Rob Stradling's stream of semi-consciousness. Written on a QWERTY keyboard, in the English language.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Top Spots
Wildlife Photographer of the Year - Online gallery
How's this for some top snappage? Positively heroic, I'd say.
I'm not known as a great animal lover, but I think I know good lenswork when I see it. Explore the winners' gallery to see some truly amazing work. It's enough to make you yearn for the outdoors... maybe. A bit.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
That Cold Exterior...
Cheney's heart returns to normal
Apparently there was a minor molten episode while watching "Bambi" with his grandchildren, but thankfully Dickie's ticker re-calcified after treatment.
Apparently there was a minor molten episode while watching "Bambi" with his grandchildren, but thankfully Dickie's ticker re-calcified after treatment.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Doner Card
BBC NEWS | Kebabs made as corpse lay nearby
Yes, yes... but what was in the kebabs? Surely someone must have at least asked?
There's you plot for the CSI: Wolverhampton pilot, right there.
Yes, yes... but what was in the kebabs? Surely someone must have at least asked?
There's you plot for the CSI: Wolverhampton pilot, right there.
Friday, October 10, 2008
15 nanoseconds
The BBC magazine liked Wednesday's effort;
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7659954.stm
but sitting where it is (scroll down to #50!), it's not obvious that I used Mr. Shea's favourite words, which was kind of the whole point. Still, any publicity etc. Cheers, Auntie.
I wonder if I'll get on spEak You're bRanes with that one?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7659954.stm
but sitting where it is (scroll down to #50!), it's not obvious that I used Mr. Shea's favourite words, which was kind of the whole point. Still, any publicity etc. Cheers, Auntie.
I wonder if I'll get on spEak You're bRanes with that one?
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
Lexicographagy
BBC NEWS | Magazine | The man who reads dictionaries
I'm disposed to immediately feel dyspathy with a secretary like Shea, but after goving at his story for a while, I begin to hansardize. There's no point in being philodoxical just because an apparently mundane subject deeply happifies another. I may stroke my naiform chin skeptically at Shea's cachinnations, but if such things truly make him tripudiate, then who am I to find them pejorical?
I'm disposed to immediately feel dyspathy with a secretary like Shea, but after goving at his story for a while, I begin to hansardize. There's no point in being philodoxical just because an apparently mundane subject deeply happifies another. I may stroke my naiform chin skeptically at Shea's cachinnations, but if such things truly make him tripudiate, then who am I to find them pejorical?
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