Archive for July, 2008

It’s definitely my favourite show on the idiot box at the moment as the humour is so sharp and wrong.  It offends and just doesn’t care.

If you’re a fan or just want to check it out then I found this site that might be of interest …

A new search engine launches today hoping to compete with Google. Cuil claims to have more pages indexed than Google.

My initial impressions are that I don’t like the black background, the results are displayed badly and the name is strange. There also doesn’t seem to be a small screen version for the …

Why do I keep seeing adverts for Adele’s album? Surely it was out bloody ages ago. And, to be honest, it’s rubbish.

Really tired of over promotion of crap albums.

Chasing Pavements? You’re so fat, love, you’d struggle to get up off the pavement.

I’m out mowing the lawn this evening and I find a toad like creature hiding in the moss. It nearly gets cut up real bad by the lawnmower. Anyhow I move it to safety.

I’m still not sure if it’s a toad or a frog.

Later on I’m in the other garden and I move …

So finally Wordpress have released the iphone app so I can write articles on the go. This one is just a test post to see how it works and hopefully there will be a photo of my bottle of vin rouge somewhere in the post!

This could be the way forward for mobile blogging.
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We all hate Big Brother, yet some of us still watch it regardless. For those that still have an interest in the show it seems the Australian version of 2008 has been introducing Z class celebrity after Z class celebrity into the house to try and spice things up no end. However last night they introduced a real celebrity into the house - ex playmate and Bay watch star Pamela Anderson! 

If you’re eagerly awaiting the new iPhone App Store then read this found on the PC World Blog earlier today . . .

Chatter on Apple-centric sites points to the long-awaited iPhone App Store launching by 12PM EST on July 10. Apple has not confirmed any exact launch time for the App Store, but this theory …

One of the hottest and most useful sites on the Internet of late is GigPark.

GigPark is a social networking site with a difference. Launched in Febraury 2008, GigPark allows friends and colleagues to recommend good services and local businesses that they have used in the past. The beauty of the site is that having come from a trusted source, one does not have to worry that it is just some third party business plugging their own services, before failing to deliver.