I’ve said before, a challenge with reading books by people whose voices you know well (in this case, podcaster Dan Carlin) is that you read their every word in the cadence of their speech. Luckily in this case it didn’t
And all day long we sing a happy tune…
Sesame Street, man. The early 70s (and by extension, re-runs in the mid-late 70s onwards) was a helluva time for educational TV, cos nobody really had any idea what it was. Sesame Street churned out some amazing stuff – and
Schnittyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Ramen Rankings
I love ramen. One of my life’s side-quests is to find the perfect bowl. This is my attempt at tracking and ranking the places I’ve had it. Bristol, unless otherwise indicated. The Gold Collection Kanada Ya (London, Central St Giles)
Web Development? Sure. Server? Turns out, not so much…!
Having recently changed jobs to work for a fairly sizable UK-based web hosting company, I found myself considering my web hosting setup. The bulk of the websites I tool about with in my spare time are WordPress, just because of
The joy of forgetting bacon naan rolls are a thing is suddenly remembering them, and then making and eating one.
Viddy well, o father.
Work! Consume! Die!
There’s no doubt that Frankie Boyle is one of the sharpest and simultaneously bluntest comic minds of our time – however this book genuinely read like someone had thrown together a list of topics and then collated a bunch of
Observed. Dealt with.
Beef Bourguignon from The Book of St Marcus (New Classics, p136 for those playing along at home) – only it was closer to a 6h cook because I forgot about some meetings. It smells DIVINE but I feel like I'm getting gout symptoms just by being in the same room as it. Bring on dinnertime… #meaty #omnomnom @marcuswareing
