First of all Happy 25th birthday yesterday John! Hope you ahd a good one!

Hope to have a decent blog post after this weekend! IT’s gonna be an EPIC and VERY VERY MSSY one thats for sure!

This is SPARTAAAAA

If I was ever to get a little Kitteh, This is defo the one I’d be able to relate to when looking for one

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Saw this today and couldn’t stop chuckling to myself.  It’s a cartoon version of me

Wishing my Grandad a very happy birthday.  Hope you have a good one, and I’ll be seeing you Saturday for the pair of yours Golden Wedding anniversary Since the roads are sheer black ice, and I don’t think I have a chance of getting my car up the street

My car has not moved for over a week now, down to my living on a steepish hill, and having to reverse off the car parking square onto the road, meaning I couldn’t get enough of a run to make it up the hill last Monday.  Chris from over the road was watching and I got so far and the front end was just moving sideways, and once I let my foot off the power, and onto the brake, I suddenly started skating towards his work van! He didn’t see too bothered if I hit it, but I was   I’ve thus had to walk to and from work (Tell a ie, Al has given me a lift UP the hill on the way home) but it was slippy as hell this morning, and I just couldn’t seem to get any grip under my trusty old reebok classics, and so I’ve a bit of a bad back and knee from so many nervous moments where I thought I was gonna go head over heels, but managed to gain my balance.  It’s more that the old snow has frozen solid, and the new snow on top is just making it very very slippy under foot   At least non of the cars I’ve seen have taken the skating world by storm

I feel once again that I’ve neglected this part of my life over the festive period.  It’s not as though I’ve done much, it’s just when I’ve been at home, I’ve either been messing about on the internet or playing Call of Duty on the XBOX.  It got to the stage where I was that bored, I would go online for half an hour, then Call of Duty for half an hour etc etc   I plan on having a recap of my festive holidays soon!

More for comedy actually.  First saw this ages ago via email, but then watching a TV show last night, it was on the top 100 viral videos, so thought I’d stick it up for those who haven’t seen it

I’d like to take this moment to wish everyone who reads my blog a very Merry Christmas.  Hope you all have great ones with your family and loved ones

Strewth! This is hurting.  I think since I went to the gym last night, I’ve managed to kill off the top half of my body and find it’s going into Rigor Mortis haha. (Do you think I watch too much CSI?)  It’s at this time that I also throw my hat behind the Facebook campaign to try and get Rage against the Machine’s “Killing in the name of ” to Number 1 in the UK charts, as opposed to the manufacturer Joe blablabla who won that X Factor thing.  Early signs are that Rage are winning the battle.  Lets hope that it carries on.  I’m gonna have to become a little technically inept soon, as I just seem to attract annoying questions from the boss regarding alsorts of random stuff Half of which I’d never even think of wanting to know haha.  Roll on tomorrow night which is the work Xmas meal! Looking forward to winding down for good.

Last nights CSI Miami was good, and I can’t wait for both the start of the CSI New York on Jan 9th and the next season of CSI Miami in the new year! Along with hopefully another season of the Mentalist, NCIS’s latest season on FIVE and Flashforward.  Quite a list of very good tv shows there

This is quite an amusing story.  I will admit to looking forward to my Christmas day dinner round at my mum and dads with all the trimmings.  This bloke has taken it a step TOO far I eckon

A man known as Mr Christmas, who has eaten Christmas dinner every day for the last 16 years, has lost three stone after a halving his portions during the credit crunch.

Andy Park estimates that he has ingested nearly 118,000 sprouts and around 5,000 bottles of Moet champagne since his Christmas obsession began.

Every morning since July 14 1994 the father-of-one has breakfasted on mince pies and sherry, before eating a roast turkey lunch and watching the Queen’s Speech on video.

But since January the 45-year-old divorcee has slashed the size of his plate to keep his devotion to Yuletide going in the recession. The self-employed electrician – who insists he had celebrated Christmas every single day since 1994 – believes he is one of the few people to have benefited from the downturn.

More on the story HERE