For any of my British chums who are interested, Tesco Digital are currently selling U2’s new album for £3.97.
This be my favourite song from it (forgive the poor quality – it’s the best I could find):
For any of my British chums who are interested, Tesco Digital are currently selling U2’s new album for £3.97.
This be my favourite song from it (forgive the poor quality – it’s the best I could find):
Even the few that have been heard of, have never been seen. I was floored by the number of people who’d never seen Pulp Fiction. Many hadn’t seen a single Tarantino film!
The upside is, it’s fun to introduce people to my childhood, as I did tonight by watching the original Transformers: The Movie with a friend. Admitedly, I do cringe at some of the overboard 80s cheese, but for the most part, it still makes me giddy.
One thing I hadn’t realised before was just how different the theme tune was. Obviously I knew they’d hair-metalled up the original, but only when listening to the two together did I realise what an impressive piece of musical adaptation it was:
It’s even received a more modern update:
Till I was over on Gyspy’s blog, catching up with posts, I’d never heard of them. A few YouTube vids later and I think I’ve got some shopping to do…
Naturally, I clicked one, just to see what I’d get:
I shall be doing that more often :)
One of the best choruses I’ve heard in a long while:
From Discworld Monthly:
On December 30th it was announced that Terry Pratchett has been
awarded a Knighthood in the New Year Honours list. We would like to
pass on our huge congratulations to Sir Terry Pratchett (and his
squire Rob Wilkins).
*salutes*
Alas, this birthday – unlike the previous few – is less than eventful. Last year I was in Surrey for a small birthday shindig, followed by a Bond-themed New Year’s Eve party, with much drinking and fun on the Wii. The year before that we were in the Black Forest, partaking in some karaoke (which I haven’t done since, but want to as it’s fun).
This year, I’m at home, having a beer and preparing to watch some DVDs, bought with some of the money I got off my dad (the rest will likely go towards a night out when I’m back in Cheltenham). Though tempted by a few, I eventually settled on just four: The City of Lost Children (an old favourite), Police Squad: The Complete Series (an older favourite), Sweeney Todd (recent genius) and Iron Man (recent greatness (watch the vid – not just another trailer).
I also got a fancy shower-gel assortment, a box of posh chocs and whiskey gift-set off friends.
Speaking of friends; it’s a pain in the arse being hundreds of miles away from any of them, again. Hence the quiet night in. But, hey-ho; plenty of time to make for it in the new year…
…it’s still worth sharing:
Very upsetting.
Interesting side-note: Guess what just missed out on the top-ten this year, coming in at number 12?
Go on, guess…
…
Oh, alright then, I’ll give you a hint: