World Processor
Posted at 8:22am on Monday, February 7th, 2005World Processor - visual representation of global statistics. Like Japan vs. the 62 poorest countries, for example.
Found at MoCo Loco
World Processor - visual representation of global statistics. Like Japan vs. the 62 poorest countries, for example.
Found at MoCo Loco
Amazon.com sells Astroglide (not well known in the UK - think KY without the surgical style packaging)… As always customers review the product.
Found at six different ways
Michael Holding slags off Twenty20 cricket. So much so he has refused to commentate on it (which is a shame as he has one of the finest voices for cricket I’ve ever heard). All I have to say is this… Seeing usually empty county grounds sold out on a midweek evening, full of families as well as groups of lads makes a really simple statement. People want to watch cricket, but county cricket is dull and International Cricket is oversubscribed. As someone who makes his living out of cricket Holding should realise that English cricket needs a fan base and a cash injection - Twenty20 provides both of those in abundance. And it’s highly entertaining as well.
So. Both England and France begin the Six Nations badly - France get away with it (rightly much to the Scots’ disgust) while Wales get a deserved win against an arrogant and lacklustre English side. I placed a bet on Ireland yesterday to win the competition at 11-2 (3rd favourites). I think my money was well placed.
I like this VW Polo ad. Shame VW doesn’t. (see it here)
Wi Fi detection jewellry. Locate networks with this handy ring…
Found at Raw Feed
This product is absolutely hysterical and will help you set the mood for a very fun and productive day.
That has to be the most exciting, tensest last 6 overs of cricket I have ever watched. England tie the thrilling second match in the One Day Series. You’ve got to say the South Africans gave it to us, but who cares - I’ll take a draw from that position any day…
Tiny PacMan and tiny Pong. On my monitor these are about 1cm2!