Thursday, July 31, 2003

Affair Advice

Someone came to Spinneyhead earlier after following a Google link from their search of i am male 38 my secretary is 24 i wish to have sex with her. We were top of the list! How we get to be a world expert on May- December office romances I'll never know, but the responsibility of the position binds me to say- so long as no-one else can get hurt and you are both consenting- go for it!
An equally wierd hit was from a search for What is the moral of the story The cap seller and the monkeys ??????
addition I also got my strangest e-mail for months. It simply says- you are gay and i think i will sign you up for as much spam as i can.....Have a nice day Is this a piece of spam itself, or am I being narrowcast to by someone who despises my gayness?

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posted by Ian at 8:09 PM

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Oh God! Yes!! Yes!!! YES!!!!

The number of hits I've been getting for national foreplay/ orgasm day is quite astounding. I'm not complaining, but the lesson has to be that smut sells.
Boobies!
Naked People!
Sex!

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Ho Hum! Giz a job, I can do that! (or maybe I can't)

Oh! Well it seems the spectre of the ghost which seems to mean that the three members of Spinneyhead Central can not have a job at the same time seems to have stuck again. As of today I have been given a months notice, which I don't have to attend work during, which will be paid for a month or up until I get a new Job, which ever comes sooner. So I better get my CV upto date. I picked up a copy of the MEN on the way home. It was a pity as I was enjoying the challenge of the work and the guys at Epix are great and I can honestly say I will miss them. I am probably going to goto the quiz tonight either at the Rampant Lion or the Lass o'Gowrie. Give me a ring, if you want to join. The only worry I have now is that I have a 5 grand loan hanging over my head which, if I had know that I was going to be made redundant, I wold have never took out. But such is life.
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Mentioning Sheep

LTRQ, who's a big fan of Johnny, likes the MNMS T shirt.
Warm fuzzy glow of recognition.
posted by Ian at 11:15 AM

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Wednesday, July 30, 2003

Phonecam Romance

All things being equal, I should soon be the owner of a camera equipped phone. I can't think of a single thing to do with it. Except.....
Remember photo stories? They were a very eighties phenomenon- comic strips of a sort, with photographs rather than line art- where non- or semi- professional models threw dramatic poses to suit the story bubbles that appeared around them. They were primarily contemporary romances, presumably because these required the minimum costume and prop expenses, though I do remember a tongue in cheek Nemesis one in a 2000AD special. They seem to have disappeared now, apart from on the occasional tabloid problem page.
So I thought it wold be cool to do a photo story shoot on the fly, using phonecams to click and send the shots back to base to be collated and captioned. I need a few volunteers to 'act' and make up the story as they go along. Come on folks, don't be shy.

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Return of the Sheep!

Yes, it's back. Now that CafePress are being reasonable in their Term of Service, I've reopened the Spinneyhead shop, and the 'Must Not Mention Sheep' T Shirt is the first product to go back on sale.

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posted by Ian at 8:38 PM

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Sanity Clause

Section 28 may finally be getting repealed. About bloody time too, I can't believe we've had to wait this long. What exactly is 'promotion' of homosexuality anyway?

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Bash Street

With The Beano coming up to its 70th 65th birthday, the Guardian ponders the timelessness of its characters and lets Leo Baxendale, creator of Minnie the Minx and the Bash Street Kids, reminisce about his time on the comic.
Baxendale's own site
The Beano

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