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Wednesday, November 04, 2009 

Current mood:  disappointed
Goodbye indeed!!

Friday, June 13, 2008 

Current mood:  bouncy

Yo....

Steve and I did a guest mix for ministry of sound radio under our Paris Syndrome ( www.myspace.com/parissyndrome ) name...

You can download it for free here if you want

http://www.zshare.net/audio/1355551761b53bf0/

Tracklist

1 - Electric head - White Zombie
2 - Get Carter syndrome - Paris Syndrome
3 - I.I.F. - 120 Dance
4 - Take the Weight - Plump djs
5 - 2 ugly sisters - Paris Syndrome vs Colin Brown
6 - Streetlife DJs - Gunn Crime
7 - Pogo - Digitalism
8 - Blue Monday - New Order (Paris Syndrome re-edit)
9 - Get Smashed Gate Crash - Hadouken! (Station x remxi)
10 - Dirty F**k - Station X
11 - The Cat - Paris Syndrome (Station X remix)
12 - Human Robotics - Station X


Cheers!

Currently playing:
Grand Theft Auto IV
Release date: 2008-04-29
Monday, June 25, 2007 

Current mood:  cheerful

So, I have put up a new song 'rebirth'. Not one of my best, but what can I do.

Here is the binary that I mentioned....

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Currently listening:
Idealism
By Digitalism
Release date: 21 May, 2007
Tuesday, February 13, 2007 

Category: Writing and Poetry
A lot of you guys have recently been messaging me for advice. Firstly advice on fashion (which I will cover in a future bulletin) and secondly advice on talking to females through picture commenting, joke application within picture comments and single liners that display both your entire personality and what an all-round brilliant guy you are.

The most common question I receive on an almost hourly basis is - How do I relentlessly comment on female's pictures on myspace and never use the word 'HOT' twice?
Well, I simply look up the word in a thesaurus and select similar alternatives, yes it's that simple!

I can't of course respond to each and every one of you individually, but I can offer a mini crash course on picture commenting on the opposite sex. One day, maybe more of you will be up to the same standard of original comment making as myself.

I dream of the day that one can browse through the pictures on any girl's myspace page and find a single comment by a guy which possibly delivers such gems as 'hot', 'wow, hot!', 'HOT' (variant on 'hot') and 'WOW, HOT!' (Note the application of an exclamation mark and use of the caps lock key)

The dream I have goes on with the desire to see the same basic joke applied in slightly different ways, but in an obviously original way.
The joke format in question would demonstrate to the owner of the picture under scrutiny that the comment deliverer is the proud owner of a certified 'lovely sense of humour'.

For instance, a photograph could show a girl sitting down in a chair with a cat on her lap. This would prove almost too golden an opportunity for a quick-witted chap to miss. Something along the lines of 'nice pussy' would quickly be typed out with the index fingers of both hands with an option of calling the comment recipient either 'love', 'babe' or 'sexy', followed by the real jewel of the comment - 'and the cat's not bad either!' (Exclamation mark again - implies jocularity).

What the writer did here in this example was to cleverly fool the reader into believing that the noun 'pussy' was referring to the actual cat, before completely turning our perspective of the situation on it's head by delivering the 'twist' to the plot in that 'the cat's not bad either' - showing us that he wasn't talking about the cat in the first place. He meant 'pussy' as in it's the second slang meaning of 'vagina', but we didn't know this at the time - genius!
This basic format could be applied to other photographs which should include some, or all, of the following - jugs, knockers, beavers, clams, pies, boxes, shrubs, bushes, curtains etc...

Another technique that could be utilised by the budding myspace picture commentator is what I refer to as 'the observational sexual innuendo skill set'.
Simply take note of something in the picture, and make a comment about it in a slightly, or outrageously provocative way (depending on how cool your haircut is).

Example - the picture shows a female sitting on a bike. The comment could read something like - 'I wish I was that bike' to demonstrate slight to mild sexual intent, 'I wish my face was that saddle' for the raunchier of you out there, and my favourite 'I wish my cock was that entire bike' - for all you James Bond types.

If you don't posess the necessary skills within your mind to apply any of the above mentioned techniques into custom situations (photographs without cats and jugs), then I offer you one more piece of wisdom.

Just write 'hey sexy, your hot'.

Note how I have simplified this for you by writing 'your' instead of 'you're'. Why bother using apostrophes when all you want to do is purvey the fact that you find 'sexy' to be 'hot'.

There are so many variants for individual picture commenting that I simply wouldn't be able to sit here and write them all out for you, but I hope that I have managed to give you a quick overview as to how you can start commenting on girls pictures all by yourself.

I wish you the best in your future comments.

Good luck and good commenting.
Tuesday, September 26, 2006 

Current mood:  bored
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities

Title:
The Hollyoaks Science Experiment (T.H.S.E.), Jamie Ballantyne, 26th September 2006. 

Abstract:
I set out to finally resolve the decade long dispute of 'Is Hollyoaks damaging our brains?' The results came back as 100% - Yes.

Theory: 
Hollyoaks is said to be so shit, that anyone who watches it for more than 25 consecutive minutes will lose the same amount of brain cells as if they were to constantly drink Jack Daniel's whiskey for 4 months without any sleep. I set out to prove whether this is true or not. 

Experimental procedure:
20 human subjects were taken from their natural habitat in the desolate plains of Slough. As most people in Slough have no televisions due to high crime rates; it was assumed they had not built up a natural immunity to channel 4's Hollyoaks.

IQ tests were carried out on all 20 humans. 10 of the humans were then subjected to 200 continuous hours of Hollyoaks whilst the other 10 were put in boxes with no sunlight, food or water for the same amount of time. Brain activity was monitored throughout the experiment.  

Sample Calculations:
Hollyoaks + time = Irreversible brain damage on humans and some species of invertebrates (from Slough).

Graphs:

 

 

Results:

The 10 humans in the boxes were let out at the end of the experiment; they had sustained high levels of hunger and thirst. They had developed a 'gollum-esque' appearance similar to that of a computer games tester due to the lack of sunlight but were otherwise ok.

The 10 humans subjected to Hollyoaks were not in such good shape. What little IQ any of them had was now depleted. Serious brain damage had by now set in. The following symptoms were noted in all 10 humans after just 35 minutes of the Sunday Hollyoaks omnibus;

·         Loss of simple movement of various body parts.

·         Inability to plan a sequence of complex movements needed to complete multi-stepped tasks, such as making coffee and changing the television channel.

·         Loss of flexibility in thinking.

·         Difficulty with problem solving.

·         Difficulty in distinguishing left from right.  

·         Problems with balance and movement.

·         Dizziness and nausea.

·         Loss of ability to walk.

·         Slurred Speech.

·         New found ability to find humour within 'the friday night project' and 'The Charlotte Church show'.

·         Loss of desire to change the channel when 'Shipwrecked' or 'Big Brother' comes on.

·         Difficulty in understanding spoken words.

·        Difficulty in swallowing food and water.

By the time the experiment had finished, it was far too late to do anything for these humans, they were by now completely brain dead and unable to perform any form of basic human function. It is sad in a way; but they are still able to make some kind of a life for themselves. Some of them returned to Slough to work in the Police Constabulary whilst others ironically now 'star' in Hollyoaks.  

Discussion/Conclusion:
I think that my experiment shows beyond any reasonable doubt that if you watch Hollyoaks, you will lose the ability to use your brain.

Although it could be argued that there was no point in putting the other 10 humans in boxes as part of this experiment - it was a fucking laugh.

Currently listening:
Core
By Stone Temple Pilots
Release date: 29 September, 1992