As if it's been 2 days since i last posted! Really? I swear it was like yesterday? Oh well :']
The work involved with A levels saps my social life pretty dry and this fills that gap, you know, the one between finishing all yo' hwrk and goin' to bed; ready for the next day; ready for another round of hwrk.
-yawn.
Can't believe it's only Monday. What's on tele tonight? Inbetweeners? is that tonight? I can't keep up :)
Oh yeah! i love this advert ;D The 'nice & easy' advert, with Tess Dailey, well just the music really :] Such an awsome riff; just can't help but dancing ;D
Oh and this 'More Th>n' advert :D the saxo-solo on it :]
I like advert music.
All i's done is talked bullshit lately ;D The quality will improve, promise, when i get the energy. Well i won't be away this weekend so i can properly go for it then :]
until then babes x
Monday, 27 September 2010
Saturday, 25 September 2010
A bright new star in red.
Well, i'm doin' this in the breaks of Xfactor so it's gunna be proper broken up xD You know how much i love my Xfactor :]
But yeah! As i'm sure you're all aware, the labour leadership candidates' wait was over today, as the results were counted, (...and verified), revealing that, the one, the only Mr. Edward Milliband, is to be our new represntative for the labour party. At a megre 40 years old, he's hardly THE most experienced leader ever to bave graced the commons; the lack of experience also comes from his role as 'ex-environment secretary'...really? That gets a worldly importance rating of 12. Compared to his older brother; 'ex-foreign secretary' who gets a 14. Experience or likeability?
Personally i'd like to have seen the ebony princessly figure of Dianne Abbots in the opposision leader seat, but alas, the unions' best mate got it. Now! yeah?! why the hell is he so damn popular with the unions? D: As far as i can see, he's had as much imput with new labour as all of the other 'Brown-boys'. Why him? Je n'ai un idée pas; leave a comment if you can explain :D
...enough of politics.
and onto the XFACTOR! This series, hasn't yet kicked off i feel D: there isn't quite such a buzzz about it as there was last year, sadly, as the talent is still pretty up to scratch; and some of the auditionees are still pretty tasty ;) I hope it all kicks off properly once boop camps through and we got it to the live shows; thats when the show means something; lets go! :D
This may be a record for me and semi-colons, in this blog ;D
until next times x
But yeah! As i'm sure you're all aware, the labour leadership candidates' wait was over today, as the results were counted, (...and verified), revealing that, the one, the only Mr. Edward Milliband, is to be our new represntative for the labour party. At a megre 40 years old, he's hardly THE most experienced leader ever to bave graced the commons; the lack of experience also comes from his role as 'ex-environment secretary'...really? That gets a worldly importance rating of 12. Compared to his older brother; 'ex-foreign secretary' who gets a 14. Experience or likeability?
Personally i'd like to have seen the ebony princessly figure of Dianne Abbots in the opposision leader seat, but alas, the unions' best mate got it. Now! yeah?! why the hell is he so damn popular with the unions? D: As far as i can see, he's had as much imput with new labour as all of the other 'Brown-boys'. Why him? Je n'ai un idée pas; leave a comment if you can explain :D
...enough of politics.
and onto the XFACTOR! This series, hasn't yet kicked off i feel D: there isn't quite such a buzzz about it as there was last year, sadly, as the talent is still pretty up to scratch; and some of the auditionees are still pretty tasty ;) I hope it all kicks off properly once boop camps through and we got it to the live shows; thats when the show means something; lets go! :D
This may be a record for me and semi-colons, in this blog ;D
until next times x
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
If i ruled the world...
Well, i can hardly say that the last few days, have been the best days of my life, but thats not important here :]
So yeah, I hope everyone's well, good few days and good college, or whatever, times. Keep it up, whatever you're doin' at the moment, studying and so on :]
It's the extended ciriculum and the out of school activity's that we're supposed to be doin' that the tiring thing. Volunteering, helping out and so forth, all extra stuff, we quite frankly don't really need on our plates.
