Sad little wannabe h4xxx0r fuckwad Gary McKinnon can now face the fate he deserves - being brutally sodomised in an American prison.

Break the law, pay the price.

Zero sympathy.

Pity they don't use clicky-ba to "re-educate" the pitiful fingers of negligible little wastes of oxygen like him.

I like a bit of peace and quiet on the the train ( Read more... )

Put away the Nivea, lads.

Elderly men up and down the country will now find another reason for a crafty mid-afternoon session of self-discovery.

I reckon it's 'cos she's off to be a Doctor Who companion, anyway ;P

And if she's 47 I'm 30. ;P

Truly beautiful images in this song, it just knocked me out hearing it on Tom Robinson's 6Music show ( Read more... )

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7516551.stm

Who are they attempting to appeal to? Daily Mail readers?

following on from my last post, an article on a blog about social networking doubting the need for hyperconnectivity ;)

Living without Twitter with No Regrets.

Of course, he's actually saying that Friendfeed is l33ter than twaitter, but his closing remark is the most interesting part of the article:

Communication is a great thing but over- ( Read more... )

Kenneth Williams used to be mocked for doing his "funny voices" in straight legit parts.

Martin Shaw deserves equal mockery for his use of the Arthur Mullard voice and the Cockney Gangstah one on George Gently. Which also seems to be set in "The Past" in pretty much the same way that Heartbeat is - a few early-sixties motors does not a valid ( Read more... )

Has someone at 6Music taken a backhander to play Sequestered in Memphis by The Hold Steady about once an hour? It's not a bad piece of sub-Marc Cohn/Bruce Springsteen/Driveby Truckers-esque Regular Guy Rock, but it really doesn't need playing that much.

Well no actually, but a couple of reviews of Leeds eateries.

Sam's Chop House is the Leeds offshoot of the famous Manchester food pub. The Manchester version has consistently served me the second-best roast beef I've ever had (the best ever being at the Durham Ox at Crayke - go there), although it was a while before I noticed they'd launched a ( Read more... )

...is the verdict on Bob Clarke's Four Minute Warning. Clarke is ex-RAF turned engineer turned archaeologist, and in this book he turns his attention to a description of both the UK's nuclear arsenal and the supporting military infrastructure throughout the Cold War, and then to the civil defence and other mechanisms that would attempt to put ( Read more... )