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Nice tea for the baby and me!
I've just had the most lovely delivery of dinner, courtesy of TLB and Mix. I'm working, but instead of having to eat crap cafe food I get to eat home made Pork Chop Noodles instead.
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Big Brother.
I'm angry with the men on Big Brother, talking about which of the women in the house is available for them to fuck. I'm angry that they're not even talking about which one they'd like to fuck, or that they fancy. No, they're going through the women like a list working out which one they might be able to 'get some' from ( Read more... ) -
Birthday parcels in the form of religion.
Someone knocked on the door really loudly this morning, so I ran down and opened it even though I was in my dressing gown because I thought it might be birthday parcels or something ( Read more... ) -
Good expressions you should know.
To go a long way is to go 'about a beard' in that direction. It's always used in response to a question about how far away something is.
To outlay a lot of money on something is to 'spend a car on it'. -
Gulf Stream diagram
This is a really good graphic showing the Gulf Stream and how it holds back the cool Labrador current.
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Why are people evil?
According to the BBC, yesterday some 'youths' dropped a cat repeatedly from a 5th floor window and filmed it on their mobile phone. A sort of animal happy-slap. News story here, if you want to read more.I don't understand how doing this sort of thing could possibly make anyone feel good, but it must have been 'fun' for them else they wouldn't ( Read more... ) -
Mr and Mrs Smith.
A funny thing about the film Mr and Mrs Smith:
'The Tank' (geeky guy that everyone is trying to assasinate) is wearing a 'Fight Club' T-shirt in the scene where Brad Pitt (aka Mr Smith) is interrogating him in the hotel room.
Other things about the film Mr and Mrs Smith:I'm not sure I feel entirely comfortable with the fighting-as-foreplay theme ( Read more... ) -
BBC Climate Change Experiment.
I've decided to stop running SETI for a short while and instead take part in the BBC distributed computing worldwide experiment to try and predict climate change. You can download the experiment which runs on BOINC software made by the University of California, Berkeley (responsible for SETI) here and run this experiment in the background whilst ( Read more... )