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On what I wrote today

8th April 2011

It was this, and people seemed to like it. Hope you do too.

On a most peculiar meal

31st March 2011

A local Japanese restaurant recently started offering an all-you-can-eat buffet.

Japanese food is a favourite of both mine and Joan’s, it’s only drawback being that it’s somewhat on the dear side. Thus the notion of a free-for-all sashimi tuck-in at only £14.95 a head appeals, not only because it would metaphorically lend this beleaguered country a helping hand, but also because I like to eat a LOT OF FOOD.

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On pigs and monkeys

1st February 2011

– THE world is an wasteland of grief beset by pestilence, war, famine and death.

– THE coalition government is dismantling brick by brick all aspects of British life held dear.

– ANDY Murray was annihilated by Novak Djokovic in the final of the Australian Open.

Which is why we all need this (sound required).

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On the murder of Joanna Yeates

20th January 2011

Guess who’s back (me)
Back again (me)
Saul is back (me)
Tell a friend (do)

Hello everyone I know and don’t know.

It’s been a while since the last blog but then you see I’ve been a little busy what with appearing in the Guardian and generally prancing around like a media luvvie-tit.

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On the perils of Twitter

28th October 2010

This blog is about Twitter, the new craze that’s sweeping 6% of the nation!

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On this…

14th October 2010

Hello.

The this in question is a short animation I have writted and directorised.

I’ve called it ADOPTED.

Hope you enjoy.

(warning: contains swearing and nuts)

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On a story Nick told me

24th September 2010

My friend Naughty Nick told me a story yesterday.

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On Anatidaephobia

14th September 2010

Anatidaephobia is defined as a pervasive, irrational fear that one is being watched by a duck.

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On Big Brother

13th September 2010

On Saturday morning I got up, watched the last ever Big Brother and cried. Quietly maybe so the neighbours didn’t hear, but there were definitely tears.

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On Llanrhaeadr

25th August 2010

I am silly. A very silly boy. I’ve waited far too long to write up my recent trip to Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant (trans: village of the pigs over the bridge near the river in the valley or some such). Oh well. Any lapses in memory I will endeavour to plug with colourless fabricated anecdotes.

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