Archive for the ‘Personal’ Category

Time waits for no man.

Thursday, July 21st, 2005

EEEEP! I have 6 days to get a job and move into a new flat before I get kicked out of my current one. I will probably have to move out before I have the job part as I have run out of time. Anyway no time to chat I need to get on with cleaning up this house to leave it looking nice and shiny for the next batch of students to annoy my neighbours by letting it degrade slowly over the next 2-3 years. Anyone able to tell me where would be a nice and relatively cheap place to stay in london or close enough to commute? Much appreciated.

My 27th Birthday

Saturday, July 16th, 2005

In other news today is my 27th Birthday. I only got one card which was from my mum. Before you start weeping in faux-sympathy let me tell you that I am not a fan of birthdays or any other anniversary celebrations. I tend to forget most peoples birthday completely. This includes my family members. However, I did get a new suit from my mum for job interviews and graduation.

Oh yeah I graduate in 3 days time as well. Bachelor of Art in Film Studies. I got a 2:1 and I should have got a first so proof that procrastination is not as good for you as spinach. I did get a first for my dissertation called “New Questions of Scottish Cinema” which I am quite proud of.

Let’s hear you call Boris Karloff a cocksucker

Wednesday, May 25th, 2005

Todays post is brought to you by me supposed to be writing an essay. I’ll finish it in the morning, meanwhile here is some stuff:

First up Cyberpunkcafe brings you Cyberpigs:
Article which discusses the sexual advances and pornographic comments that barrage women who enter live chat rooms. When Mother Jones stepped out onto the electronic superhighway, so did a few cyberpigs. Sex and the Cybergirl

My essay is on personal ideas and issues present in the films of Tim Burton:
Q. What kind of personal chord did the material strike in you?
Tim Burton: I think it’s several themes and issues. You run it through your own personal mill. I was fascinated by the weird perverted optimism because it’s something that I started out with and has somewhat eroded, and (Ed Wood) kind of reenergized me. I liked the theme of duality in somebody’s nature: like in Batman, the idea of hiding what you have inside. And perception, how you perceive somebody-I’m interested in that theme. Also the relationship with Bela Lugosi - I romanticized it from what I read, but I related that to how I felt about Vincent Price. More of TB on Ed Wood

Always save the best till last: Greetings, pilgrim. I am Garth Marenghi, sculptor of nightmares. I hope you are sitting un-comfortably at your pc / laptop. Congrats: you have unearthed the official website of my imaginata. As many of my readership can attest, I invented the internet back in 1976 with my short story ‘Mindgrid’. Many of my predictions, alas, have since borne sorry fruit, and I, too, have spent many troubled hours distracted by erotica. Vist Garth Marenghi’s Dark Place (and I don’t mean his bumhole)