Fantastic song and brilliant video of senior citizen reliving their youth. Those in the UK may recognise the song from the "Planet Earth" series by David Attenborough featured on the world's best TV insitution - the BBC.

 

Looks like a fantastic film. Only in theaters June 16th - From the director of Napoleon Dynamite. Starring Jack Black.

 

A Walt Disney Cartoon starring Donald Duck, helping the workers decide how to spend their money in 1943.

 

Funny... but seriously... slow down chavs :)

 

"Guy Goma, a graduate from the Congo, appeared on the news channel in place of an IT expert after a mix-up.

But Mr Goma, who was wrongly identified in the press as a taxi driver, was really at the BBC for a job interview.

Mr Goma said his appearance was "very stressful" and wondered why the questions were not related to the data support cleanser job he applied for.

The mix-up occurred when a producer went to collect the expert from the wrong reception in BBC Television Centre in West London. "
- Source BBC

Easy mistake to make:

Guy Kewney:


Guy Goma:


 

Typical xbox360 game. Not really that impressed, but not surprised as it is essentially a low grade games pc.. doesn't look too amazing compared to the PS3 titles coming out soon. I think I will wait for the playstation.

 

A FAA Radar track sequence of a bank of FedEx aircraft getting into Memphis as thunderstorms pass over the airport.

 

Excellent animation

 

OK - I am unshamed to say I LOVED clerks. It was a fantastic movie. Clerks 2 - looks like a winner. Watch the trailer and see for yourself.

Tagline: They Still Don't Like You. In Fact, They Like You Even Less.

Plot Outline: Ten years later, the story of ... all » Quick Stop convenience store employees Dante and Randal continues.

 

Listening to the radio today - I heard a Nik Kershaw song played in the GOLDEN OLDIE HOUR!!!!! It has finally happened, songs from my youth are not "Golden Oldies". Depressing. Here is a Video of the Riddle by Nik Kershaw.

FYI:

In the 2000s, the onset for 1980s nostalgia brought Kershaw back into the public eye to discuss the heights of his career and it was at this point that he revealed that "The Riddle" meant, in fact, nothing. He just threw a collection of random lines together in haste after persuasion from others in the recording studio, having initially just intended to arrange and record the piece as an instrumental. He added that he could not say anything at the time because he was receiving thousands of essays and theses on the song, establishing what "The Riddle" meant and stood for, and what the answer was, and he did not want to disappoint people.

What a nice man... (source - http://www.answers.com/topic/nik-kershaw)

 

OK Not that funny.... :D

 

Oh dear 

Cute - dogs riding bike - what next I wonder.