Monthly Archives: July 2012

In Britain it seems, you can be arrested for taunting someone in a non rascist, non threatening, non sexist way, like someone who taunted the British diver Tom Daley with the death of his dad via Twitter. What next? There … Continue reading →

Google is reading the content of my emails to deliver targeted advertisements in my gmail panel. People may find msn and yahoo do the same. It seems worse from google though, who are supposed not to be evil.

Just showing someone how easy it can be. £60

All those things I have put off for years, pf which I have been terrified, or were too expensive, took too much time, have now all been done. Things like these should be an olympic sport.

18 holes to a course, with each hole given a score (number of shots to get a ball in the hole that a first class player would take). If you get the ball in the hole in the expected number … Continue reading →

Never thought of that. What an easy way to make money. Loan out your clothes to any desperate wino for whatever pennies they can beg in the tube and I will be able to get that new car in no … Continue reading →

Me too. They took three weeks to send me a phone at the start of my contract. They took THREE MONTHS to repair my phone, then once my phone failed with the same problem, they managed to lose it. I … Continue reading →

Website was hacked on Friday. Not the sort of hacking I’ve ever seen before either. Previous hackings have left a datestamp on a file, so I could remove malicious code by looking at which files have recently changed, but this … Continue reading →

Anyone getting off a plane at Heathrow and getting into London via the M4 is doomed at the moment. Olympic VIPs and athletes especially. I, as a Londoner am ********************** off at Olympic VIPs able to VIP past me in … Continue reading →

Times are hard in the UK at the moment and retailers are having to adapt. The glut of empty shops is, it seems, producing some strange results, with many retailers occupying more than one shop on the same high street. … Continue reading →