Friday 27 March 2009

What I'm watching

I'm watching 'Man Stroke Woman' at the minute. It's mostly hilarious, some episodes are online here. I loved the 'making love soundtrack' sketch, I don't remember which episode but it's season 1.
This is probably the only good show that's come out of BBC3, but it almost makes the channel worthwhile.
igoogle finally has new themes, which is awesome because they include a Street Fighter II one! It seems to change daily, and has all the characters from the timeless classic. Check this out

That made my day. Although it must be noted I'm probably still drunk.

P.S. When are they gonna put a Street Fighter game on the DS?

Wednesday 18 March 2009

Idiot

Just seen this in the news. Not to be disrespectful to the dead, but what an utter moron.
There is no way anyone could fly a kite, let alone a fucking plane when under the influence of that drug.
And to take a 13 year old kid up with him, that's complete idiocy. Where do these people come from? And how the fuck did he get a license in the first place?
I despair...

More photos...

I've discovered a cool little program called Photomatix - it merges three differently exposed shots together to create a nice variance in colour, and you can do all sorts of other little tweaks.
Here's some of the best results


Bristol and the Avon river from the Clifton Suspension Bridge


Bank of England building in central London


Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol. The first suspension bridge in the world!

Monday 9 March 2009

MI6

For the past year I've been considering what the hell I should do when I graduate, even though that's still a while off.

Since I watched a Bond film and started reading Day of the Jackal, the secret services popped into my head.

Check out this test to see whether you have what it takes to be an 'operational officer' (that involves going undercover in places like Afghanistan).

Is it really that easy? I got 8/8 in about 5 mins. I know it's not an official test, but surely that should be more challenging, so as to deter people like me applying and wasting valuable government time. Or maybe they're simply dumbing down, to accomodate graduates who don't have to lift a finger to get a degree (that's me as well).