Yeah. Didn't do much work all weekend.
Or Friday, come to it. Went rollerblading on the towpath though, and that was pretty.
There was the Union on Friday night too, when I got so tired and keely-over that we went home early.
There was sleeping in rather badly on Saturday, and then trying to get into the office to print stuff off, and the office keypad being completely and utterly defunct. But it was OK because KeithyKeith rescued me and let me print stuff in Physics instead. Best Keith ever!
So we went to the park, and lay about in the sun and occasionally got smacked upside the head by footballs. As you do. Should have picked somewhere more tree-covered to sit, probably. And when it got too cold we went back and
And the boys took the piss, as you do, when someone is a) being silly and b) watching dodgy children's sci-fi. And then we watched bits of whatever films were on. Daredevil is really a very bad film. Although clearly Colin Farrell was having a lot of fun being Bullet. And if Gerald ever quotes it again I may actually have to kill him. Terrible dialogue!
And Sunday was the fancy fry day. Seriously. We got really really posh sausages. The kind with the little star and 'Tesco's Finest' on them. Very nice they were too. Will not need to eat for the rest of the week...
*sigh*
http://nielsenhayden.com/makinglight/archives/007600.html#007600 I thought TNH was a sensible person. Maybe not. Don't encourage the crazies, folks, just don't. Very few people want to see other people's children breastfeeding all over the show (apart from anything else, hello people, showing your kid breastfeeding all over the internet? They will hate you). Its that simple. Also, is LJ's site and code and they can do what they like. Nudity in default icons is not allowed. At all. Very simple. Change it and SHUT UP ALREADY.
*also sigh*
Dear report on 7/7/05 bombing people, the emergency services in a bomb situation do not give a flying fuck about anyone who is a) uninjured and b) not getting in their way because they are incredibly busy with the people who are a) injured and b) in their way. Catch yourselves on. They're there to save lives and get everyone out of danger, not hold their hands. Also please remember that London's emergency services haven't had to deal with that scale of havoc in oh, 60 years? They did amazingly well.
Dear BBC, stop giving the Fire Service a hard time about the length of time their responses took on a day with such complete and utter screaming traffic chaos. Kudos to the Fire cheif for giving them such a wondrfully 'drop dead' glare and explaining it all in very. short. sentences.
And now, I go do work.