Monthly Archives: November 2006

I just got my roster for next week (yes! On a Wednesday! Instead of last-thing on Friday afternoon!), and I’m only working Mon/Tues/Wed night. Soooooo I propose to any readers out there who love DnB, and you know who you … Continue reading →

You know, chicken and corn cuppa soup with noodles is definately far superior to minestrone cuppa soup with noodles. However, it lacks the floating peas of minestrone.

Time flies when you’re on cold & flu tablets. Today has gone inexplicably quickly. Mmmmm, pseudoephedrine…

Pooey Aforementioned John B gig at The Nine has been cancelled for this week, due to double booking. Oh well. I still vote for goonbag Friday + The Nine action. Please raise your hand if you are keen.

Oh my. I have just discovered* John B – and just in time. He played last night at a ravey-thing at Metros, and he’s playing at The Nine next week. And it’s $10. Who wants in? It’s like drum n … Continue reading →

Today is good. Stayed at Rhys’ house, woke up early because he has work today, came home. Vegemite on capeseed loaf & a cup of tea for breakfast. Sporadic viewings of the cricket on TV. Lying on my bed reading … Continue reading →

A six-year-old boy was ordered to remove his hood for “security reasons” as hewalked through a shopping centre with his mother, Britain’s Mirror newspaperreports.An over-zealous security guard ordered little Jack Johnson to takeoff the hood he was wearing because the … Continue reading →

From Gordian Knots: What’s in a name?’Book’, according to the UrbanDictionary, is now a well-known synonym for ‘cool’. This evolution of thelanguage is due solely to predictive text on mobile phones, and the popularityof those phones. Australia for example, has … Continue reading →

I swear to god it is so cold in my office, that every time I move to another section of the building, I can feel my nipples defrosting.

Hmmm. I am bored and fidgety. Today is dragging on. I have stuff to do but no desire to do it. It involves making lists. I like to think of myself as a reformed compulsive list maker. Making lists makes … Continue reading →