Wed
Aug
11
2010
sufi dhol
Thanks for the heads up on this Lee. Im going to find me some whirling drevishes.
Mon
Aug
9
2010
Zulqarnain Haider
Hats off to Zulqarnain Haider for giving Pakistan some hope in the second test.
Sat
Aug
7
2010
Ear hair
Fri
Jul
30
2010
The news raider.
I read today with interest how one man is protesting against the media. More particularly he is making a statement about the media and its image consciousness. Paul Yarrow is a fat balding care worker from London and wants a greater voice for ‘ugly’ people in the media. Go Paul Yarrow I say.
One thing i have a growing dislike for is commentators interviewing sports stars at the end of a race or game and saying “well done, you did us proud today”. No they did themselves proud - fool.
Wed
Jul
28
2010
oh Eddie dont know the meaning of the word steady
Tue
Jul
27
2010
like nothing else …
This really is like nothing else. Perhaps Clouddead crossed with Sizzla.
The Fools gold is pure gold.
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Sun
Jul
25
2010
catch those bitches
I really will try to catch those bitches
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Fri
Jul
23
2010
says some stuff which is not worth mentioning.
says some stuff which is not worth mentioning.
This is though … Go altered
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Wed
Jul
21
2010
MOGADOR
I was wondering who named MOGADOR - MOGADOR and how do the folk of MOGADOR feel
about their address.
errrm yes indeed, out to olsen, fidget noise and lady herra. I dont think so.
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Mon
Jul
19
2010
EBO man - the original
Go EBO
Fri
Jun
11
2010
You cannot beat Beetles.
We have found loads of great beetles around our house recently. I guess its one of the benefits of living somewhere less urban. Not that everyone thinks this is a good thing. Last week we found a Sexton Beetle, which was pretty big and totally toptastic. Today we found this great looking wasp beetle just… sitting. Personally i love Beetles. They are quite amusing really. I guess they are non threatening too - even the children will take a look.
Wed
Jun
9
2010
Geocaching - what? LETTERBOXING.
I heard about this new phenonema this evening call geocaching. Essentially this is letterboxing for the modern GPS ready age. I remember stumbling across letterboxes on Dartmoor during our forays up there. These were basically tupperware boxes secreted under rocks, holes in the ground or in a bush. Inside the box you would find a stamp to add to your letterboxing collectors book and a visitors book to leave a comment in and perhaps for the ardent boxer leave your own stamp in. I was never a ‘letterboxer’ but i think this is the basic premise.
Geocaching is a world wide cache hunt. As i understand it you can seek out a cache and once found add to it or replace the contents with something more valuable. You can also create your own cache and leave a location for others to find. I like the whole idea of this. I want in. I am going to go and find a good hiding place for my cache and sign up. Get your glasses ready.