I wonder how that happened?
My previous post on Clever Being seems to have worked. It was only last Friday that I posted a link to my mysterious new project on this very same webslot.
A google search for 'clever being' today ranks the website at number one.
Still very little (but not nothing) to see there though.
Monday, 26 February 2007
Friday, 23 February 2007
Nothing to see here...
It's not because I have to show off.
It's not because I'm excited.
No, no, no, Nanette.
You see a new website has to be linked to as soon as possible to start registering with the search engines.
So please don't go to www.cleverbeing.com now. No really. There's nothing to see there yet. Nice logo though.
It's not because I'm excited.
No, no, no, Nanette.
You see a new website has to be linked to as soon as possible to start registering with the search engines.
So please don't go to www.cleverbeing.com now. No really. There's nothing to see there yet. Nice logo though.
Monday, 29 January 2007
Fromaged off
That's the last time I join a Cheese-of-the-Month club.
So I forgot to let them know that I didn't want this month's selection.
So I went on holiday for a few months.
Pah!
So I forgot to let them know that I didn't want this month's selection.
So I went on holiday for a few months.
Pah!
Thursday, 11 January 2007
Instant Karma
Billy Triangle ripped to attention as the speakers blared 'Lovely Rita' across the Macworld exhibition hall. 'Beatles on iTunes?' phased across half the windswept auditorium. Um.
You've got to admit, it's getting better.
You've got to admit, it's getting better.
Friday, 15 December 2006
The Outragous Profiteering Award 2006
Goes to the shop currently selling the Nintendo Wii (pronounced we) for a mere £699.99. Ooh, did I forget to link to them? Silly me.
But be careful with that axe, Eugene:
'reports about the wrist straps breaking during use, leading to the controller slipping out of hands, smashing TVs and windows' mutters the BBC.
Wheee!
But be careful with that axe, Eugene:
'reports about the wrist straps breaking during use, leading to the controller slipping out of hands, smashing TVs and windows' mutters the BBC.
Wheee!
Friday, 8 December 2006
No heading today, thankyou
So sometimes you need to shake yourself out of a rut you see. It's all very wall that, ehem, 'older' artists are making some of the finest music of their careers. Michael Nesmith's 'Rays' and Bob Dylan's 'Modern iTunes' are indeed classic works.
But when you find yourself driving along listening to a 66-year-old man telling you that 'we could have a real good time' for the thirty-third time you tend to wonder if you should really change the record. After all, music brings a whole load of thought processes and associated feelings with it, and sometimes you want to feel a little, well, younger.
So, after a hasty retreat to the iTunes store a fine album by Penarth's finest Jem does indeed fit the bill. You see.
But when you find yourself driving along listening to a 66-year-old man telling you that 'we could have a real good time' for the thirty-third time you tend to wonder if you should really change the record. After all, music brings a whole load of thought processes and associated feelings with it, and sometimes you want to feel a little, well, younger.
So, after a hasty retreat to the iTunes store a fine album by Penarth's finest Jem does indeed fit the bill. You see.
Monday, 4 December 2006
Podderington Gardens
Of course they are selling the coolest thing that ever was, but what sort of a name is this for a website?
It's either cool, embarassing, both or neither. Nice drawings though, don't you think? Oh yes, here's a link for the US of A; much the same malarkey, I fear.
It's either cool, embarassing, both or neither. Nice drawings though, don't you think? Oh yes, here's a link for the US of A; much the same malarkey, I fear.
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