I wish I still had the teeth I had when I was a youngster. Those teeth? Never required a filling, and could go long stretches without any dental intervention at all. The teeth I’ve got now? Drilled, filled and only partially numbed along the way. My face feels rather… unusual as a result. One half […]
Numb me, drill me, floss me, bill me… Read More »
Well, to quote a certain 80s pop starlet, I think I’m alone now. Although that lyric is from a different type of Queen entirely… Working. Yet again. So much work to do.For those who wanted more personal blogging… umm… the washing machine is dead. Are you happy now? If not, amuse yourselves with these reviews,
You bring me down, you shout around, you don't believe that I'm alone…. Read More »
I don’t really want to think about when that album came out right now. For a start, I really should be working to make up for this afternoon’s Nanna nap. Mm.. Nanna nap. Back to work, you fool! Who said that? Anyway, it’s back to work for me. You can keep yourselves busy with a
So she ran to the arms of America… Read More »
And I think we’ve all felt that way, haven’t we? (The parties responsible for me listening to such enlightened stuff know who they are. Appropriate punishments will be handed out at the allotted time.) An unusual week, this one, as I’ve been balancing my work flow against my wife’s residential schools and assignment duties and
Hamagangur, ég þusti niður að læknum, bjargvættur. Read More »
Yeah. Drugs will do that to you. I’d like to say I led a drug-free life, but my ongoing affair with caffeine rather puts that to a lie. Meanwhile, at CNET.com.au, I wrote this, and it’s only as I write this blog entry that I realise I missed the BLINDINGLY OBVIOUS Phil Collins Sussudio joke.
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Something of an oddity today — a re-review. Folks weren’t happy with my review of the Kogan Blu-Ray player, as I lacked multi-region discs to test it with. A month later (and the happy coincidence of a sibling in Las Vegas able to source some for me) and you get the review, take 2: Kogan
Second verse, same as the first… Read More »
Ah, Albequerque — perhaps the Weird Al song I’ve used most for subject lines. Being over ten minutes long doesn’t hurt any in terms of lyric choices, of course. What probably does hurt me is my diet, specifically junk food. On Sunday, I was having lunch with my esteemed brother in the local food court,
Way back when I was just a little bitty boy… Read More »
One of my favourite Prince songs (and one that, outside of the Prince fan community, nobody’s ever heard of) provides today’s lyrical subject line. Meanwhile, I’m busy providing content over at CNET.com.au: LG RH399D: “LG’s DVD recorder offers plenty of recording space and an in-built digital tuner, but the lack of HD capability really hurts.”
The song's a year long and had been playing for months… Read More »
But I can have opinions on technology. Lots of them, as it happens, like this one at CNET.com.au: Fujitsu Lifebook L1010: “They’re certainly a colourful bunch, but underneath the bling, Fujitsu’s latest range of notebooks fail to impress.”
Men can't have opinions about fabric. Read More »
Another day, another couple of articles up online. First Look: Blackberry Storm compared with iPhone 3G: “We’ve unpacked a Blackberry Storm and given it a quick spin, and comparison with the iPhone 3G – here’s our initial impressions.” Uniden Trax 350: “Hang on a minute, isn’t everyone and their dog releasing widescreen format 4.3-inch GPS
OK, now make it shut up… Read More »