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There is one thing I love about Facebook's URLs
Daily Nixx Archive | Wednesday, 18 February | Respond
It might be sad to love a URL, but there's something about having a banter_id that makes me giggle every time I post on someone's wall.
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For coffee shop workers everywhere
Daily Nixx Archive | Wednesday, 18 February | Respond
Can i have a clean cup please?
Clean cups are a big issue, and in a shop that sells coffee and also has white cups, they're quite a rare occurance really.
No matter how many times you try and wash the damn things, the cups will always be slightly soiled with the stains that become inevitable with life working with a substance which when drunk makes you hyper; when stuck in a pipe smells slightly worse than dead bodies and which people insist on stiring rather vigerously.
Not only does the clank clank of the customer stiring their drink annoy me quite a lot more than having my eye removed by a fork and transported by courier to cheddar where it becomes a cheese ball and is sold in a tube at Christmas at ASDA where it then makes its way into the home of a family in Northfield before being returned to me in an operation which takes place during a national shortage of anasthetic, it also means that the cups get tiny little chips in them.
And those tiny little chips go the color of coffee. That's right. Brown.
So you serve the cup of tea, with an empty cup and a tea pot - place the cup on there, count to 3 and wait for the customer to notice the cup. They carefully, but ever so obviously shove a finger into it and start wiping around.
"I don't mean to be picky, but can I have a clean cup please?"
"They're just stains on the cups from coffee - they're all like it."
"All the same, can I have another please?"
So, you do. You oblige. As anyone in the service industry knows, it's easier to just do what you're told by people who think they're better than you because they're paying money for what you're doing.
"This one's dirty too - can I have another?"
And the cycle repeats. Slightly more repetitive than heating milk to 180* Farenheit (above the point at which milk burns and begins to taste like rotted dead bodies, or Pot Noodle, whichever is your personal favourite for a midnight snack) and having it returned, to be told it's cold and that you've done a bad job.
Mind you, it's not as bad as people walking into the shop and demanding to be served before you're open. That's just awful.
No, you're not the only one
Daily Nixx Archive | Wednesday, 18 February | Respond
Dom's blog asking if he was the only one who had written 'blog' on his to do list alongisde things such as 'plan future' and 'visit Manchester' reminded me to blog. Even though it was on my to do list.
Indeed, to do lists are fantastic things apart from when you decide you'll just ignore them. Like i regulally do. Over the past few weeks I have had a list of at least 20 things at any one time to do. And right now I still have that number of things on my to do list. It's quite sad really, but I guess I'll just have to live with it, won't i?
Now, I'm going to go and do some....I know, Plan>Create!
I've got a few lessons to write. They're the kind of thing that you enjoy when you're doing, but see as a huge task and so kind of - put of starting. Today, I must not. These lessons are needed, and must be done.
You know, this paragraph serves absoloutely no purpose whatsoever.
Nope, none. Same with this one. I'm typing it to avoid going off to do some work. I really don't want to do this work. Really really. I don't know why I don't want to, but I really don't.
Maybe I'll make myself a coffee? Back in a mo.
Ok, done that. Now, I still wanna do it. I've got the folder out and everything.
Argh...Must do some work!
In return to Dom's question though, I must ask. Does anyone ever hear a song on the Radio quite a lot, when not near a computer and fail to find out what it is, either through a sloppy talkative DJ or just plain ignorance or being distracted by a to do list? Having discovered there is a song you must find the answer to the eternal question of "what's it called?" you then proceed to visit the Radio 1 playlist, check through every song on either YouTube or iTunes Store and then find it eventually about 15 hours later?
Oh, just me then?
(You'll also notice there are an incredibly large number of links in this blog. I was wasting time.)
*collapses*
Indeed, to do lists are fantastic things apart from when you decide you'll just ignore them. Like i regulally do. Over the past few weeks I have had a list of at least 20 things at any one time to do. And right now I still have that number of things on my to do list. It's quite sad really, but I guess I'll just have to live with it, won't i?
Now, I'm going to go and do some....I know, Plan>Create!
I've got a few lessons to write. They're the kind of thing that you enjoy when you're doing, but see as a huge task and so kind of - put of starting. Today, I must not. These lessons are needed, and must be done.
You know, this paragraph serves absoloutely no purpose whatsoever.
Nope, none. Same with this one. I'm typing it to avoid going off to do some work. I really don't want to do this work. Really really. I don't know why I don't want to, but I really don't.
