Tourist
6th February 2010
11:48
Yes, you will find I spelt 'History', 'Hostory' - But I've already
saved it as a jpeg and am not going to edit it again!





She Makes Me Wanna Die
1st February 2010
21:27
Again, just the song I'm listening to. Anyway, I went onto the
shop just now, and quite frankly I surprised myself.
As I've said in the past in many a blog I'm sure: fat people choose
to be fat. I guess carrying those extra pounds (to put it mildly)
has been worth it for me! Those lovely pastas rich in olive oil
and cheese, the fatty chourico, the olives - oh my god the olives!
The Portuguese bread covered in Cornish butter, the puff pastry,
the delicious pasties from The Cornwall Pasty Co. in Windsor and
the evil Lindt chocolate have been worth compromising my squash
game, the odd joke between friends and ocassionally not getting
the girl. But I noticed since I started working again, I'm lacking
the energy I once had in abundance, and that, I can't stand for.
Bar today I seem to get pretty tired after a perfectly normal 7
hour day. I daren't step on the scales and and am beginning to lose
hope of getting on a wake board this summer.
So, ~O, I'll take your bet. I'll cut down on eating all those evil,
harmfull, malnourishing, fattening and absolutely delicious foods.
I'll replace the Lindt with oranges, the pasties with bananas, the
Sprite with water and the pasta with, erm, well, I'll eat less pasta!
I am going to up my squash game hopefully to at the very least
two sessions a week if I can talk Dan into it. I am going to do
the breathing exercises I described in my 'How To Be Perfect' post
and I'm going to walk or jog a lot more than I usually do.
I also want to up my online poker game. If I can be a winning player
live, I don't see why I can't be online. Nearly everyone I talk
to about poker is a weaker player than I am.
Train Strike
1st February 2010
19:37
If you think I'm a sweet little boy who never makes fun of a serious
situation, please don't read the below post.
On Saturday, my train to London was cancelled owing to someone
being struck at Ealing Broadway. While this in itself is tragic
and lamentable, I couldn't help but make fun of this horrific event
in a series of text messages to my Brother whilst at work today:
At 13:34 I wrote:
"I guess train drivers are on 'strike' again."
At 13:36 my brother wrote:
"I heard the delay was a big hit with at least one local
passenger"
At 13:43 I wrote:
"I wonder what train of thought leads someone to doing such
a thing"
At 13:45 my brother wrote:
"Guess their life just wasn't on track"
At 13:55 I wrote:
"Everybody goes off the rails at one point or another, but
it's usually all at the same time"
At 14:15 my brother wrote:
"Maybe the person was pushed and by perpetuating this myth
of suicide we are actually supporting a huge miss-CARIAGE of justice.
Or perhaps the bloke was jumping from one platform to another
because he was TRAINING for the long jump.
At 14:46 I wrote:
"It may be, sadly with this case though the only appealing
will be done by the paramedics"
At 15:25 I wrote:
"Maybe he was dyslexic and thought he had to take the 'flatform
12 to Paddington'"
Bebop Vulgarities
25th January 2010
19:47

'Nazi Gets Grenade up Ass', 'Noob Blows Commander in Woods' or
'Ghost Shoots Guy's Brains All Over Windshield of Car' (to make
up a few) might be some YouTube titles you expect to read the above
comments under, but 'Bebop Jazz Improvisation'? Wow! Well, at least
it's good to know that the ignorant, narrow-minded and vulgar YouTube
idiots who habitually trawl through countless video comments searching
for a vulnerable user to attack are developing a sense of culture!
Looking Down on Haiti?
24th January 2010
12:08
I
have no patience for the idiots who insist God is testing people
by subjecting them to natural disasters. Imagine if Harrison Ford
was interviewed and asked about the situation in Haiti, the interviewer
phrased the question in such a way as to remind the listeners or
viewers of the thousands of deaths, the suffering, the effects it
is going to have on some people for the rest of their lives and
the impact it will have on the economy, and Harrison Ford said it's
the Flying Spaghetti Monster testing people. How do you think the
rest of the world would react? People would accuse Harrison Ford
of being a callous, insensitive, perverted and twisted individual
with no respect for the victims of such an appalling disaster.
I won't ask what the difference is between The Church of The Flying
Spaghetti Monster and, oh I don't know, Islam, Christianity etc,
because, well, they're obvious. They are equally as valid in regard
to their plausibility, but of course the more well known religions
are grossly outdated in regard to, say Pastafarianism, for example.
They were thought up before we had even conceived the tools which
safely allow us to rule them out all together nowadays (unlike Pastafarianism,
and less importantly Scientology, Mormonism, Amish, etc...). This
should tell us that by claiming God is testing the helpless victims
of such natural disasters from a Christian point of view, is at
least as disrespectful as doing so from a Pastafarian point of view.
But lots of people genuinely believe in Christianity you say? Well
that's great - lot's of people believe in other outdated, idiotic
concepts like white supremacy too, but they've learnt to keep it
to themselves.