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Sunday, December 25, 2005
Brins would appreciate it if you didn't swear in your comments
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
The Big Plans: Complete (About Brins)
That Big Plan I was talking about earlier is finally completed, and is now almost prepared for use. A Christmas present for all is in store, perhaps.
But Christmas is coming, so it's time to celebrate. Unfortunately, the adverts started so early this year that it's hard to draw the distinction between when the festive period begins and when the advertising campaign begins. Why not summarise the year's adverts? I can think of many reasons why not to, but it doesn't matter:
Strangely, there were no Baby Born adverts, let alone anything from Zapf Creation. I could not detect anything about Action Man, or, more mysteriously, Barbie, which implies that something odd is going on over there. Really, most Christmas adverts I saw were either for board games, DVD quiz games, or some kind of present for grown-ups, as in not for children. Outrageous!
Bring back Zapf Creation!! Put on the warm sleeper!! Make things smell like cherries!! That's what someone might say, anyway.
That Big Plan I was talking about earlier is finally completed, and is now almost prepared for use. A Christmas present for all is in store, perhaps.
But Christmas is coming, so it's time to celebrate. Unfortunately, the adverts started so early this year that it's hard to draw the distinction between when the festive period begins and when the advertising campaign begins. Why not summarise the year's adverts? I can think of many reasons why not to, but it doesn't matter:
Strangely, there were no Baby Born adverts, let alone anything from Zapf Creation. I could not detect anything about Action Man, or, more mysteriously, Barbie, which implies that something odd is going on over there. Really, most Christmas adverts I saw were either for board games, DVD quiz games, or some kind of present for grown-ups, as in not for children. Outrageous!
Bring back Zapf Creation!! Put on the warm sleeper!! Make things smell like cherries!! That's what someone might say, anyway.
Brins would appreciate it if you didn't swear in your comments
Sunday, December 11, 2005
Christmas In Time (Christmas Time)
Christmas is coming, and so I've decided to make a Blerns & Sob Christmas special. Since nobody except myself and Rob know any of the characters, you won't be surprised at the new addition to the cast (any more so than at the rest of them). I'm referring to the one second from the right on the bottom, of course.
More news one day! If I ever upload these Blerns & Sob episodes here one day, you're all in for a pleasant treat!
Christmas is coming, and so I've decided to make a Blerns & Sob Christmas special. Since nobody except myself and Rob know any of the characters, you won't be surprised at the new addition to the cast (any more so than at the rest of them). I'm referring to the one second from the right on the bottom, of course.
More news one day! If I ever upload these Blerns & Sob episodes here one day, you're all in for a pleasant treat!
Brins would appreciate it if you didn't swear in your comments
Wednesday, December 07, 2005
The Grand Event (About Brins)
The Big Plan I mentioned a while ago is about to come to fruition. My final exam ends tomorrow, at which point I have another event the next day, and another the next week.
However, the Big Plan is to carry out the Big Plan inbetween the event after tomorrow and the event the week after the day after tomorrow. The Big Plan is on its way, so a message to Rob is that I'd like to speak to him again if he reads this.
I've prepared a few important parts of the Big Plan already, so hopefully it goes well. If I were to somehow get a lot of public interest in the Big Plan, I might well spill the beans come Christmas time. But we'll see about that.
Rob has added more to his story, to be seen here.
I'll tell you this: if there's one thing about exams I'll never get my head around, it's how to fold the foldable part at the side of the paper. How do you do it?! Wha?! No?! Squinge?! Carruthers?!
Any help would be much appreciated.
There's another secret surprise I'm keeping from you before Christmas, by the way. You might be more pleasantly surprised than you might be expecting to be.
The Big Plan I mentioned a while ago is about to come to fruition. My final exam ends tomorrow, at which point I have another event the next day, and another the next week.
However, the Big Plan is to carry out the Big Plan inbetween the event after tomorrow and the event the week after the day after tomorrow. The Big Plan is on its way, so a message to Rob is that I'd like to speak to him again if he reads this.
I've prepared a few important parts of the Big Plan already, so hopefully it goes well. If I were to somehow get a lot of public interest in the Big Plan, I might well spill the beans come Christmas time. But we'll see about that.
Rob has added more to his story, to be seen here.
I'll tell you this: if there's one thing about exams I'll never get my head around, it's how to fold the foldable part at the side of the paper. How do you do it?! Wha?! No?! Squinge?! Carruthers?!
Any help would be much appreciated.
There's another secret surprise I'm keeping from you before Christmas, by the way. You might be more pleasantly surprised than you might be expecting to be.
Brins would appreciate it if you didn't swear in your comments
Friday, December 02, 2005
The Story of Sid
I would encourage every one of my readers to head for the Land of Rob and read Rob's new story, The Story of Sid Who One Day Woke Up to Find He Had Become a Large Head... so in light of that, I think I will encourage you to do so after all. It's a great story which seems to have been mistaken for being an actual book Rob has made by his readers, even though he hasn't. He even has pictures for the story.
So, why not pop along to Rob's Land and have a look? It's better than reading me talking about it. In fact, I'm surprised that you're still reading this at all, when you could, at this very minute, be reading about Sid instead. It's absolutely outrageous.
I'm honoured that you're still reading this, I really am, but I think...
http://thelandofrob.blogspot.com
http://thelandofrob.blogspot.com
http://thelandofrob.blogspot.com
http://thelandofrob.blogspot.com
You can't escape the Land of Rob! It's everywhere!! AHH!!!!
I would encourage every one of my readers to head for the Land of Rob and read Rob's new story, The Story of Sid Who One Day Woke Up to Find He Had Become a Large Head... so in light of that, I think I will encourage you to do so after all. It's a great story which seems to have been mistaken for being an actual book Rob has made by his readers, even though he hasn't. He even has pictures for the story.
So, why not pop along to Rob's Land and have a look? It's better than reading me talking about it. In fact, I'm surprised that you're still reading this at all, when you could, at this very minute, be reading about Sid instead. It's absolutely outrageous.
I'm honoured that you're still reading this, I really am, but I think...
http://thelandofrob.blogspot.com
http://thelandofrob.blogspot.com
http://thelandofrob.blogspot.com
http://thelandofrob.blogspot.com
You can't escape the Land of Rob! It's everywhere!! AHH!!!!
Brins would appreciate it if you didn't swear in your comments
