Archives – 2004 – February – 18  

It’s 9:16 am, and I’m writing about last night’s Brit Awards
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— 18 Feb 2004 james Comment

It’s 9:16 am, and I’m writing about last night’s Brit Awards. Why are you telling us the time Jel? I hear you say, well it’s because I know that by the time I get to post on this NYLPM the Brits will have been discussed to dea[…]

SPOTTED:
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— 18 Feb 2004 Pete Baran Comment

SPOTTED: Feta Cheese and Black Olive Kettle Chips.
STOP IT NOW!!!!!!![…]

Worst book I’ve read in some time? ‘The Man Who Risked His Partner’ – by Reed Stephens.
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— 18 Feb 2004 Pete Baran Comment

Worst book I’ve read in some time? ‘The Man Who Risked His Partner’ – by Reed Stephens. Or should I say, Stephen Donaldson. Bizarrely reissued under his real name, this is a mid-eighties crime genre outing for the bloke who wr[…]

The main problem with Osama
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— 18 Feb 2004 Pete Baran Comment

The main problem with Osama is that the lead is just too pretty. Let me qualify this, she is supposed to be eleven after all and one has to watch oneself about statements like that. She looks too much like a girl. Problem, she is the latest in a long[…]

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