Las Catch Up
Well, Channel 4 have paid the price for their shock tactics of getting Big Brother housemates to make their nominations for eviction on first impressions with tonight's outcome - the show's one star from the first week, Anouska, given the boot. Until female viewers learn to vote with their heads and not their hormones, this year's series looks set to be the most tepid yet. Not even a quick peek at Steph in the shower can cheer me up tonight. This spoof homepage of Tania's Guide 2 Being Fabulous nearly did the trick, though.
Meanwhile, those guys at Chinese Food have got on their Beijing bikes and gotten a new domain at Left Pedal. Still encountering some bug-gy difficulties, them's thar the brakes, I guess.
Dinner With Chuck. Author Palahniuk discusses his two new books, upcoming film plans and strip bingo in a two part interview.
Women. A misogynist's guide, presumably.
And finally, seeing as I update less than I used to, here are some weblogs that you might want to peruse during any absence of updates -
Alex McChesney. Sample post: 'Sadly, it wasn't Starsky and Hutch, or even someone from The Bill; just your ubiquitous Glasgow drunk giving the staff of the Chinese restaurant we were in a hard time for, allegedly, "selling drugs to children all over Europe." '
Ariped. Sample post: 'A team of home economists certified by Weber as "barbecue experts" have been trained in a wide variety of grilling subjects. Think of them as your on-call "fairy grill mothers" ready to wave their magic tongs and keep you on your path to grilling greatness.'
Birmingham Bloggers portal.
Craplog. Better out than in, as they say. Sample post: 'The Postal Service: seriously, how sick is this band? so fucking sick'.
London Mark. 'i'm six foot tall, thin, i wear glasses, i work in an office, i drink in camden and i live in hope.'
Mad Musings Of Me. 'The other night, in bed, I said, "I want more foreplay". Jimmy said, "I'm not into group sex..."'
Coming soon: review of last night's Bruce Springsteen gig at Old Trafford.
Well, Channel 4 have paid the price for their shock tactics of getting Big Brother housemates to make their nominations for eviction on first impressions with tonight's outcome - the show's one star from the first week, Anouska, given the boot. Until female viewers learn to vote with their heads and not their hormones, this year's series looks set to be the most tepid yet. Not even a quick peek at Steph in the shower can cheer me up tonight. This spoof homepage of Tania's Guide 2 Being Fabulous nearly did the trick, though.
Meanwhile, those guys at Chinese Food have got on their Beijing bikes and gotten a new domain at Left Pedal. Still encountering some bug-gy difficulties, them's thar the brakes, I guess.
Dinner With Chuck. Author Palahniuk discusses his two new books, upcoming film plans and strip bingo in a two part interview.
Women. A misogynist's guide, presumably.
And finally, seeing as I update less than I used to, here are some weblogs that you might want to peruse during any absence of updates -
Alex McChesney. Sample post: 'Sadly, it wasn't Starsky and Hutch, or even someone from The Bill; just your ubiquitous Glasgow drunk giving the staff of the Chinese restaurant we were in a hard time for, allegedly, "selling drugs to children all over Europe." '
Ariped. Sample post: 'A team of home economists certified by Weber as "barbecue experts" have been trained in a wide variety of grilling subjects. Think of them as your on-call "fairy grill mothers" ready to wave their magic tongs and keep you on your path to grilling greatness.'
Birmingham Bloggers portal.
Craplog. Better out than in, as they say. Sample post: 'The Postal Service: seriously, how sick is this band? so fucking sick'.
London Mark. 'i'm six foot tall, thin, i wear glasses, i work in an office, i drink in camden and i live in hope.'
Mad Musings Of Me. 'The other night, in bed, I said, "I want more foreplay". Jimmy said, "I'm not into group sex..."'
Coming soon: review of last night's Bruce Springsteen gig at Old Trafford.
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