What will they think of next
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7540427.stm
What can I say, really, but, 'Seriously?'
And in lighter news: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7650103.stm
Everyone likes the Ig Nobel Awards. Oh those slime moulds!
Also, now a trained monkey really can do your job: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/7654267.stm
Went out to a pub quiz last night, we got 21 points! Which was pretty crap, but oh well, it was a good time anyways. Work is going slowly, but I'm enjoying my days off before I have to work full time. I just wish they'd structure the training so that I knew what to do. And that's about all, sadly. I'm just about done reading a book, its good, I've enjoyed it. I'll have to read more by Balzac to see if I really like him, but Pere Goriot is written so well even though the plot isn't usually the sort of thing that interests me.
What can I say, really, but, 'Seriously?'
And in lighter news: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7650103.stm
Everyone likes the Ig Nobel Awards. Oh those slime moulds!
Also, now a trained monkey really can do your job: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/7654267.stm
Went out to a pub quiz last night, we got 21 points! Which was pretty crap, but oh well, it was a good time anyways. Work is going slowly, but I'm enjoying my days off before I have to work full time. I just wish they'd structure the training so that I knew what to do. And that's about all, sadly. I'm just about done reading a book, its good, I've enjoyed it. I'll have to read more by Balzac to see if I really like him, but Pere Goriot is written so well even though the plot isn't usually the sort of thing that interests me.