A balanced diet, like that depicted in the pyramid, will help you stay healthy at Troma Night:
A balanced diet, like that depicted in the pyramid, will help you stay healthy at Troma Night:
Here’s a fab little Flash game I just discovered: Arrow Tag. I’ve just won with a time of 14 minutes and 35 seconds. Think you can beat me?
I love being me.
While paying for drinks at Thresher with a card I didn’t own, I persuaded the staff to talk me through the fundamentals of arming, disarming, and hypothetically evading their four alarm systems.
Had to share that with you. Hmm… perhaps time for a new Abnib mugshot?
My gran stopped breathing about 45 minutes ago. We’ll be in Aber.
(this post is a follow-up to one earlier in the day)
We’re back. Hope Troma Night went well (nobody’s told us so or otherwise yet) and that everybody had a fab week. I’m absolutely knackered so that’s all for now.
…when a man in Aberystwyth threw up to £20,000 into the air in a free-for-all on Alexandra Road.
Strange.
I’m currently in the middle of a murder mystery night: The Brie, The Bullet, And The Black Cat, and I just wanted to point out how clever it is! My character is a secret agent from England in Casablanca before the British invasion of Africa. My alias – a French nightclub owner – has been blown, and my booklet gives me a SECOND alias which I’ve managed to pull off without question, and subsequent clues have (so far) been ambiguous as to which alibi I’m using! Very clever!
Well, it seems that both Microsoft and Sony want and expect you to buy a new Nintendo Wii. Both have independently said that their console (the XBox 360 and the PlayStation 3) will be people’s primary choice, but because of the cost of the other and the innovative games on the Wii, it’ll be people’s “second console”.
Heh. Had to happen. Sony have developed a new controller for the PS3 which sounds remarkably similar to that of the Nintendo Wii – a tilt-sensing remote control.
This picture, sent to me by Jon, says it all.
Some friends and I are off to Snowdon, somewhere in the galaxy of the universe. They are made out of meat, but I won’t hold that against them. We’ll be taking two nuclear physicists, just in case.
It was a somewhat unusual Troma Night, which goes some way to explaining why I’m talking like this.
Let’s have one. Yeah.
Shelley the Republican writes about what she’s learned about Linux. Not excessively geeky. Well worth reading, just for the WTF-value!