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Monthly Archives: July 2006
The Ho-Ho Is No More-More
The rumours are true then. The Ho-Ho is gone. Flattened in the name of modernising the Dublin Road. Back when I were a lad, me and the girlfriend lived in India Street off Botanic Avenue. We had our pick of … Continue reading
BookCrossing: Where Is The Best Place To Release The Books?
A few months ago I posted about a fantastic website I had just came across called BookCrossing. I have finally managed to register some books, and I now intend to release them into the wild. The only problem is, I … Continue reading
Imagination Cubed: How To Waste An Entire Working Day
I came across Imagination Cubed through its high entry in del.icio.us. It is basically a doodler type program (excuse the non-tech talk). You can draw pictures and create your own scenes, then click on replay and have your drawing repeated … Continue reading
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Shankill Road, Belfast (Near the 12th July)
A few trips through Belfast recently have taken me up the Shankill Road, and I wanted to share these thoughts with you. Firstly, I like the Shankill Road. I can’t stress this enough. Along with the Falls Road, the Shankill … Continue reading
I Hate Ronaldo
Holy shite! It didn’t take long for the wolves to start baying for Ronaldo’s blood, did it? You know I don’t normally do football on TLB, but I was surprised to see how quickly some loser responded with a hate … Continue reading