July 2008
1 post
Jul 25th
June 2008
13 posts
U knO U R old wen...
U knO U R getin old wen U hav 2 uz a txtspk transl8n srvic 2 undRstNd yor incoming msgz. nw whr did I put my slippers? (www.transl8it.com) I like the way slippers hasn’t got a “yoofull” translation.
Jun 26th
WatchWatch
lfar: daveschulz: Freaking AWESOME The coolest! Wow… that really is impressive.  Although is a ball girl/boy allowed to catch the ball before it hits the boundary.  I don’t know my baseball at all.
Jun 25th
Y chromosome
I just managed to pair my mobile phone up with my laptop, so that I can control the pointer, left and right click, and do other stuff wirelessly using just my mobile. Totally pointless, and I can’t imagine a time I would ever use it, but isn’t technology great.
Jun 24th
If you're not feeling happy today then there is no... →
Jun 20th
What do you call yours? →
Jun 18th
Jun 15th
Jun 15th
Contemporary Art?
created using bomomo
Jun 14th
Buy this book
You’re not the only one…
Jun 10th
Old Snakey
Gmail has games (well one game) Enable keyboard shortcuts and ‘Old Snakey’ in settings/labs.  Then press ‘&’ to start playing.  120 first go… must try harder. (gmail labs)
Jun 6th
Jun 2nd
I love a good (or bad) pun
House prices dominated the headlines in the UK last week as the Nationwide index reported its biggest ever monthly fall.  On the continent, European eyes were fixed on inflation, especially in Italy where pasta prices are around 20% higher than a year ago! The headline - “Inflation is pasta joke” Love it. (source)
Jun 2nd
Jun 2nd
May 2008
6 posts
“schadenfreude \SHOD-n-froy-duh, noun: A malicious satisfaction obtained...”
– (source) What a lovely word, I shall have to remember that one to drop into conversations.  But most probably like all interesting words I come across I will forget to use them and they will ebb out of my vocabulary.
May 29th
“If at first you don’t succeed, maybe bomb disposal is not for you”
– via Iain Dale
May 27th
Guardian/Observer Letters
The gender make up of letters to the editor of the Guardian & Observer newspapers, which where published over the period of a month, as collated by blogger Patrolcus.  (more…)
May 25th
Who are you calling a Berk?
I never knew the word Berk had such an incredibly rude origin. “The usage is dated to the 1930s. A shortened version of Berkeley Hunt, the hunt based at Berkeley Castle in Gloucestershire. In the Cockney rhyming slang, hunt is made to rhyme with c**t giving the word berk its original slang meaning.” - source Hat Tip: Clair
May 23rd
Last.fm is changing...
I love Last.fm!  
May 22nd
Twitter on steriods
I’ve got bored of Twitter, so I’m going to give Tumblr a go instead.
May 22nd