Maybe I'll make myself a coffee? Back in a mo.
Ok, done that. Now, I still wanna do it. I've got the folder out and everything.
Argh...Must do some work!
In return to Dom's question though, I must ask. Does anyone ever hear a song on the Radio quite a lot, when not near a computer and fail to find out what it is, either through a sloppy talkative DJ or just plain ignorance or being distracted by a to do list? Having discovered there is a song you must find the answer to the eternal question of "what's it called?" you then proceed to visit the Radio 1 playlist, check through every song on either YouTube or iTunes Store and then find it eventually about 15 hours later?
Oh, just me then?
(You'll also notice there are an incredibly large number of links in this blog. I was wasting time.)
*collapses*
Andy You're A Star....
Daily Nixx Archive | Tuesday, 17 February | Respond
Unfortunately, Mr Kings, you may be a Black Dwarf. As many people might know, or might not - Andy has been trying to express his emotions a bit better than he has in the past, and that's lead to a series of posts on his blog where he lists everything that annoys him, in a fashion so funny I could only dream of producing something to be on a par to it.
It's sort of like a Dead Ringers full length edition of the Tonight show from ITV. On the subject of we're all going to die. So think of pretty much any edition you've ever watched.
More recently, Andy has decided to go all positive because he felt he was being really really negative. Personally, I think there's nothing wrong with being negative. I just thought I'd write my own response to what he reckoned were the good things in his life. His writing is shown in italics.
You can see his original post here, where you can also post comments!! (Woo!)
iPod album art. Doesn’t it look pretty, to see your song playing and a picture of the album next to it? I’ve become obssessed with looking up which album a song is from, and getting the artwork on there. Just looks good!
Try just buying music legally you cheapskate.
Crispy chips. You get chips from the take away, and munch your way through them. At the bottom, you find the holy grail, those little crispy chip fragments which you know are so fattening but are the tastiest things ever.
Unfortunately, you also have to dip your fingers in what is probably the largest amount of vinegar you've ever ever seen in one place. And then it stings, because you've got a cut on your finger. Or, even worse, the crispy chips are no longer crispy. I could not have vinegar, but then I'd feel as if I was missing out.
Even numbers. They’re so good! Especially when they occur by accident. For instance, doing a weekly shop is made just a little bit better if it comes to, for example, £12.28, as opposed to £12.29.
As someone who works in a shop that only works in prices that end in 5p, 2ps and 1ps annoy me. Frankly, people who insist on carrying them around should be shot, on the spot. Because counting 243 2p coins at the end of the day kills my soul. Odd numbers, such as 5p rock.
Synchronized time. My watch, phone, computer, radio and wall clock all have the same time, within a bracket of about 20 seconds. Everything matches. It just looks pretty!
I hate it when you tell someone the time and they tell you you're wrong because they've set their clock to GMTV. Three and a half years ago. I also hate it when people tell you they set their watch earlier than the actual time, so they arrive early for everything. That just reminds me of an assembly by Davey Thurbon at Waseley, and having since gone on to work with him professionally - he's forgotten who "Nic" is, and had to come out 20 minutes late to apologise to me.
Nice, long words. Words that just look pretty, and read well. Pharmacopoeia. Relationship. Theobroma oil. You know the sort.
No, long words are hard to write. And I can't write, as I'm sure you know if you've ever received a letter from me.
Funny words. Words which look, or sound, funny. Spatula. Avocado. Mastication.
Quiet.
Those strange moments. You think that you’re going to text Lou, so you pick your phone up and start to type but before you finish, she’s texted you! Happy coincidence.
Freaky. And frankly, when I pick up my phone to send a text I dislike it when it goes off half way through - especially if what I'm sending is a "hello" which is clearly a first message and not a reply. Because I then have to close the mssage which my phone owned and coded by some form of satan in a dress, or possibly a hoody, will then insist on saving to drafts. Where only messages I didn't mean to save, didn't want or didn't actually write are saved.
And then the message is from Orange, telling me they are called Orange and provide my mobile phone service. And aren't they lovely, so have a free orange flavoured condom. Or something equally useless and irritating.
Lectures and lab practicals that end unexpectedly early, thus giving you extra spare time that wasn’t initially anticipated!
I hate it when this happens. I've got time I didn't have anything planned for, and I dislike it strongly. It's like waiting for a parcel - you can't do anything really, because waht you've got to do is for later. But you feel guilty if you don't do something productive.
