This poor little bear has been sent out on to the streets of London all in the name of comedy. To add to the adventure the soundtrack is Brick by Ben Folds Five [^] – “I’ve never felt so alone … ”. Call be sick for enjoying comedy coming out of misery, but it works! via: [...]
Posts from ‘June, 2010’
A Reason to Read Twitter
It’s easy to view the events of the two World Wars with the benefit of hindsight. For some people, removed from the events by at least half a century, everything seems to lead to an inevitable win by the Allies. A triumphant win by good over evil if you will. The Experiences of an English [...]
25 Year Friends
It’s not often that you read something truly memorable. This is blog entry is one that’s worth taking the effort to read and remember; Mark Pilgrim’s Me, but you, but me [^]: In the end, how many 25-year friends can you hope to make in one lifetime? How many do you really need? I would have [...]
Oil Spill Comes Home
For some people it can be hard to visualise, or understand the spread of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. IfItWasMyHome helps to fix that, it shows current limits of the spill centered on a Google Map [^] anywhere in the world. Seeing that the spill has spread from Hamilton to Wangaratta certainly came [...]
Email Addresses
Nick Cernis at Modern Nerd has just written a post about the email addresses [^] that hit his inbox: “…whenever someone new emails me, I take a few seconds to examine their email address, consider their thought process, and judge them as a human being.” Hopefully I don’t fall into the “cuddlebunny@pass-me-a-bucket.com” category. But I do [...]