6 December 2007 – 11:32 pm
Who ever heard of a concert starting at the time stated on the ticket?Originally uploaded by bounder
Who ever heard of a concert starting at the time stated on the ticket? This is the view of the uke guys doing Splodgenessabounds’ ‘Two Pint of Lager’ – it’s the last song in the first half and I’m [...]
29 October 2007 – 3:23 pm
I did a quick interview with the Bostin website, if you have five minutes spare and are intrigued by the concept of bjornborgbaggiesbaggies.net then it may be worth your time.
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Thankyewvurymuch.
26 September 2007 – 12:25 am
Gwen Stefani (yes, I know, not my usual thing, a return of a longstanding agreement from the last time I dragged my other half to watch Belle & Sebastian or somesuch) is not averse to using the odd bit of popular culture – in the first half hour she’s played songs that piggy-back on Topol [...]
24 September 2007 – 10:55 pm
An f’in big duck
Originally uploaded by bounder
One of my favourite showbiz anecdotes refers to the wondrous Vic and Bob becoming personas-non-grata on the charity fundrasing circuit after a routine about “a fucking big duck” at a Stephen Fry organised AIDS do.
It wasn’t the routine, in which they made continued references to an offstage “fucking big [...]
19 September 2007 – 10:17 pm
It had to happen eventually. I posted a kitten to BiNS by mistake. I got rid, but if you get feeds… well that’s why there was a bonus ginger cat in a box for you.
Birmingham Beach, originally uploaded by MartianMarvin.
People can hate as much as they like, I still think that this is an interesting juxtaposition between technology, history and frivolity.
up yer Brum is my latest project, the idea originally was simply a sort of ‘Brum Blogs’ aggregator, but it’s got a lot more complicated. The front page shows items on the web (technorati, dell.icio.us, flickr, youtube )tagged ‘upyerbrum’ – as well as the most popular links already submitted – and lets people vote on [...]
Architecture and morality
I wanted to write something in order to solidify my thoughts on why blog comments seemingly are more likely to be negative rather than positive, this isn’t going to be interesting or original. Probably it’s something to do with how if there’s something you don’t like it’s more important to “vocalise” it than when you [...]