See, i wanna be on the student union, but what policies, practises, rules, stratagies should there be? Realistically what improvments could be made to our eduaction? Seriously? i can't think of anything :/ if you do have anything btw, just comment it ;D thanks x
A programm by Alan Davies recently said it all, todays student unions' main issues are petty and pointless, even more like a popularity contest and nothing to do with policies, afterall, how many peoples our age really know what they want?
Wow, i'm being moody tonight ;D
sorry :]
Until next times though guys x
So yeah, I hope everyone's well, good few days and good college, or whatever, times. Keep it up, whatever you're doin' at the moment, studying and so on :]
It's the extended ciriculum and the out of school activity's that we're supposed to be doin' that the tiring thing. Volunteering, helping out and so forth, all extra stuff, we quite frankly don't really need on our plates.
See, i wanna be on the student union, but what policies, practises, rules, stratagies should there be? Realistically what improvments could be made to our eduaction? Seriously? i can't think of anything :/ if you do have anything btw, just comment it ;D thanks x
A programm by Alan Davies recently said it all, todays student unions' main issues are petty and pointless, even more like a popularity contest and nothing to do with policies, afterall, how many peoples our age really know what they want?
Wow, i'm being moody tonight ;D
sorry :]
Until next times though guys x
Sunday, 19 September 2010
My entanglement with stardom.
Where to begin? Where O' where.
Isn't it strange that when we were children, we seemed to go many more place, with our familys and what not, you know petting zoo's, normal zoo's, parks, swimming pools, countless towns and museums, caravans in every neck of the woods imaginable, yet it is only at the age we are now, that celebrities seem to appear themselves to us. I must have been to Bristol; 34 times in my life, so the chances of seeing three regognisable people in just one day is kinda odd.
First was Dr. Christian Jesson. Yes, the embarassing Illnesses Doctor. Lol. He was there, with his mammoth of a travelling clinic, presumably filiming for the new sereies of embarrasing bodies. Well, i say presumably, he was filiming. I have the photo's to prove it. If you has my facebook then they'll be on there...soon. (...probably never). Or if not, you'll have to take my word for it.
Trying to take photo's of the clinic is a bit hard, 'cause you don't wanna get too close, ya'know. Getting too close may result in the Bristol public assuming you have an embarrasing illness, so we stay far away, just watching; watching for those poor sods who do partake in a bit of on-the-stop-diagnosissing, in hope of seeing them, on tele, naked, owning a penis with a 110 degree bend in it, or propostuasly lop-sidded boozems.
...well enough of that.
After this! (Oh, yes dear friends, there is more) We went to see 'Spamelot' (http://www.montypythonsspamalot.com/) The good ol' hilarity of Monty Python, took to the stage in a musical bonanza, and who was there, assuming the role of King Arthur? (though not quite as hansom as another portraiting of Arthur, in a TV series of this time...) was Marcus Brigstocke. Funny guy. And then there was some other guy called Todd Carty, or summat, i don't really know him, but he was in eastenders or summat(?) Yeah, well it was good tbf :] I actually laughed, it was that good. All crowded into a tight space, actually made it good here, as being around everyone else laughing just added to the overall effect. It was a bit hard to understand sometimes though; key examples include, "The knights that say 'Nii''s desire to obtain a 'Shwuberry'" and a rendez-vous with the French :S, Oh yeah and Sir Lancelot's gay...apprently.
So yeah, i saw peoples! good times :]
Have good days; until next time x
Isn't it strange that when we were children, we seemed to go many more place, with our familys and what not, you know petting zoo's, normal zoo's, parks, swimming pools, countless towns and museums, caravans in every neck of the woods imaginable, yet it is only at the age we are now, that celebrities seem to appear themselves to us. I must have been to Bristol; 34 times in my life, so the chances of seeing three regognisable people in just one day is kinda odd.
First was Dr. Christian Jesson. Yes, the embarassing Illnesses Doctor. Lol. He was there, with his mammoth of a travelling clinic, presumably filiming for the new sereies of embarrasing bodies. Well, i say presumably, he was filiming. I have the photo's to prove it. If you has my facebook then they'll be on there...soon. (...probably never). Or if not, you'll have to take my word for it.
