Hmm, been doing a bit much waving around of opinions & reminiscing, and not enough recounting of what in the Dickens I’ve been up to lately, so here’s a roundup (in reverse chronological order). 29th : Night of 400 Billion Stars / Robin Ince & Friends - returning to the Bloomsbury (the scene of Ince’s Atheist [...]
How exciting! The whisper of spring must have just made it into the fishtank at home (albeit somewhat late), because Mike was excited to point out last night - he's gonna be a daddy! Well, after a fashion, anyway. It appears that 2 of the Angelfish have got the horn and dumped a load [...]
Amid last night’s Michael Jackson news festival, a rumour popped up on Twitter that Jeff Goldblum had also died. Upon getting home I thought it a good idea to follow this up, and clicked on the link. Now, because of the 140 character limit in twitter messages URL redirectors have become quite widespread, and perhaps [...] Read more
My Google Reader account has 360 newsfeeds in it. As such, I’ve totally stopped reading the freesheet newspapers that are provided around the London Underground - the Metro, the London Lite, and The London Paper. Y’know… reading them hardly seems relevant when they’re largely an amalgamation of stories that have been harvested off everyone else’s [...] Read more
(Obviously, altered to look more like an MP receipt to make it appear topical…) I believe the vernacular phrase for this sort of thing is: WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Read more
It hardly seems relevant now, but that’s never stopped me in the past - one of the key elements I totally forgot to refer to in the Arcade Gaming story was the 3-letter-nicknames thing! As with most computer games, arcade games always had a High Score table - the difference between the modern setup and [...] Read more
Ordinarily I wouldn’t bitch about fashion availability, but this concerns the potential purchase of a pair of Awesome Trousers. My life’s goal is the acquisition of Awesome Trousers. I can’t seem to back this claim up with readily available photographs, but it’s true. Anyway, I just got an email from a company I’ve bought cool stuff [...] Read more
Jason is a web developer with aspirations of one day being taken seriously. He occupies his spare time doing most things that present themselves as possible, such as abseiling down the side of a hospital, attending Crufts, redefining the sport of snowboarding, and morris dancing. His passions include live music (all forms), ludicrously expensive whisky, and t-shirts. Mmmmm… t-shirts… He is really impressed by people who do science.