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Friday, January 23, 2009
 
Cheep cheep

Am suffering stomach-grumblings on account of eating too many sunflower seeds. It's not my fault, they taste really good and they're incredibly more-ish. Also, they are very good for you, what with being low in salt and packed chock-full of magnesium, which probably means that if you were to light a taper and apply it to my tongue I would burst into fizzy white flame. Cool.

Suspect I may be turning into a budgerigar.


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Friday, January 16, 2009
 
Product description

Can one reasonably dub something "Thai beef noodle soup" by virtue of having, basically, boiled up a few cans of Campbell's minestrone, dropped what looks like a pack of Tesco's Value minced beef into it, and shoved in some lemongrass stalks and a tablespoonful of chilli powder? I highly doubt that any of the ingredients of what I'm now consuming have come within an elephant's fart of Thailand, unless of course Campbell's have moved their worldwide soup manufacturing facilities there without telling me first. Also, given that most Thai food (in my not even slightly humble opinion) tastes wonderful, and given further that the soup in question tastes like it has been boiled in a troll's vest for a month, albeit a troll given to liberal use of the new Lynx "Lemongrass and Chilli" deodorant range, I am equally sceptical as to the provenance of the recipe.

Our office canteen gives "false advertisement" a bad name.


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Monday, January 12, 2009
 
Circus maximus

Roll up, roll up, ladies and gentlemen!

See
The Amazing Pastamasta
Master of Multitasking

Never before has a show of this magnitude, this audacity, this general awesomeness been seen!

Thrill as he attempts to juggle his career and family while balancing on a tightwire made from box-packing tape and covered in razor-sharp broken Smarties!

Gasp as he negotiates with a stressed-out and possibly homicidal wife over who should take the bins out!

Stand amazed as he cooks a beef casserole for four with his feet whilst entertaining rambunctious youngsters with a hastily-improvised puppet show about Olly the Octopus, the two-tentacled sheriff of Octopus Town!

Death-defying stunts!
Juvenile tantrums!
Biting sarcasm!
THE CIRCUS HAS IT ALL



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Tuesday, January 06, 2009
 
Industrial injuries

Memo to self: Trying to wire up audio-visual equipment, move large items of furniture, lay phone cabling, affix bookshelves to walls and/or install coat hooks is not recommended when you are simultaneously trying to keep an eye on two hyperactive children who are on the last day of their Christmas break and who are therefore determined to (a) play with every single toy obtained in the previous two weeks, and (b) leave aforementioned toys strewn around the house in unpredictable and above all tripoverable locations.

The only bits of me that don't hurt right now are the small patches of skin just above my knees.


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