Now those who know me may say I'm a little obsessed with books .... but this chap is taking the obsession a little too far! I love the furniture, especially the table and chairs, but the kitchen is a little disappointing.
Livio De Marchi
Monday, June 13, 2005
Friday, June 10, 2005
the perfect wedding gift?
I considered this idea for wedding rings for, ooh, about two tenths of a second. Think I'd prefer white gold for ours!
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Rings of bone grown for couples
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Rings of bone grown for couples
Friday, May 13, 2005
Friday, April 29, 2005
Who Should You Vote For?
Who Should You Vote For?
Not sure who you should be voting for next week? Or just want to check if the party you choose actually represent your views? This site proved pretty bloody accurate for me!
Not sure who you should be voting for next week? Or just want to check if the party you choose actually represent your views? This site proved pretty bloody accurate for me!
Wednesday, February 02, 2005
Schnappi das kleine Krokodil :-)
What on earth is going on with Europe's taste in music? We have an old rock star who's been dead for thirty years at number one .... and Germany has a four year old girl singing about Snappy the Crocodile!
Schnappi das kleine Krokodil :-)
Schnappi das kleine Krokodil :-)
Thursday, January 27, 2005
Supper With The Stars
"Supper With The Stars is an exciting new service to make your party sparkle with an elusive touch of Hollywood glamour. Imagine having your favourite friends round for dinner. What would really make you party go with a bang? All your guests have arrived, now imagine their surprise when a top TV personality walks in and joins the party!"
So how much "Hollywood glamour" does Keith Harris have?* How much extra do you have to pay for Orville? And how on EARTH does Schnorbitz (the 4th) play Pictionary??!!!
Supper With The Stars
*It's obviously VERY elusive!
So how much "Hollywood glamour" does Keith Harris have?* How much extra do you have to pay for Orville? And how on EARTH does Schnorbitz (the 4th) play Pictionary??!!!
Supper With The Stars
*It's obviously VERY elusive!
Thursday, January 20, 2005
The Aftermath
In case you've forgotten why you need to be donating money to the Tsunami Fund ...
Geoff Mackley's Site Directory
Geoff Mackley's Site Directory
Saturday, January 15, 2005
Sunday, January 02, 2005
Tsunami Earthquake
On Boxing Day 2004 south east Asia experienced probably the worst natural disaster since man existed. Hundreds of thousands of people have died and millions left homeless. If you haven't donated already please do, now.
DEC - Tsunami Earthquake
And while you're at it, have a look at Make Poverty History and buy an armband. Between us, we CAN make a difference.
DEC - Tsunami Earthquake
And while you're at it, have a look at Make Poverty History and buy an armband. Between us, we CAN make a difference.
Tuesday, December 07, 2004
txtbux.co.uk
Thanks to mark for this link .... the idea of txtbux.co.uk is that you can text any book's ISBN number to the service and get a message back telling you how much the book is on Amazon.
That's great for anyone who regularly buys new books, but where I'll find it useful is in keeping a record of books I've seen that I'd like to read - there've been so many occasions where I've seen a book in the supermarket or Waterstones, haven't been able to afford it but have scrawled the title and author down on a bit of snotty crumpled tissue or old till receipt so I can look for it in the library or on eBay or (more likely!) on BookCrossing - and have then thrown away the bit of paper. Now I can text the ISBN and get both a text and an email to remind me what that fab-sounding book I saw was called!
That's great for anyone who regularly buys new books, but where I'll find it useful is in keeping a record of books I've seen that I'd like to read - there've been so many occasions where I've seen a book in the supermarket or Waterstones, haven't been able to afford it but have scrawled the title and author down on a bit of snotty crumpled tissue or old till receipt so I can look for it in the library or on eBay or (more likely!) on BookCrossing - and have then thrown away the bit of paper. Now I can text the ISBN and get both a text and an email to remind me what that fab-sounding book I saw was called!
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