Six degrees of Dave Gorman
Procrastination leads me to discover many things!
I once saw Dave Gorman's Googlewhack! live, and had a blast. So recently I looked up Dave Gorman's Important Astrology Experiment and The Dave Gorman Collection. Both a lot of fun, and in them Dave Gorman keeps mentioning his friend Danny.
So I look up Danny Wallace and discover that he's the writer of the book that Yes Man is based on, which now makes me want to see the movie. And that he once was a guest on Jonathon Ross's (of the Japanorama series) show, which regularly stars Stephen Fry.
I have no idea who Stephen Fry is, but Neil Gaiman mentions him often in his blog, and more importantly, he knows House. In fact, he and Hugh Laurie used to a comedy duo together, where they did things like sketches on how the word gay has changed and starred together in a show about a rich man and his butler. (LOOK HOW YOUNG HOUSE IS!!!!) Also, he and Hugh Laurie WENT TO COLLEGE with Emma Thompson, where they were all part of the Cambridge Theatre Club, a club that has a long history of having many great talents, including Douglas Adams and Monty Python's Eric Idle.
In conclusion, everyone in Britain is in six degrees of Dave Gorman.
I once saw Dave Gorman's Googlewhack! live, and had a blast. So recently I looked up Dave Gorman's Important Astrology Experiment and The Dave Gorman Collection. Both a lot of fun, and in them Dave Gorman keeps mentioning his friend Danny.
So I look up Danny Wallace and discover that he's the writer of the book that Yes Man is based on, which now makes me want to see the movie. And that he once was a guest on Jonathon Ross's (of the Japanorama series) show, which regularly stars Stephen Fry.
I have no idea who Stephen Fry is, but Neil Gaiman mentions him often in his blog, and more importantly, he knows House. In fact, he and Hugh Laurie used to a comedy duo together, where they did things like sketches on how the word gay has changed and starred together in a show about a rich man and his butler. (LOOK HOW YOUNG HOUSE IS!!!!) Also, he and Hugh Laurie WENT TO COLLEGE with Emma Thompson, where they were all part of the Cambridge Theatre Club, a club that has a long history of having many great talents, including Douglas Adams and Monty Python's Eric Idle.
In conclusion, everyone in Britain is in six degrees of Dave Gorman.