This is not an update...
In fact, it was a title to an update.
Anyway, I'd better make this brief.
We went to see The Cavern Beatles today, and they were awesome! They played Revolution 1, Get Back, Paperback Writer, Help, A Hard Days Night.....tons more good stuff. It was scary sometimes, though, as we kept hearing The Rutles version instead! Also, irritatingly enough, I could see that "Paul" had a Rickenbacker bass in the guitar rack to one side, like the one used on I Am The Walrus, and incidentally, like the one Chris Squire of Yes uses. For some reason, though, he didn't use the Ric at all. So not fair! But hey! We had fun dancing like mad things right near the front of the audience!
Also, I got another e-mail from the Little One, which is pwningly awesome. I'm going to see about introducing her to some videogames this weekend, starting, probably, with Tibia, y'know, because it's free. If her laptop, the aptly named Borsko, can handle Guild Wars, then that will be the next suggestion on my list.
Incidentally, just before I go to bed, I have to say that I'm really glad, after all, that I did get this ergonomic keyboard. At first, I thought that I'd wasted my money, as most of the hotkeys didn't work over the USB adapter, only some of the media buttons worked, and secondly because it's huge, and fills up most of my desk :o Well, it's pretty big, but not that big. But, now that I've used it a bit, I really like it. The keys are big and funky, and split into two blocks, for the left and right hands, positioned in a natural position. This means that I can type really fast, and stay comfy! Woo!
Anyways, I'd better go to the land of the sleepy people, dreamland (not Area 51 - the other dreamland), lullaby world, etc, etc. I'm sure that I could think up many more analogies for sleeping, but frankly, I'm too tired.
Goodnight.
Anyway, I'd better make this brief.
We went to see The Cavern Beatles today, and they were awesome! They played Revolution 1, Get Back, Paperback Writer, Help, A Hard Days Night.....tons more good stuff. It was scary sometimes, though, as we kept hearing The Rutles version instead! Also, irritatingly enough, I could see that "Paul" had a Rickenbacker bass in the guitar rack to one side, like the one used on I Am The Walrus, and incidentally, like the one Chris Squire of Yes uses. For some reason, though, he didn't use the Ric at all. So not fair! But hey! We had fun dancing like mad things right near the front of the audience!
Also, I got another e-mail from the Little One, which is pwningly awesome. I'm going to see about introducing her to some videogames this weekend, starting, probably, with Tibia, y'know, because it's free. If her laptop, the aptly named Borsko, can handle Guild Wars, then that will be the next suggestion on my list.
Incidentally, just before I go to bed, I have to say that I'm really glad, after all, that I did get this ergonomic keyboard. At first, I thought that I'd wasted my money, as most of the hotkeys didn't work over the USB adapter, only some of the media buttons worked, and secondly because it's huge, and fills up most of my desk :o Well, it's pretty big, but not that big. But, now that I've used it a bit, I really like it. The keys are big and funky, and split into two blocks, for the left and right hands, positioned in a natural position. This means that I can type really fast, and stay comfy! Woo!
Anyways, I'd better go to the land of the sleepy people, dreamland (not Area 51 - the other dreamland), lullaby world, etc, etc. I'm sure that I could think up many more analogies for sleeping, but frankly, I'm too tired.
Goodnight.