Friday, 29 May 2009
Wednesday, 27 May 2009
Posh Survivor
My bruv tucking into a zebra...I caught glimpse of Bear Grylls last week on the tube and thought i'd look him up, mainly because i was almost certain he wasn't born with Bear as his christian name. I went straight to the wikipedia page for him, and learnt some interesting facts about this odd man. Bear in mind (get it) its wikipedia so its probably more than embellished.
Tuesday, 26 May 2009
Mystery Scissorhands
In a fight, my £10 is on the guy in black with scissors for hands as opposed to the weird chap in pink with a limp.
Saturday, 23 May 2009
Chuckle bike crash
While researching the last post i stumbled upon a rather delightful article on aids ridden Paul Chuckle and his motorcycle crash, its a couple of years old, but it makes me laugh oh so delightfully. Here's the article from the BBC...Life isn't so funny for Chuckle Brothers star Paul Elliott after he was injured in a motorbike smash.
He was injured when he fell off his bike during a family holiday on the Greek island of Kefalonia.
Paul and brother Barry are the stars of BBC1 show Chuckle Vision. He broke his nose and received cuts and bruises.
Some British tourists stopped at the accident, but instead of helping him out, they shouted out the Chuckle Brothers' catchphrase: "To me, to you."
Paul also got a black eye, but that shouldn't hinder his Chuckle vision. The comedian said he was enjoying the ride when there was a steep curve in the road - and came across a shepherd with his flock of goats.
He said: "As I braked I lost control and I'm not sure exactly what happened. The next thing I knew, I was on the floor with the motorbike on top of me."
Wednesday, 20 May 2009
Chuckle aids
Have you ever wondered if its true that The Chuckle Brothers both have aids? Today we lay down the proverbial rumour that's been floating about the backstreet hospital grape vine since the early 90's. There's only one way to honestly and truly delve deep into the question to learn the real truth behind it all.Tuesday, 19 May 2009
The New Renoir
Who are or were the great artists? Many believe the Renaissance spawned some of the greatest artists and thinkers of existence. People such as Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael, made even more famous by a rat named splinter who named his ninja disciple's after his four favourite Renaissance artists, a clever thing to do for a rat some might say. Needless to say, splinters word has proven to be fairly accurate amongst many art critics. Personally i believe Da Vinci was a bit of dick, never finished too many paintings and i stand by my judgement that the guy had his fingers in far too many pies. Anyhow, back to topic, they were 'considered' great artists, along with names like Botticelli, Picasso, Monet, Van Gogh, Renoir, Dali and Rembrandt. All these names conjure up the image of artistic genius. They are all instantly recognizable names in their chosen fields regardless what you or i think they portray a certain ideal of a certain artistic movement.
Needless to say you've heard these names, your know their work, in my opinion these people have had their day, but we must now move on. I discovered a new and exciting artist i would like to share with the world. About 3 years ago i discovered an image that actually made me cry tears of joy. An image so strong and powerful i saved it to my computer in the folder 'other'. Very recently after several bottles of white wine i decided to actually find out the name of this great artist. And i was shocked to find each piece of art is even more magnetic than the last.
I say we give this fine specimen of a human the attention and credit he quite rightly deserves, lets get this guy in the Louvre, without any further adue, i introduce Mark Chamberlain. The patron saint and innovator of gay batman watercolours.



Monday, 18 May 2009
Mango advice...
If you look carefully in the first picture you will notice the mango is crying due to being shamefully defaced in the style of the NY punk scene due to being left unattended for an extended period of time. A basic error in mango maintenance.