I may be a lot of things, but someone who can keep their mouth shut is not one of them. This blog is a testament to the fact that I am completely under-skilled in respecting the sanctity of privacy in my personal life. For years now I’ve blogged the... ...full story at Humanaught
from Humanaught on Fri, Oct 09 2009
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| 08 Dec 08 |
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World Shut Your Mouth - Great Wall Of China »
YouTube video Classic Clip from World Shut Your Mouth, Please check out my other clips and message me if there is one you would like. I have Trigger Happy TV series 1, 2 & 3 DVD's and World shut your mouth DVD |
| 18 Aug 08 |
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Shake Your Hips. » Shanghai Scrap I think that I’ve blogged quite enough about Shanghai’s Olympic soccer matches, so - barring something really interesting happening at tomorrow’s men’s semi - this will be the last. And we’re going out with a bang.... |
| 27 Mar 08 |
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A comedian’s take on Tibet » Beijing Newspeak I’m not planning to develop the habit of reproducing entire articles and passing them off as blog posts. And I’m not exactly sure why I’m pasting the following comment piece from the Independent in full, apart from the fact IR... |
| 24 Jan 09 |
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Things I’m Reading: Live-blogging the Boxer Rebellion » Granite Studio Edge of the American West (another blog with a strong UC Davis connection) is “live-blogging,”* 109 years after fact, the Boxer Rebellion via back issues of The New York Times. It’s an interesting project and past mining of the N... |
| 23 Aug 08 |
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An Amazing Polymath » One Eyed Panda Monday marked the end of the project which has been taking up much of my work and personal life for the last couple of weeks. I haven’t been blogging since them I’ve been spending a lot of time just reading other people’s blogs. On... |
| 07 Aug 08 |
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Six Years Later … a personal note. » Shanghai Scrap I arrived in Shanghai on September 5, 2002, with plans to be here - I dunno - six to eight weeks, and then head back to the US. Obviously, it didn’t quite work out that way. Many things have kept me here. Too many to list, really. But the best... |
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