Wow, there's thousands of pounds of therapy waiting right there.
Soundtrack to this mood:
- #1 Crush - Garbage
- Bullet with Butterfly Wings - Smashing Pumpkins
- Breathe - The Prodigy






Nuff said really.
I LOVE these! I don't really eat butter, but I do eat corn, and if I had one of these, then I'd be lathering up the butter all day. They can be bought from the wishing fish, and apparently you put half a stick of butter (!) in the top, press the plunger down and it applies a layer of butterery and cholesterol induced yumminess on to your corn. .
As it's Friday afternoon, I thought I'd put up a few posts of some of the cool things I found this week.
They've got loads of other cool designs, so if you've got a blank wall that desperately needs a silhouette of the King, you're completely sorted!




The runway is so small in St Martin, that planes have to start landing over the near by beach. And whilst it was cool to see the small ones, it's when the large Air France planes come in (737s?) that you get blow off your feet, and hurtling into the sand, covering your ears as the noise of a jet landing right over your head threatens to blow your brains sky high.


Ok, this next sentence sounds really, well, boring, but I have to say that this is such a cool bike storage device.. Designed by British company Cycloc, I saw this a few months ago on design*sponge and even after I looked at their website, I couldn't work out what the hell was going on.. but this picture of the designer Andrew Lang at the ICFF show last month shows just how stupid I am.
gadget, but that's the nerd in me desperate to come out), which should fit any bike, simply by changing it's position on the wall. The bucket design means that you can put your odds and ends in there (like gloves and trouser clips (the universal emblem of sado cyclists everywhere (hey I use them!)) which, if you're anything like me gets strewn around the house, as you desperately try to get your breath back and clear the little black spots in front of your eyes after you cycle those crazy 3 miles home.
HOORAH! We did it! Not only have we made it to our first world cup since 1974, we've also scored our first goal EVER in the competition AND we're now the only team in World Cup history to have scored 3 goals in the last 7 minutes! WE WON 3 GOALS TO 1!!!! Timmy Cahill you're now one of my footballing heroes! AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE! OY OY OY!!!
My fellow Aussie pundits and I went to the Hogshead near my work to watch the game, all in our Australian Gold Socceroos shirts. The pub was quite full of football mad Aussies, praying that we were not about to completely embarrass ourselves. You'd think a massive group of flag drapped, aussie gold wearing, kangaroo waving Australians would be the tour de force here. But no. This lone Japanese girl was louder than the rest of the pub combined. And she cheered and barked like a squeeky chihuahua. Which meant when Japan scored their completely cheating goal (which had all of us on our feet screaming "YOU DIRTY CHEATS! YOU DIRTY CHEATS!") the girl was squeeling "YES YES YES YES" à la Meg Ryan, but more whiney, and sometimes in a pitch that only her chihuahua friends could hear.
It's at games like the Australian-Japan one where you come to realise exactly what type of football supporter you are. You could:
sense of anguish about the nature of existence, usually associated with a melancholy, pessimistic attitude.) What kind of 13 year old knows the word 'weltsmerz'? Not the Canadian girl who came second, that's who.). I was really disappointed the Candian girl didn't win. Not only cause I thought she was cool, but also cause I thought the girl who did win looked like a dork (how cruel, how cruel). An annoying, know-it-all, 'look at me I know how to spell 'Usprache'. I'm a really goody-goody orthograpical geek, who never goes out, but spends all my time spelling wierdo words so my parents can live their own meaningless lives through me, by forcing me to take part in this spelling bee'. (I really didn't like this girl )