Future in the Eye Sitting back at the farmstead near Buxton, I notice that this week’s Private Eye has it’s usual Stock Horror feature and it’s looking at Future’s share price. I’ll repeat it here for all the employee’s benefits: Xbox Magazine Publisher Future – chaired by City bigwig Roger Parry – zaps its shareholders
I’ll write more about myself in a bit, but in the meantime I’ve updated the Blog; on the left now there’s a set of links to my del.icio.us links with comments and I’m going to try and get some sort of flickr feed up there too. I may also shorten that blogroll as it’s looking
My Favourites Creation Originally uploaded by Hot Grill. 1. Jessie in the rain, 2. Suzy at the park, 3. Old Athlumney Puddle, 4. Facet, 5. Blue Fire ClintLightning@Aol.Com, 6. foam, 7. dandelion macro, 8. aleu_vortices_p79r24-23_7-4-02_754, 9. super dave
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THEY’RE MADE OUT OF MEAT Fantastic little short story converted into a fantastic little short film; as always the story is better than the film, but only by an edge.
Pop-up Books – Sneak Peek!: “For the past few years Matthew Reinhart has been working with legendary children’s book creator Maurice Sendak on a pop-up labor of love! This hilarious book, titled Mommy? is Maurices’s tribute to his love of the monsters of the 1930’s.” One of my favourite kid’s authors, along with the astounding
“A paint firm here is hoping to add color to wedding receptions in Japan with a new device it has jointly developed — a gun-shaped party cracker that shoots out a teddy bear.”
About the Film: “The Cthulhu itself, whose name is only an approximation of inhuman speech, has lain asleep on the ocean floor since the dawn of time and is being summoned by human and half-human followers to rise and claim the world. Like many others, we believe this agenda is being pursued by those who
Books tagged “unread” | LibraryThing # Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke (49)# Don Quixote by Miguel De Cervantes Saavedra (38)# The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien (49)# Reading Lolita in Tehran : a memoir in books by Azar Nafisi (28)# One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez (42)# Collapse : how
eBay.co.uk: Alan Moore’s League of Ext. Gents. STATUE Oh. My. God. Is donating £100 to charity (out of greed) when you don’t have £100 a) still moral b) economically viable. Also, for those who’ve not read Alan Moore’s Victoriana-fest The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (not the film of the same name or the TV series