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I’ve added RSS feeds to the sidebar there. So you know, if you’re that way inclined, chomp away. I may add an Atom feed later. Does anyone use RDF or is it outdated now?

Sometimes It’s Embarrassing

Radiohead was cancelled.

We lost our soccer game 1-3.

I need to take out my frustration on someone.

Something Borrowed

Yesterday my friends Andy and Nell had a baby. His name is Callum. And that is good.

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Lest We Play Football

If you watched the ANZAC Day football yesterday you’ll understand exactly what I’m talking about here; they really got confused between football, James Hird and ANZAC Day. Now football is the game I tuned in to watch. ANZAC Day commemorates soldiers who gave their lives in the war. If I’d wanted to go to an ANZAC Day service I would have, but I didn’t. I wanted to watch the football, but instead I got all this emotional crap abut soldiers that didn’t relate to football at all. And then they started on showing the James Hird show. Now, don’t get me wrong, Hird is an excellent player, but it doesn’t warrant the fact he was on the screen over fifty percent of the time. They might as well have put Hird up on a pedestal and had a James-Hird-saves-the-world-commemoration day.

Sod It

Crazy English people.

Batman and Robin fighting crime in Whitley, England.

George Clooney eat your heart out.

Strange Window

Went and saw Secret Window. It was OK, but I wouldn’t recommend you go see it. The movie was all about different endings and accordingly the ending just didn’t fit with the rest. This was one window that should never have been opened (ha ha that was one clever yeah?).

Visitor Number 37867

Do you ever take a banana to work or school only to find it bruised or squashed by lunchtime? And then don’t you always think, ‘Well damn, I wish i had a glow in the dark Banana Guard.’?

Bribes and Redheads

Apparently seventy one percent of office workers are willing to give their password for a bar of chocolate.

Rest of the stats.