Having nothing better to do at the moment than lie flat on my back and play on t'internet, i've created this:
Yes, The Half Man Half Biscuit Wiki.
Having nothing better to do at the moment than lie flat on my back and play on t'internet, i've created this:
Yes, The Half Man Half Biscuit Wiki.
As part of my continuing mission to undermine the credibility of Facebook,
I present the event "International Talk Like Jeremy Clarkson Day".
April 11th 2009.
Let us see how many people sign up for this...
I'm bored again, something that happens with frightening regularity. So today, using the brilliantly simple Gift Creator for Facebook, I've bodged up an app that allows you to send weapons to your friends.
Click the pic to go to it (assuming you have an account on farcebook).
This is part of my continuing commitment to undermine the credibility of the damn site, and thus should not be taken serously. Arms dealing is a serious business, and if I had access to a stockpile of firearms, I certainly wouldn't let you have any. Obviously I'd keep them for when the country turns into Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland™, where all have to scavenge for Guzzoline in customised 1970s cars.
That'll be Friday then, fingers crossed.
After weeks of fanny-ing about trying to decide what to do with it, I've finally redesigned the Shrewsbury Arms website. (Redesigned is far too strong a term, as I just used Thingamablog to bosh the thing together, just like all my sites these days. Hell, if it works, go with it!)
"I have in my hand a piece of paper," famous words, once spoken by Arthur Neville Chamberlain as he got off an aeroplane and announced that there would be "peace in our time".
To quote James Tiberius Kirk, "those words were spoken by me" (apart from the peace/time bit), last time someone telephoned me while I was on the khazi.
But enough of me re-iterating quotes to try and look intelligent, when all can plainly see the joke is based on a 1990 era Viz cartoon, let us get on with this pointless log entry (oh behave).
Hello, and welcome to my scrounging page. This page exists with the sole intention of parting your from you hard-earned cash, in order to let me buy a Defender.
I would like an Ex-MOD Defender.
Built from 1990 onwards, the Defender formed the backbone of the British Armed Forces. Available in many variants, it found its niche as a replacement for the previous LR Series vehicles.
Occasional table visitor Jon
has drawn my attention to this, the Indoor/Outdoor
Smoking Helmet, believing it to be a device I first suggested back
in 1996 when we had to share an office.
Close, Jon, but no cigar. Mainly as you don't smoke. This odd device seems to be an attempt to let you smoke outside in relative comfort. That was not my plan. I envisaged a contraption that would allow me to sit at my desk and smoke, with all the smoke being directed via pipes and vents and the like, to the great outdoors. To clarify my plan I must now fall back on the last weapon of failed inventors everywhere... The crudely drawn childish cartoon...
I hope this has cleared up any confusion. I will continue to work on the design for my device, as testing has shown a number of flaws. Suffocation being the main one.
For those of you too tight to shell out a few quid for the Goth Jokes book (available here), I've made a short animation of one of the lower quality jokes. This time i'm using Moviestorm, the beta version of which is free. Oh, and some speech synthesis software was used too.
I recently found this link on Slashdot. Some muppet tried to make a WAP client for a VIC 20. Oh, it was me.
The link to the site from Slashdot is broken, but via the magic of keeping archives of all my old stuff, I can bring it back.