Monthly Archives: August 2006
Blair to tackle ‘menace’ children
Blair to tackle ‘menace’ children Apparently by erasing their faces. That’ll teach them. BBC NEWS | Politics | Blair to tackle ‘menace’ children
Telegraph Fantasy Football password
Transfers for the Telegraph Fantasy Football are now open! And the new password is Alien.
Karl Pilkington – Pilkipedia
Karl Pilkington, from the Ricky Gervais radio show and podcasts, truly is a font of all wisdom. To rival Wikipedia, there’s Pilkipedia. Some of my favourites: Seals would probably not be missed if they became extinct, because they are “already … Continue reading
New Telegraph Fantasy Football season
The new Premiership season starts today, and with it the Daily Telegraph Fantasy Football. After winning the SEH superleague last season I need a good start. For the start of the season, my team is: Player Team Cost Reina Liverpool … Continue reading
Le Mercury, Upper Street, Islington
I first went to Le Mercury in 2004 after meeting an ex work colleage across the road in the Old Parr’s Head. The pub (Parr’s Head) seems to have closed down, which is a shame, but Le Mercury is still … Continue reading
Story of the week – Filipino judge consults mystic dwarves
Now if it was elves I could have understood it.. He told investigators three mystic dwarves – Armand, Luis and Angel – had helped him to carry out healing sessions during breaks in his chambers. BBC NEWS | World | … Continue reading
O’s are not afraid of League One
An interview with Matthew Lockwood, Leyton Orient left-back, on their prospects this year. BBC SPORT | Football | My Club | Leyton Orient | O’s are not afraid of League One
Google flight simulator
This flight simulator using Google Maps is rather clever. You get to fly all around London in a little plane, and even shoot at things. Goggles – Google Maps flight simulator Google maps
SEH Summer Party 2006
Friday was the SEH summer party of 2006, and a very good day it was too. Lots of food, lots of drink, quite a few people, and a few boats. Punting in Oxford may not be quite as good as … Continue reading
Leyton Orient 3-2 Bournemouth
The second home match of Orient’s League One campaign was a cracker. It started well with the home site dominating the first half, but going in with only a goal to show for it. Still, there hadn’t been any real … Continue reading
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