Nice strangers. Those people on a train, or in Tesco, or at a bar, with whom you have no connection but share a brief conversation or joke.
I hate it when people who I don't know decide to say something they percieve to be funny. Like when I went to buy eggs earlier from the local corner shop.
"That'll be a pound please chicken..."
*Hands over the money*
"Pound please chicken? You get it. Chicken?"
And then the whole shop apart from me burst into laughter as if Jeremey Clarkson had just driven a lorry through a wall whilst explaining who the Stig was to the Daily Express. And told a joke. Yes.
LolCats. Is there anyone that doesn’t get tickled by one? I think I’m going to end every blog with one from now on…
If you do, I may have to come to Bradford and shoot you. Frankly, we don't deserve this torture.
Feelgood TV. Stuff like Skins, Waterloo Road etc, you know it’s dross but it makes you happy, so why not!
I agree. But I would say things like ITV Dramas which make you feel warm. And cuddled. By the adverts, normally.
Feel good music. See above.
Irritates me as much as pretty much anything in the world. Infact, no - it irritates me slightly less than tomato ketchup.
2 malteasers stuck together. Is there a greater moment than this in life?
The birth of a child? The brutal murder of a chav on national TV? Burning the American flag in front of a TV camera outside the embassy somewhere in the world.
Unexpected compliments. Someone compliments your outfit, or says something nice to you for no reason. Always provides a little lift :)
They want something. This isn't something to be happy about, as it's likely to involve you commiting some kind of crime or giving up something you really wanted. Like the last double Malteeser in the box.
This smiley - ;)
:-)
Friday afternoons and Sunday mornings.
I'm at work at these times. Please explain this concept of weekends to me? They are novel to us who work in retail.
When you’re on the train, and the knowledge that your destination is the next stop.
When you're on the train is a good moment? Seriously? Are you joking? If you're on a train in Britain - you'll be late, too hot, have 3 albanians sat on top of you and will be being talked to about something pointless by a random stranger, who will get off before you do, before the train is derailed and then drives into an N Reg Vauxhall Nova driven by nice Mr Scroger from Whipsnade who doesn't understand what a level crossing is, and who will escape brutal murder while 5 passengers on the train will claim £15,000 compensation because they spilt their water as the train derailed.
Recieving post.
They generally want money.
It's sort of like a Dead Ringers full length edition of the Tonight show from ITV. On the subject of we're all going to die. So think of pretty much any edition you've ever watched.
More recently, Andy has decided to go all positive because he felt he was being really really negative. Personally, I think there's nothing wrong with being negative. I just thought I'd write my own response to what he reckoned were the good things in his life. His writing is shown in italics.
You can see his original post here, where you can also post comments!! (Woo!)
iPod album art. Doesn’t it look pretty, to see your song playing and a picture of the album next to it? I’ve become obssessed with looking up which album a song is from, and getting the artwork on there. Just looks good!
Try just buying music legally you cheapskate.
Crispy chips. You get chips from the take away, and munch your way through them. At the bottom, you find the holy grail, those little crispy chip fragments which you know are so fattening but are the tastiest things ever.
Unfortunately, you also have to dip your fingers in what is probably the largest amount of vinegar you've ever ever seen in one place. And then it stings, because you've got a cut on your finger. Or, even worse, the crispy chips are no longer crispy. I could not have vinegar, but then I'd feel as if I was missing out.
Even numbers. They’re so good! Especially when they occur by accident. For instance, doing a weekly shop is made just a little bit better if it comes to, for example, £12.28, as opposed to £12.29.
As someone who works in a shop that only works in prices that end in 5p, 2ps and 1ps annoy me. Frankly, people who insist on carrying them around should be shot, on the spot. Because counting 243 2p coins at the end of the day kills my soul. Odd numbers, such as 5p rock.
Synchronized time. My watch, phone, computer, radio and wall clock all have the same time, within a bracket of about 20 seconds. Everything matches. It just looks pretty!
I hate it when you tell someone the time and they tell you you're wrong because they've set their clock to GMTV. Three and a half years ago. I also hate it when people tell you they set their watch earlier than the actual time, so they arrive early for everything. That just reminds me of an assembly by Davey Thurbon at Waseley, and having since gone on to work with him professionally - he's forgotten who "Nic" is, and had to come out 20 minutes late to apologise to me.
Nice, long words. Words that just look pretty, and read well. Pharmacopoeia. Relationship. Theobroma oil. You know the sort.
