong language and takes up 14 minutes of your life. [via AndrewTatham.com]
I hate that song. Anyway, after noticing that the last few posts have been overly long resulting in a massive front page, I’m trimmed some of the older ones down (Lucky Soul For Christmas Number One! and A Selection Of Winter Photos) for the soul reason of making your life easier. How kind is Mr […]
The last time I saw him, he was pushing the rubber tractor… …is just one of many examples of phrases that almost certainly are, or will become one, once you play about with this for a little while. Brilliant.
Post 5 in my very occasional series. Post 4 was way back in April after all. Anyway, this is a bloke walloping household objects in slow-motion with an extremely sharp axe. Highly entertaining.
This site contains step by step details on how to transform your toothbrush from useless implement of dental hygiene to a robot. It may even be quite fierce. If only the Transformers movie was this good…
For once I’m making an entry in the linkage section where I’m not writing about the one going out, but coming in. A few entries ago [Is There A Barb Dwyer Here? I’m After Barb Dwyer!], I wrote about Russell Ash‘s book Potty, Fartwell & Knob – Extraordinary But True Names Of British People. Then […]
There’s something about winter. I hate the season, it’s far too cold to be a useful period of the year. But it does create some wonderful imagery. Here are 8 such photos.
Save Christmas from the God-awful, snorefest that is the X Factor. Last.fm, my favourite music based social network [my profile page], are behind a campaign to stop anything that’s rubbish getting to the Christmas number one. I’m thinking their main reason is because the public doesn’t have a great track record when left to their […]
Names are an interesting thing. You have no choice in them whatsoever and, in the majority of cases, you have to put up with them for your whole life. Recently, in a fit of reading that is rare at the best of times, I completed a book called “Potty, Fartwell & Knob – Extraordinary But […]