Saturday, 1 November 2008
Sunday, 5 October 2008
So, here we are
Well, it's been a while. Since my last blog I've been hospitalised, been hit by a motorbike, had a massage from a naked man and got a proper job (I think I'm a journalist, but I'm not really sure). Most of the above happened in India. I went there because it looked nice in the pictures.
I'm back in London now. The summer seems to have disappeared, and Sunday morning has just slipped away... meaning a slow, inevitable decline into work-mode and shirt ironing.
Can we have a bank holiday in October please Mr Prime Minister man?
The photo is of Lighthouse Beach in Kovalam. On my first day of work, a week after I had got back from that there place, was a copy of Which? magazine on my desk - with an almost-identical image. It made me want to run away from the office.
Sunday, 27 July 2008
Sunday, 22 June 2008
Monday, 2 June 2008
Scientology scares me
So, there I was, innocently logging on to YouTube with the intention of watching some football bloopers. To my dismay, I noticed an advert for a video on the right hand side of my screen. It read "Scientology: The Facts". I destest and abhor this sickening cult/fantasy/business (call it what you will, but it ain't no religion) - so naturally, I didn't click on the link.
A few hours later, I changed my mind. I went back on t'Tube, searched for 'scientology the facts', and got bored trying to find it amidst all the video responses. I looked to where the advert had been earlier that day, and instantly felt a little bit of sick navigate its way up my throat. The Scientology advert had gone - replaced, shamelessly, by Tom Cruise's horrible little face. The advert this time was for a website - one that celebrated the 25 year career of the world's least favourite pint-sized actor.
A coincidence, maybe? I don't think so.
Scientology is an expensive hobby. The 'Church' have acquired lots of money by brainwashing lots of people in a relatively short space of time. Their financial clout is such that they now have the ability to advertise themselves on one of the world's most popular websites. This is very, very worrying.
And it doesn't stop there. How do you think a premium-space internet advert for a crappy Tom Cruise website was funded?
This scares me a lot.
Rant over.
A few hours later, I changed my mind. I went back on t'Tube, searched for 'scientology the facts', and got bored trying to find it amidst all the video responses. I looked to where the advert had been earlier that day, and instantly felt a little bit of sick navigate its way up my throat. The Scientology advert had gone - replaced, shamelessly, by Tom Cruise's horrible little face. The advert this time was for a website - one that celebrated the 25 year career of the world's least favourite pint-sized actor.
A coincidence, maybe? I don't think so.
Scientology is an expensive hobby. The 'Church' have acquired lots of money by brainwashing lots of people in a relatively short space of time. Their financial clout is such that they now have the ability to advertise themselves on one of the world's most popular websites. This is very, very worrying.
And it doesn't stop there. How do you think a premium-space internet advert for a crappy Tom Cruise website was funded?
This scares me a lot.
Rant over.
Sunday, 1 June 2008
One of my readers
This is Anna. I think she's one of two people who look at this website. I caught her in the act, so to speak. You can tell by her surprised face.
Wednesday, 28 May 2008
Tuesday, 27 May 2008
Sunday, 11 May 2008
Thursday, 8 May 2008
Monday, 5 May 2008
Tuesday, 1 April 2008
Monday, 31 March 2008
Thursday, 27 March 2008
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