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June 25th, 2009 | Tags: ,

First things first, this is going to be a test of the automatic posting date/time thingy. So I’ve probably written this last weekend but you’re only getting this on a Thursday. Which is the day I think I shall be posting The Weekly Type from now. And hey, check out the evolution!

The public needs a sense of humour. Or at least the ability to laugh at itself when it sort of knows that it has been had. This is mainly due to the reveal that Michael Schumacher, a Formula 1 racer driving who may have been successful once or twice, was The Stig in Top Gear. I believe there’s a lot of people who still doubt whether that was true or not even though the end of the episode raised (in typical TG humour) that it may have been a joke. It even crossed over into other BBC Shows.

Is it a publicity stunt? Definitely.

The Sounds' third album, Crossing The Rubicon.

So I’m aiming to do something like this a week where I start to spew and spew and spew things in all sorts of directions so that I can have some semblance of content on this site and thus will have a huge fan base and invited to lovely conventions with fat people in tight shirts. So I want to introduce the idea of this, and I wanted to comment on an issue that lends itself thematically to the, uh, theme of introductions.

Being how albums start off. Read more…

You see a TV show set in High School, and you’ll be forgiven to think that its core audience is people who are actually in high school. But what if the show is set in the early eighties, twenty years before the current generation? Could it actually be possible for a show to actually be aimed towards adults? Read more…