Monthly Archives: October 2006

I have managed to score myself a free ticket to the MoS Annual tonight in exchange for a review for ITM! It should all be very interesting, seeing as I am reviewing the breaks room whilst knowing very little about … Continue reading →

Umm, you know what? I’m getting jipped BADLY by daylight savings. Everyone’s carrying on about how awesome it will be when it comes in (it is coming in, right? I’m a bit confused by this whole shebang, to be completely … Continue reading →

HAHA! This is why I hate GPS navigational systems in cars!! “A German motorist followed the command “Turn right now!” from his navigation system and crashed into a small toilet hut by the side of the road — about 30 … Continue reading →

I very rarely go out on Saturdays these days, the reason being that I am old and can’t recover from a big Saturday night anymore – as I’m discovering today. I feel like crap. If anyone has a sure-fire way … Continue reading →

I wish I could say something more useful and meaningful and you know, intelligent, than I’m about to say, but I’m afraid that complex thought processes are quitely simply beyond me this evening. So instead, I shall say this: DJ … Continue reading →

Hoooollllyyyyyyyyy shit. Pendulum are confirmed for playing Perth on New Years Eve. This is going to be fucking massive. If you know me and want tickets let me know ASAP, I will be purchasing the day they come on sale.

Tetris! (or, an online bastardisation of such) I have vague memories of wanting to be the Tetris champion of the world, when I was like, 8. And for some reason, during the tournaments in my imagination, I was always playing … Continue reading →

If I had to choose one word to describe myself right now, I suppose it would be Orange. I’m going to the Notre Dame ball tonight. My dress is yellow. Yellow dresses require tanned skin, otherwise you look washed out. … Continue reading →

“Feeling tired? Run down? Flat? Then you could drink 10ml of this product’s “bio-available oxygen” once or twice a day and “keep your body topped up with oxygen” for “enhanced quality of life”. Or you could breathe — which is … Continue reading →