Fluffy Links - Monday July 23rd 2007
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Check out Dick O’Brien’s cycling blog.
Ultraviolet, the brit vampire series (nothing to do with shitty movie) is only €10.49 online. Recommend getting it. Brilliant show.
Harass Brian into making his HTTP bargain search idea into a Firefox Extension.
BP have had more eco-friendly petrol stations designed. Gnatt on the arse of an elephant really.
Staying on that theme. Paris buys 22,000 bikes for its citizens to use for as little as a euro a day.
Via some random visitor to my blog is this: Harry Potter is thinly-veiled homosexual propaganda. Between that and Star Wars, I’m shocked.
Iron and Wine cover “No Surprises”:
We’ve seen the 1500 Phillipino prisoners doing Thriller right?
I think I like the Bollywood version more:
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July 23rd, 2007 at 9:32 am
Firefox extension? I’ll get right* on it!
* After I finish** work.
** Including tidying*** up at home.
*** And making dinner.
July 23rd, 2007 at 10:07 am
[...] Damien wonders if Harry Potter is thinly-veiled homosexual propaganda [...]
July 23rd, 2007 at 11:27 am
I was watching the Thriller vid and was saying to myself at the start “that’s one brave woman to go into the middle of 1500 male prisoners” . . . . and then I saw the truth - dear God
July 23rd, 2007 at 1:22 pm
[...] Harry Potter and the Hogwarts LGBT Soc 23Jul07 Haha, priceless - Via Damien’s Fluffy links, a tale that the Harry Potter is “thinly veiled homosexual propoganda“. [...]
July 23rd, 2007 at 1:29 pm
Spent a very enjoyable evening with Iron And Wine after a gig in Belfast a few years back. Sam’s a great guy, never bought a round all the same…
July 23rd, 2007 at 11:47 pm
Yeah these advertising guys JC Decaux are the ones who are going to do bikes in Dublin too so worth watching this space. A mate of mine was an early adopter last week when visiting Paris. The report forgot to mention you give an €150 deposit on your credit card so as to ensure a duty of care. Also that, at launch, the whole thing is hugely buggy from a technology/invoicing point of view. Guess they’ll sort that out though.