Ramblings

Head still in the bin so no energy to do any proper postings, hence a lovely mish mash.

• The season is finally over, good riddance, it's been a drag for weeks. I'm fecked so how bad do Rangers feel?



• Got two interviews for permanent positions lined up.



• The fourth anniversary of the blog was yesterday, looking back at the first day of posting I also realised we've had "the boys" (Bonnie and Clyde) for four years as well, Daddy's little soldiers :-) The news that Henrik Larsson is coming out of retirement (for Euro 2008) didn't surprise me as he's now officially the Frank Sinatra of football.



• I hate Neil Lennon.



• The Apprentice is in danger of jumping the shark. The candidates left are so poor it beggars belief. Looking forward to "the interview" task as they should all get ripped an extra arse hole by Sugar's favourite rottweilers.



• Gordon Brown must go for the sake of his sanity. The sooner the tory fascists get in the quicker we can boot their slimy arses back out. I fecking hate tory fascists (and Neil Lennon).



• The deviants winning the title is a blessing in disguise. Wee Chesney won't get punted just yet, and the fact they're completely mince seems to have been forgotten. Walter is on a shoogly peg though, really he needs to up his game or get tae...



• I binned the twitter feed to the blog until they put another shovel of coal on as there's not enough steam.



• My DVD arrived from the Peach Project. Great film, great story and superbly executed. Seeing my name in the credits roll by at the end was rather cool (as an investor). A star is born.



• Blender 2.46 was released last week, seems a bit buggy to me but due to the sheer amount of changes and new features that's probably not surprising.



• I actually laugh out loud every time I pass a Petrol Station. Honestly, somebody somewhere is having a laugh. Is the end of civilisation (as we know it) finally slipping into view? Only time will tell but there's a whiff of change in the air, the old order is collapsing and I don't think we've realised yet. The fall of the US Empire is going to be very messy indeed.

And on that cheery note I'm away to watch the Eurovision Song Contest to prentend that everything is OK with the world.