Y'know things that are all the rage? Blogs. Everyone has one; or at least had one before Facebook, Twitter and Google+ diluted the realtime pool.
Since I'm nu-old skool — and watching endless streams of people retweeting the decades old picture of that cat with the lime on its head using http://bit.ly/jj056I links erodes my will to live — I figured why not make a blog? The main difference here compared with other people's blogs is that instead of being limited to one topic, you get a little slice of everything all mashed up. 'Coz proper spelling is so last century.
- Crimelight 30 January 2012 · 552 words (sucks up about 3 mins)
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Never ones to shy away from wasting money on contractors, the latest stunt by the elected representatives of the city is a planning triumph.
- Royal Mail's random number generator [1 comment] 13 December 2011 · 877 words (laps up about 4 mins)
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Royal Fail and their offshoot, Parcel Farce, appear to be crumbling under their own postage rules and regulations. Keep it simple for the benefit of all concerned, I say.
- The acquisition scam 30 November 2011 · 677 words (sucks up about 4 mins)
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Buy, buy, sell, buy, sell. The scramble for your customer data is as hot as ever, but it comes with a price tag that need recouping.
- Wears the keys 28 November 2011 · 479 words (vacuums up about 3 mins)
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Despite the title of this post being an homage to that old joke about two nuns in a bath, it isn’t ecclesiastical in nature. Keyboards just aren’t what they used to be.
- Insult my loft 25 November 2011 · 373 words (munches about 2 mins)
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You’d have thought that unsolicited callers would have given up calling us by now. The number of times I’ve bought anything or given any detailed info about us is zero. But still they persist.
- The bank security myth 09 November 2011 · 399 words (munches about 2 mins)
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Don’t get me started on the “security” offered by systems like RBS Secure when buying things online. Can anyone spell snake oil?
