Random ramblings and ravings of Richy B
Many people have their own definition of what “Adult content” really is – it’s relatively easy when it’s a movie or an image: but what about if it’s textual?
Have a look at this “Adult story” about two “good looking female mathematicians” (Zhou and Oxenheilm) and try and decide if it really is ‘p o r n’…
“Imagine, right, imagine the part of you that was you when you’re speaking to me, isn’t you, but that the you that’s yu when that’s happening, the real you is the you that … S–t, what was I saying? It’s all about society, isn’t it? Morality’s just … What?”
The What Kind Of Drunk Are You? poll via Neil.
Well, it seems Google has admitted that there is a problem with their search engine (after all the news coverage after the “Florida Update” where lots of sites went ‘missing’ – take a look at the New Google Website and let me know what you think.
As for the BBC, well, I’m pleased to announce that as from now – I’m providing all the news for them! Don’t believe me – check http://news.bbc.co.uk yourself!
(Ok, ok – it’s a bug in Internet Explorer, Mozilla and many other browsers – but if you are on Windows you can get a patch from WindowsUpdate – thanks to CNN).
In other news – do NOT trust any links on sites or in email – that Paypal or Ebay site may not be what it seems…
Well, it’s time to place a nice big order from Amazon.co.uk again – this time:
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(one for me, one for my sister which my Dad is buying off me) and Season 2 . DVDs £25.98. (for my Dad) (for GESF’s birthday) (for GESF’s flatmate) (for GESF) (for GESF + flatmate to share) (for my OU course) (for my OU course) (again for my OU course)So that just leaves my other sister and my grandparents to shop for…
Shortly in the UK (1st December), it’s going to be illegal to drive your car whilst using a hand-held mobile phone (aka a “cell phone”).
Whilst I’m all in agreement with making our roads safer, I’ve got to take issue with a report on my “East Midlands Today” News (my local BBC news service broadcast in the BBC 10 O’Clock news on TV). In it, either a reporter or interviewer said that drivers can be fined if the mobile phone is not in a fixed cradle (showing someone install the mobile phone cradle at that point) and then they said that having the cell phone on your lap with a cheap (in my phone’s case, free) earphone and microphone would result in a fine. However, I’ve got to question that – what’s the difference between the phone being in a cradle (ie not hand-held), being in your lap (ie not hand held) and my “personal preference idea”: being in a shirt pocket with the ear-piece? According to the DFT’s Mobile Phones and Driving: Frequently Asked Questions document, there doesn’t seem to be much difference…