Trying to take photo's of the clinic is a bit hard, 'cause you don't wanna get too close, ya'know. Getting too close may result in the Bristol public assuming you have an embarrasing illness, so we stay far away, just watching; watching for those poor sods who do partake in a bit of on-the-stop-diagnosissing, in hope of seeing them, on tele, naked, owning a penis with a 110 degree bend in it, or propostuasly lop-sidded boozems.
...well enough of that.
After this! (Oh, yes dear friends, there is more) We went to see 'Spamelot' (http://www.montypythonsspamalot.com/) The good ol' hilarity of Monty Python, took to the stage in a musical bonanza, and who was there, assuming the role of King Arthur? (though not quite as hansom as another portraiting of Arthur, in a TV series of this time...) was Marcus Brigstocke. Funny guy. And then there was some other guy called Todd Carty, or summat, i don't really know him, but he was in eastenders or summat(?) Yeah, well it was good tbf :] I actually laughed, it was that good. All crowded into a tight space, actually made it good here, as being around everyone else laughing just added to the overall effect. It was a bit hard to understand sometimes though; key examples include, "The knights that say 'Nii''s desire to obtain a 'Shwuberry'" and a rendez-vous with the French :S, Oh yeah and Sir Lancelot's gay...apprently.
So yeah, i saw peoples! good times :]
Have good days; until next time x
Thursday, 16 September 2010
Too small for colour?
Heyy guyss! Guess where i went today?! Go on guess! That's right! Plymouth university's mircoscopey unit.
It was awsome. In a kind of nerdey, sterotyped geek way. But still. Yay :]
So it was kind of, two types of really good electron microscopes, one looks at right into a cell, the other looks at the outside of it. So you got really good images of different really small parts of the body, or of absolutly anything! We saw like fishguts, cillia (throat cells) plants cells and all this stuffs and they were really, well quite beautiful tbf :]
The minibus ride was fairly teadeous; just too long! Who knew it could take an hour to get to Plymouth...Still it was good times, anytimes with friends is good times.
Thats all today! I'm told i need to go to bed now ¬_¬
Until next time x
It was awsome. In a kind of nerdey, sterotyped geek way. But still. Yay :]
So it was kind of, two types of really good electron microscopes, one looks at right into a cell, the other looks at the outside of it. So you got really good images of different really small parts of the body, or of absolutly anything! We saw like fishguts, cillia (throat cells) plants cells and all this stuffs and they were really, well quite beautiful tbf :]
The minibus ride was fairly teadeous; just too long! Who knew it could take an hour to get to Plymouth...Still it was good times, anytimes with friends is good times.
Thats all today! I'm told i need to go to bed now ¬_¬
Until next time x
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
;them there bike peoples come to town...
Tour de Britain! Ikr? The name itself just emitts sheer elequence and high-brow prowess right? Oh just me then...
Well yeah! It wasn't bad in all due respect, about 60 racers or so started another leg of their mamoth trip around Britain in Minehead this morning, and where should there ending be? Yes! 110 miles 'down the road' in good ol' Teignmouth. we can now hardly call our sleeply little town, and sleepy little town anymore, what with MUSE rocking the place and now this too. Country folks no more me thinks (said in Somerset accent).
Well yeah, so the bike race was one! The counter clock was ticking as we all waited eagerly at the ending line. Hundreds of us lined the causeways of blocked off roads and hazard taped streets, waiting and playing up to the anouncer's broadcast. THEN! just over 4 hours after they started the winner arrived! ...I forget his name...but he was Iranian i know! Good on him; with all the weather and stuff, loads of people falling off along the way (i'm told) he wasn't used to it by any means!
After the first 12 or so riders had completed, there was a long ppaauussee as such and a 20 odd minute wait, before a HUGE wave of them came, like 30 something D: ...and then it was over. And we went home. End of story.
The rest of the day was average and shizz, erm...yeah, just mega-tonnes of works like to do atm...