No, long words are hard to write. And I can't write, as I'm sure you know if you've ever received a letter from me.
Funny words. Words which look, or sound, funny. Spatula. Avocado. Mastication.
Quiet.
Those strange moments. You think that you’re going to text Lou, so you pick your phone up and start to type but before you finish, she’s texted you! Happy coincidence.
Freaky. And frankly, when I pick up my phone to send a text I dislike it when it goes off half way through - especially if what I'm sending is a "hello" which is clearly a first message and not a reply. Because I then have to close the mssage which my phone owned and coded by some form of satan in a dress, or possibly a hoody, will then insist on saving to drafts. Where only messages I didn't mean to save, didn't want or didn't actually write are saved.
And then the message is from Orange, telling me they are called Orange and provide my mobile phone service. And aren't they lovely, so have a free orange flavoured condom. Or something equally useless and irritating.
Lectures and lab practicals that end unexpectedly early, thus giving you extra spare time that wasn’t initially anticipated!
I hate it when this happens. I've got time I didn't have anything planned for, and I dislike it strongly. It's like waiting for a parcel - you can't do anything really, because waht you've got to do is for later. But you feel guilty if you don't do something productive.
Nice strangers. Those people on a train, or in Tesco, or at a bar, with whom you have no connection but share a brief conversation or joke.
I hate it when people who I don't know decide to say something they percieve to be funny. Like when I went to buy eggs earlier from the local corner shop.
"That'll be a pound please chicken..."
*Hands over the money*
"Pound please chicken? You get it. Chicken?"
And then the whole shop apart from me burst into laughter as if Jeremey Clarkson had just driven a lorry through a wall whilst explaining who the Stig was to the Daily Express. And told a joke. Yes.
LolCats. Is there anyone that doesn’t get tickled by one? I think I’m going to end every blog with one from now on…
If you do, I may have to come to Bradford and shoot you. Frankly, we don't deserve this torture.
Feelgood TV. Stuff like Skins, Waterloo Road etc, you know it’s dross but it makes you happy, so why not!
I agree. But I would say things like ITV Dramas which make you feel warm. And cuddled. By the adverts, normally.
Feel good music. See above.
Irritates me as much as pretty much anything in the world. Infact, no - it irritates me slightly less than tomato ketchup.
2 malteasers stuck together. Is there a greater moment than this in life?
The birth of a child? The brutal murder of a chav on national TV? Burning the American flag in front of a TV camera outside the embassy somewhere in the world.
Unexpected compliments. Someone compliments your outfit, or says something nice to you for no reason. Always provides a little lift :)
They want something. This isn't something to be happy about, as it's likely to involve you commiting some kind of crime or giving up something you really wanted. Like the last double Malteeser in the box.
This smiley - ;)
:-)
Friday afternoons and Sunday mornings.
I'm at work at these times. Please explain this concept of weekends to me? They are novel to us who work in retail.
When you’re on the train, and the knowledge that your destination is the next stop.
When you're on the train is a good moment? Seriously? Are you joking? If you're on a train in Britain - you'll be late, too hot, have 3 albanians sat on top of you and will be being talked to about something pointless by a random stranger, who will get off before you do, before the train is derailed and then drives into an N Reg Vauxhall Nova driven by nice Mr Scroger from Whipsnade who doesn't understand what a level crossing is, and who will escape brutal murder while 5 passengers on the train will claim £15,000 compensation because they spilt their water as the train derailed.
Recieving post.
They generally want money.
Another one for Facebook
Daily Nixx Archive | Tuesday, 17 February | Respond
1. I'm currently working at Costa as a big old Red Shirt assistant manager and having a year off from education
2. I also own my own company which teaches people in schools, and small businesses how to do fun things like web design and cappuccino.
3. I miss a few people who've decided that they don't like me as much as they used to - either because I went off from Waseley or because their group of friends didn't agree with me
4. I do things too quickly, and only succeed 80% of the time
5. I can multi task, unlike most males in the universe
6. I am slightly obsessive over grammar, and feel the need to correct jokes on text messages before forwarding them to other people
7. I love Gibraltar for absoloutely no reason whatsoever
8. I have a silver Fiat Punto which has a mission to be destroyed through any means avaliable to it
9. I don't cry very easily, or express emotion - people dislike this, but I quite like it
10. The summer after leaving school melted train lines, and melted my mind also - but t'was good
11. I have an obsessive collection of TV Comedy DVDs - all of which would make you cringe
12. As above, I single handedly pay for 2 Entertain Video's Christmas party
13. I cannot under any circumstances, no matter what Jake says, find a hat that fits me
14. I do not have a Brummie Accent
15. I do spell Mum, "Mom"
16. I cannot find where I'm going in Coventry
17. Ring Roads are the creation of David Cameron and both them and he should be dug up and replaced by a road sign reading "Don't bother".
