BBC+Guardian=Danger?
Is this for real? Do people really think the BBC is a sinister left-wing organisation? (via) Goes without saying: After all, without the BBC, there’d be no Doctor Who.
Is this for real? Do people really think the BBC is a sinister left-wing organisation? (via) Goes without saying: After all, without the BBC, there’d be no Doctor Who.
One of my favourite authors, who is close to being favourite author of all time if he keeps being so cool, is releasing one of his already published books on the interwebs for free. For real, gratis. This is all in honour of his blog’s 7th birthday. He has put up an online poll to […]
Any semi-regular reader (that’s you, you and you over there who reads the food posts) can guess on which arm of the political spectrum I lie. (Or quadrant, if left and right are too simple for you.) So you must have been rather pleased that I haven’t been inundating these pages1 with posts about the […]
Some light entertainment to start the rodent-ious year:
Mr P in reply to a query aboot food: If we are in a hurry, Maybe we should do curry, If you want to cry, Lets have Thai. If in Doubt, lets eat Kraut. If you like the chatta, lets eat crispy Pata……
Singapore: a clean, tropical island state that has strongly discouraged1 public performances of the fairly innocuous Complaints Choir (the original Birmingham version, in the home country of the bright sparks who thought it up-Helsinki and elsewhere in the world). (via the ever on-the-ball Elia Diodati) Copied and pasted from the choir’s website, an explanation of […]
Just a quickie while I grapple with iMovie to make yet another dire home video and struggle with the RAW files off the beast. In the run-up to the public consultation on the authoritarian SOCPA laws, various liberal-leaning folk like Curious Hamster and Tim Ireland have been discussing looseness of such laws and the potential […]
Loving my latest bag. No, I didn’t get the Mulberry in the end. Probably wasn’t Fair Trade and all… Instead, I splurged on… A shopping trolley. Yes, the type your granny has. They were ubiquitous in the wet markets of Singapore, lugging freshly sac-ed chicken carcasses down slick tiled alleys between the fish, pork and […]
The first of very many technicolour sunsets in 2008.
I missed the Winter Solstice by a few days, but since Christmas has all but replaced it in modern Roman Empire times, this seems a good a day as any to wish one and all well at the end of the Gregorian year. No tree or branches this year, but a stainless steel photo holder […]