Here's your burger, good delicious!

a blog for my random thoughts of past, present and future. Named after the spotty (student!) German Mac Donald's employee who, after giving us our burger and realising we're not German, said: Here's your burger, GOOD DELICIOUS! (go figure)

Friday, March 05, 2010

Guess what..

... I'm on nights again.


That's it.

Friday, February 19, 2010

Adam LOLsawaf

Just because I haven't really put anything to do with Adam on this blog :D


Tuesday, February 09, 2010

Beaker's Ballad

Masterpiece


Sunday, February 07, 2010

Ukrainian Sand Artist Extraordinaire!

Kesniya Simonova is a very talented Ukrainian woman. She is a sand animator, ie she creates pictures and animations using sand as her primary material.


In 2009, she won the Ukrainian equivalent of "Britain's Got Talent" with her fantastic animation of Ukraine during The Great Patriotic War.

It's a fantastic, moving, emotional, and very artistic vision of the horrors of war. Enjoy the video below.

PS - it's 8 minutes, but please watch it all, especially those of you who are Metallica fans ;)

Saturday, February 06, 2010

Browser Pong

Before you browse away, STOP!


This isn't about a game of pong within your browser. How boring would that be? heck, we can play Quake 3 within our browsers these days!

Nope. This is about a game of pong that is played WITH your browser. I could try to describe it more, but would probably fail.

Thursday, February 04, 2010

That's trouble of some kind George?

Home footage of the Challenger Space Shuttle disaster has been found.


Retired optometrist Jack Moss decided to test out his new betamax camcorder by filming the Challenger launch from his front garden, little did he know that he was about to film the world's worst space disaster.

Interestingly, he put the film in his basement and forgot all about it. The tape surfaced when Moss told a friend that he had the disaster on tape somewhere, and that he could have the film when he died.

It is believed to be the only amateur video of the explosion known to exist. Remember, this was 1986, there were no camera phones and such, and I would bet that Moss' camcorder actually had a big battery he had to carry on his shoulder.

Finding a betamax player these days was quite a struggle, but nevertheless, the video has been uploaded to youtube for all to see.

Wednesday, February 03, 2010

Once you see it.... you can't unsee it!

True, true..

(courtesy of Game Rave)

FAIL!

fast forward to one minute and pay attention to the guy in the background (on the left) :P