Friday, December 31, 2004
Use the force Silent Bob
Rumors are rife that Kevin Smith (yes, that Kevin Smith) is being hired to run the new Star Wars TV show (due on air in '06). Supposedly Lucas wants to step back from the day to day running of the show and wants an independent film maker with writing and directing experience and a connection the fan base to take creative control of the show. Apparently the new show will be set after Return of the Jedi (and occasionally feature Mark Hamill) but earlier parts of the saga will be featured through flashbacks. As a fan-boy in his thirties I think that having a fan-boy in his thirties running the show is a good idea. The only worry is the inevitable appearance of Jason Mews (aka Jay) in the show. Darth Bong?Labels: Star Wars
posted by Brian at 4:28 PM
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Tuesday, December 28, 2004
Oh no we're not!
We're going to see Cinderella this evening.Getting excited about snow and going to pantomimes. He there was any evidence that i'd actually grown up i'd say i was officially regressing.
posted by Ian at 1:23 PM
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Saturday, December 25, 2004
Merry christmas everyone!
Or Bah! Humbug! If that's how you feel.posted by Ian at 12:31 AM
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Thursday, December 23, 2004
A sort of manifesto
So, after a longish post lambasting Creationism and Intelligent Design, this morning I found anti-evolution Google ads on Spinneyhead. They're gone (you can filter out URLs of places you don't want to be associated with, this has previously been used on sites selling Dubya blow up dolls or somesuch). If mentioning the subject again brings me more I'll stomp on them as well.Perhaps I should detail some of the things Spinneyhead likes, so the ads will be targetted properly. Snowboarding's cool. It's on my list of a hundred things to do. The last time I was on a snowboard was in January 2002, so I really need a dry slope to open nearer Manchester where I can take a few lessons.
Real Ale. You should know that Spinneyhead likes real ale after the beer fest related posts and pictures. Having said which, there's a lot of Stella in my parents' pantry and I'm not too proud....
Cool technology. Almost all technology is cool. One day I'll be able to buy all the shiny toys I desire. Mobile phone technology in particular, but you really want to go to my-videophone for that.
Peace love and understanding. What's so wrong with that? Especially as it's Christmas.
Bikes. Cannondale, Marin, Trek, Orange. Actually, I'd really like a Raleigh Chopper, just for old times sake.
And, of course, sheep. How could I not mention sheep.
Labels: Bikes, Creationism, George Bush, List, Manchester
posted by Ian at 11:55 AM
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Wednesday, December 22, 2004
Solstice
The great thing about being in the middle of nowhere is that when i turn off the light it's going to be properly black. There are no street lights to cast yellow light through the blinds. It's unlikely there'll be any sirens in the might either.And today was the shortest day. Make merry and be a bit pagan everyone, for the days get longer from now on.
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Tuesday, December 21, 2004
Screw you guys, I'm going home
Okay, I'm heading for the hills. There'll probably be yuley type posts, when my parents' spotty internet connection allows, but not as many as usual. I won't be checking my normal e-mail until I get back, but I promise to take the occasional look at spinneyheadatgmaildotcom if you need to get in touch.Labels: internet
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