Until next time people! x
Well yeah! It wasn't bad in all due respect, about 60 racers or so started another leg of their mamoth trip around Britain in Minehead this morning, and where should there ending be? Yes! 110 miles 'down the road' in good ol' Teignmouth. we can now hardly call our sleeply little town, and sleepy little town anymore, what with MUSE rocking the place and now this too. Country folks no more me thinks (said in Somerset accent).
Well yeah, so the bike race was one! The counter clock was ticking as we all waited eagerly at the ending line. Hundreds of us lined the causeways of blocked off roads and hazard taped streets, waiting and playing up to the anouncer's broadcast. THEN! just over 4 hours after they started the winner arrived! ...I forget his name...but he was Iranian i know! Good on him; with all the weather and stuff, loads of people falling off along the way (i'm told) he wasn't used to it by any means!
After the first 12 or so riders had completed, there was a long ppaauussee as such and a 20 odd minute wait, before a HUGE wave of them came, like 30 something D: ...and then it was over. And we went home. End of story.
The rest of the day was average and shizz, erm...yeah, just mega-tonnes of works like to do atm...
Until next time people! x
Sunday, 12 September 2010
Well hello there strangers
Gosh me it's been a while hasn't it! Don't blame me for the months of post-less bloggin', blame the education system...
Well, i'd actually quite like to thanks them ;D it was only 'cause of them (taking the oppurtunity to say that it has to be a Blairite to point out the long term benifits of 3x Education) that i achieved some pretty damn awsome grades ;D
But anyway, sorry for the long time, i can hardly blame studying anymore, i've only just started college again like, and have had like 10 weeks of prior hoilday, to have blogged if i wanted to. Truth is i'm only bloggin' 'cause i'm bored. History revision is not quite doin' it for me right now, added to the fact that others are bloggin' again right now, so i though i may start up again ;D
I hope for your sake it lasts ;]
Again, this blogg won't actually have a point to it at all ;D Meerly just be rambling as per usual :]
SO! COLLEGE! It's not bad tbf, it is a lot of work :/ quite indeed a lot...Taking 5 subjects doesn't help, but yet i enjoy them all ;D i'm just waiting for the crap lessons to come around, DREADED thursday PE or alike, yet they never do. I only have nice things :] Some nasty teachers, but nice lessons ;D
Being forced to read historical literture maybe THE most degrading, pointless and all together taedeous activity in existance (Yes! greater in teadeicity than cleaning ones room or having children) I've chosen to read "The Prince" by Machiovelli, not just the fact that it's the shortest book i could find in the catagory... (A)
but the fact i am actually inteested in it ;D Good times all round :]
So, this is goodbye for now, my lovelies xx
Expect a new post ATLEAST once a week, minimum from now on :']
Geez i need another brew now D:
Well, i'd actually quite like to thanks them ;D it was only 'cause of them (taking the oppurtunity to say that it has to be a Blairite to point out the long term benifits of 3x Education) that i achieved some pretty damn awsome grades ;D
But anyway, sorry for the long time, i can hardly blame studying anymore, i've only just started college again like, and have had like 10 weeks of prior hoilday, to have blogged if i wanted to. Truth is i'm only bloggin' 'cause i'm bored. History revision is not quite doin' it for me right now, added to the fact that others are bloggin' again right now, so i though i may start up again ;D
I hope for your sake it lasts ;]
Again, this blogg won't actually have a point to it at all ;D Meerly just be rambling as per usual :]
SO! COLLEGE! It's not bad tbf, it is a lot of work :/ quite indeed a lot...Taking 5 subjects doesn't help, but yet i enjoy them all ;D i'm just waiting for the crap lessons to come around, DREADED thursday PE or alike, yet they never do. I only have nice things :] Some nasty teachers, but nice lessons ;D
Being forced to read historical literture maybe THE most degrading, pointless and all together taedeous activity in existance (Yes! greater in teadeicity than cleaning ones room or having children) I've chosen to read "The Prince" by Machiovelli, not just the fact that it's the shortest book i could find in the catagory... (A)
but the fact i am actually inteested in it ;D Good times all round :]
So, this is goodbye for now, my lovelies xx
Expect a new post ATLEAST once a week, minimum from now on :']
Geez i need another brew now D:
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