(This is the Online column, written for The Southland Times) The Olympic Games get under way tomorrow and while other years I’ve been pretty happy to sit in front of the telly, cheering on our Kiwi sporting heroes, this time around I’m boycotting the Games. In these rather fragile economic times, when businesses are struggling […]
So why won’t I be gawking at the Games? Read Post »
Isn’t it wonderful, how this internet thing works? Here I am, not yet fully moved in after the wee renovation job on my site and already the spammers have found my blog and posted a comment pointing me to information on penis enlargement. Because, well … we all want to know how to make our
I’m off to Sydney tomorrow for a slightly last-minute, flying visit. Symantec is running a workshop for reviewers on Wednesday, giving us a sneak preview of what’s coming up in the 2009 releases of their software. It’s going to be a bit chaotic getting there and back (one of the few negatives about living in
Flying visit … don’t expect a postcard Read Post »
(This is the Online column, written for The Southland Times) So, let’s say you’re a flat-chested chicky-babe with a dream of one day being a tad more boobalicious. And let’s say you don’t have the cash to pay a nice cosmetic surgeon to help you achieve that dream. How do you fund the surgery? Do
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Apple says it has developed a breast implant that can store and play music. The iTit cost will vary, depending on cup and speaker size. This has been hailed as a major social breakthrough because women are always complaining about men staring at their breasts and not listening to them.
New tech from Apple! Read Post »
I’ve migrated my blog from Blogger to WordPress but have been having a few “issues” with the importing of old posts. Hopefully, I’ll get it sorted in the next few days. Ah, that’s the magic of the inter-web.
Getting settled in Read Post »
It’s Maori Language Week so point your browser to Korero Maori and polish up your skills. Maori Language Week runs from July21 to 27 and the theme for 2008 is “Te Reo i te Kainga – Maori Language in the Home.” Hei kona ra.
Whakanuia Te Wiki o te Reo Maori Read Post »
(This is the Online column, written for The Southland Times) New Zealand’s online trading community has been abuzz this week with the goings-on involving Mataura man Bruce Gotobed, who admits telling porkies about the history of a cross he sold on Trade Me. Trading under the name mendlesmanor, Mr Gotobed had been selling off a
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