Posts from May 2007
Pot, kettle (May 29th, 2007)
I love media spats. I really do. After all, if you’re going to sit back and enjoy a war of words, you want it to be between people who make words their craft. So you can imagine my unmitigated joy at the cat fight that has broken out between the BBC and the Wall [...]
Just saying, like (May 29th, 2007)
Extraordinary Popular Delusions & the Maddy-ness of Crowds (May 28th, 2007)
In the nicest possible way, the next person to send me that ‘Missing Maddy’ email forward thing is going to get unsubscribed as a friend. Is there seriously *anyone* in Britain who receives that email and thinks to themselves ’shit, I didn’t know she’d gone missing. When did that happen?’.
Post hoc ergo proctor hoc (May 20th, 2007)
Finally, FINALLY, I have broadband at home. To celebrate I went out yesterday and bought a special chair and desk. This means working late doesn’t necessarily mean a half hour cab ride home at 1am.
Sunday stream of nothingness (May 6th, 2007)
I’m very pleased with myself today. I mean, more so than usual, and with some reason. |
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