18. I have never "had" a pet
19. I have had the same mobile number for 8 years
20. I wear my Simply Associates uniform because I can, even when I'm not working
21. I'm running out of things to list, but if I worked in a shop which sold alcohol such as Morrisons, I would have to use the Challenge
21 policy of checking people's age for purchase of said intoxicant.
22. I want Chris Moyles' children
23. I can type faster than you can fart, chew, breathe or say Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
24. I obsessively stock my bedroom fridge with cans of drink and food to the displeasure of Nathan
25. I cannot park in a parking space if there is room to spare. I can, however, get my car into spaces which are smaller than the car itself. Much again, to the displeasure of Nathan.
2. I also own my own company which teaches people in schools, and small businesses how to do fun things like web design and cappuccino.
3. I miss a few people who've decided that they don't like me as much as they used to - either because I went off from Waseley or because their group of friends didn't agree with me
4. I do things too quickly, and only succeed 80% of the time
5. I can multi task, unlike most males in the universe
6. I am slightly obsessive over grammar, and feel the need to correct jokes on text messages before forwarding them to other people
7. I love Gibraltar for absoloutely no reason whatsoever
8. I have a silver Fiat Punto which has a mission to be destroyed through any means avaliable to it
9. I don't cry very easily, or express emotion - people dislike this, but I quite like it
10. The summer after leaving school melted train lines, and melted my mind also - but t'was good
11. I have an obsessive collection of TV Comedy DVDs - all of which would make you cringe
12. As above, I single handedly pay for 2 Entertain Video's Christmas party
13. I cannot under any circumstances, no matter what Jake says, find a hat that fits me
14. I do not have a Brummie Accent
15. I do spell Mum, "Mom"
16. I cannot find where I'm going in Coventry
17. Ring Roads are the creation of David Cameron and both them and he should be dug up and replaced by a road sign reading "Don't bother".
18. I have never "had" a pet
19. I have had the same mobile number for 8 years
20. I wear my Simply Associates uniform because I can, even when I'm not working
21. I'm running out of things to list, but if I worked in a shop which sold alcohol such as Morrisons, I would have to use the Challenge
21 policy of checking people's age for purchase of said intoxicant.
22. I want Chris Moyles' children
23. I can type faster than you can fart, chew, breathe or say Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
24. I obsessively stock my bedroom fridge with cans of drink and food to the displeasure of Nathan
25. I cannot park in a parking space if there is room to spare. I can, however, get my car into spaces which are smaller than the car itself. Much again, to the displeasure of Nathan.
I wouldn't normally do this...
Daily Nixx Archive | Tuesday, 17 February | Respond
But we haven't had much content on here for a while, so I'm going on a binge. As I write lots, it will appear here tonight. Woo.
Nic x
RULES:
1. Put your MP3 player / Winamp / iTunes / Windows Media Player / etc. on shuffle.
2. For each question, press the next button to get your answer.
3. Write down the name of the song that's playing, it doesn't matter if it doesn't make sense.
4. If you wish, tag at 10 or more friends (make the person who tagged you #11 so they can see your results).
5. If you have some spare time, you can also do the same thing.
My answers:
IF SOMEONE SAYS 'ARE YOU OKAY' YOU SAY?
Rubberneckin' (Paul Oakenfold Remix - Radio Edit) - Elvis Presley
HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOURSELF?
Greased Lightning - Grease Cast
WHAT DO YOU LIKE IN A GUY/GIRL?
Beautiful Heartache - Shapeshifters
HOW DO YOU FEEL TODAY?
Jessica - Allman Brothers Band
WHAT IS YOUR LIFE'S PURPOSE?
Happy Ending - Mika
WHAT'S YOUR MOTTO?
How Deep Is Your Love - Take That
WHAT DO YOUR FRIENDS THINK OF YOU?
You Learn - Alanis Morissette
WHAT DO YOUR PARENTS THINK OF YOU?
From Me To You - The Beatles
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT VERY OFTEN?
