Tired seems to be the common factor from day to day so far this week. Monday I buggered off home from work early because of a power cut, Tuesday I buggered off home early, because i did and today I’m in slow motion once again. Anyway, that aside I’m pretty good, for those of you who are unaware I am now officially in a relationship, her name is Julie and is more or less exactly like me…except female and Welsh. I better get on and do something I suppose.
Add comment April 9th, 2008
This is odd, took a couple of photos of the snow Monday morning and look what appeared in one of them.
This is what is looks like magnified in Photoshop.
1 comment April 8th, 2008
Apparently I am mild-mannered, good, |
1 comment April 1st, 2008
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I believe this was Nature’s very own April Fool’s Joke. With regards to the old wives’ tale it turned out to be a lovely sunny day and the warmest so far this year.
3 comments April 1st, 2008
Things are certainly taking a turn…Blimey! Watch this space. Generally though quite samey, work is work, gonna get the bike out today, again, a guy at work was rallying up a team for the London-Brighton bike ride but then gave up, so I’ve missed the deadline… Sucks! I’m not gonna be able to struggle riding 56 miles up and down hills sweating my balls off in the heat of June now then, I’m mortified! Got my payslip yesterday, thought someone was playing a practical joke at first then did the maths, and to my horror it was spot on. So I’m in the shit. And why do Americans say “Math” instead of “Maths?” It just isn’t right, and how comes I’ve only realised this in the past few years, after all I used to watch The Six Million Dollar Man, The A Team, Charlie Brown and several other American programmes as a kid and never heard it before. Maybe it’s just me, is it?
2 comments March 29th, 2008
The Archbishop of Canterbury warned yesterday against materialist greed and prophesied the collapse of civilisation. No shit! He said that the luxuries we took for granted could not be sustained for ever. So you may own a sky+ digibox, 2 PC’s and a laptop but post-“whatever it might be,” they will be useless. He went on to waffle about how society has grabbed all it can take because of fear of death…! Well that’s one view, I’m not afraid of death in the slightest, mind you I am about materialistic as plankton.
“We as a culture cannot imagine that this civilisation, like all others, will collapse and that what we take for granted about our comforts and luxuries simply cannot be sustained indefinitely. To all this, don’t be deceived: night must fall.”
Criticising modern society’s approach to mortality, he said: “Individuals live in anxious and acquisitive ways, seizing what they can to provide a security that is bound to dissolve, because they are going to die,†he said. “Societies or nations do the same. The individual grabbing the things of this world is in fact the mark of an inner deadness.†So I go out and buy a 42″ plasma T.V. because it fits nicely in between the chimney and the unit in my front room, I am dead inside…? Whatever! I’ve always said I respect the morals that Christianity teaches, the rest though, is a load of old shit! If anybody takes a long hard look at the world today, it is obvious that it is going to go tits up, but the individual can do sod all about it, nor can an entire nation, so all we can do is just sit back and enjoy the ride!
Add comment March 24th, 2008
