That Pint Sized Pop Star Look
They call it the difficult second album syndrome. When you create a piece of work so critically acclaimed and loved, how can you possibly hope to better it? I’m talking […]
Tag Archives: Humour
Dear Mr Train Company Man
So I’m finally on my way home and a holiday to Las Vegas is beckoning me, but before I can think about that I need to traverse the country and […]
The Diet Coke shame
It must be at least two, going on three, months since I last had my flowing locks chopped artistically, and it was really starting to show. Anyone who knows me […]
The Facebook Disease
As many of you may know, I am an illustrious member of the Twitterati online. For those confused, let me explain, I use Twitter a lot. So much in fact […]
Planes, politics and Football
I’m more than painfully aware that I haven’t written a new blog entry for a few weeks now. I must put my hands up and admit that there is no […]
3D Movies, Coming to a Dimension Near You
3D used to be a rather uninteresting venture. I remember having those cardboard 3D glasses and looking at dinosaur magazines as a kid and it would just hurt my eyes. […]
The Day Twitter Died
It started much like any other day. Alarm chirping in the corner of my room as the sun shines in through the windows. A new day filled with optimism and […]
The Death of Social Etiquette
A mother is approaching a normal, manually opened door whilst pushing her pram. She will have difficulty with the logistics of such an operation without the help of a selfless […]
The Good, The Weird and The Stupid
Four-and-a-half years ago, Hurricane Katrina swept through New Orleans, leaving only destruction in its wake. It may have happened to the most powerful country in the world, but there were […]