Something - Silosonic
WHAT IS 2 + 2?
Rikki - Mylo
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR BEST FRIEND?
Toop Toop - Casius
WHAT IS YOUR LIFE STORY?
Trouble - Ray LaMontagne
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP?
Attitude - Suede
WHAT DO YOU THINK WHEN YOU SEE THE PERSON YOU LIKE?
Sunworshiper - Mylo
WHAT WILL YOU DANCE TO AT YOUR WEDDING?
Let's go round again - Lousie
WHAT WILL THEY PLAY AT YOUR FUNERAL?
Fix You - Coldplay
WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY/INTEREST?
What Would You Do? - City High
WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST FEAR?
Shooting Star - Air Traffic
WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST SECRET?
A Bit Patchy (Kenny Dope Mix) - Switch
WHAT DO YOU WANT RIGHT NOW?
Obsession - DJ Tiesto
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR FRIENDS?
Lucy - Jealousy
WHAT WILL YOU POST THIS AS?
Just A Little More Love - David Guetta
Nic x
RULES:
1. Put your MP3 player / Winamp / iTunes / Windows Media Player / etc. on shuffle.
2. For each question, press the next button to get your answer.
3. Write down the name of the song that's playing, it doesn't matter if it doesn't make sense.
4. If you wish, tag at 10 or more friends (make the person who tagged you #11 so they can see your results).
5. If you have some spare time, you can also do the same thing.
My answers:
IF SOMEONE SAYS 'ARE YOU OKAY' YOU SAY?
Rubberneckin' (Paul Oakenfold Remix - Radio Edit) - Elvis Presley
HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOURSELF?
Greased Lightning - Grease Cast
WHAT DO YOU LIKE IN A GUY/GIRL?
Beautiful Heartache - Shapeshifters
HOW DO YOU FEEL TODAY?
Jessica - Allman Brothers Band
WHAT IS YOUR LIFE'S PURPOSE?
Happy Ending - Mika
WHAT'S YOUR MOTTO?
How Deep Is Your Love - Take That
WHAT DO YOUR FRIENDS THINK OF YOU?
You Learn - Alanis Morissette
WHAT DO YOUR PARENTS THINK OF YOU?
From Me To You - The Beatles
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT VERY OFTEN?
Something - Silosonic
WHAT IS 2 + 2?
Rikki - Mylo
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR BEST FRIEND?
Toop Toop - Casius
WHAT IS YOUR LIFE STORY?
Trouble - Ray LaMontagne
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP?
Attitude - Suede
WHAT DO YOU THINK WHEN YOU SEE THE PERSON YOU LIKE?
Sunworshiper - Mylo
WHAT WILL YOU DANCE TO AT YOUR WEDDING?
Let's go round again - Lousie
WHAT WILL THEY PLAY AT YOUR FUNERAL?
Fix You - Coldplay
WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY/INTEREST?
What Would You Do? - City High
WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST FEAR?
Shooting Star - Air Traffic
WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST SECRET?
A Bit Patchy (Kenny Dope Mix) - Switch
WHAT DO YOU WANT RIGHT NOW?
Obsession - DJ Tiesto
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR FRIENDS?
Lucy - Jealousy
WHAT WILL YOU POST THIS AS?
Just A Little More Love - David Guetta
Whoever broke the iPlayer..
Daily Nixx Archive | Tuesday, 17 February | Respond
Will you kindly restore it? It's rather annoying that it's making the unmissiably unmissable, missable. And I miss it.
Nx
Nx
It's just a quick thought really
Daily Nixx Archive | Sunday, 08 February | Respond
I started a company. It had a purpose. We teach kids stuff. We teach people about espresso and how to use it and treat it. I did not start a company which produced TV series DVDs.
When I started the company to train kids, I did not decide to write one lesson from each course of 10 lessons. I did the job. Properly. And produced a useable product.
When I make a cappucino, I do not forget the milk. Or use cold milk.
So why did people who created a company to produce DVDs of TV Series decide that programming a simple "play all" button into their DVD menu was a stupid move?
This is all.
Nx
When I started the company to train kids, I did not decide to write one lesson from each course of 10 lessons. I did the job. Properly. And produced a useable product.
When I make a cappucino, I do not forget the milk. Or use cold milk.
So why did people who created a company to produce DVDs of TV Series decide that programming a simple "play all" button into their DVD menu was a stupid move?
This is all.
Nx
