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Thursday, May 27, 2004
 Rodeohead is a class rip-off of Radiohead with little Rawhide added. Yeeee ha.
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Wednesday, May 26, 2004
 Forget Mansun. The real debate raging in Wales today is - How cheese on toast could be losing families 70GBP a year. Brought to you by the illustrious hacks at The Western Mail.
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There was a band before Mansun! Grind has raised its curly head again. Steve Heaton has put a site together to dispel any rumours floating around the Net. Incidentally, if any solicitors acting for Paul are reading this, I've no intention of jumping into the frey with my "version" of events. Have a pineapple!
The shots of our strange hairdos make me laugh.
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Tuesday, May 25, 2004
 A rather grand title for a Web site - Collected Tears of the Weeping Nivbed. However this illustration site turns out to be quite a corker. Justin Cherry, the creator, has a brilliant style mixed with a vivid imagination.
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 Taken out of the comic/movie and into reality – Akira's bike in full working condition.
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Wednesday, May 19, 2004
Worth wasting five minutes of your time - Finger Footy
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Do you want a Gmail account before the rest? Got anything lying around, like a Tarantula, that you want to swap for one? Then Gmail Swap is for you. Your Google Spider might look a bit like this when it arrives...
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Tuesday, May 18, 2004
It's late and I need some food. Pass me the Power Puff Bento immediately.
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It may soon be time to sing "Stick a deckchair up your nose" again. Spitting Image should be on our screens, but only if it gets brilliant script writers.
posted at 4:15 PM by Carlton
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 Time for a blatant plug
Yes it's that time for showing the world what the new issue of .net looks like. Go out and buy it. You'll find out all about hacking your Internet applications (legally), how porn has powered the Web tech industry, and our mission to make the Web fun again!
 
The package includes a 52 page Web builder's supplement and a packed CD.
Contributing illustrators are Gez Fry, Weebl, and Richard Robinson
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Friday, May 14, 2004
Undercover typography.
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Thursday, May 13, 2004
 They're here amongst us according to the Mexican Air Force. Its about time!
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Crikey. Brett Anderson tells about reunion with Bernard Butler. Suede v2.0 here we come. Can't wait to hear what they've put together. I bet one of the songs will have the words "electricity" and "nuclear" in it.
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Wednesday, May 12, 2004
This has got to be one of the freakiest hospital stories I've seen - "I lived without part of my skull". Briana Lane couldn't afford her surgery (she lives in the US) and therefore had to wait whilst the bureaucrats argued over who would foot the bill. It's only once she went to the press that things started to happen, funny that!
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I have got to say that Steve Coogan's new project, I Am Not An Animal, was an utter (otter) pile of tripe. The animation is spot on but the script is completely lame. I love the concept of the series and I'm just hoping that the first episode isn't an indication of what to expect for future shows. There were a couple of polite laughter moments, but for the majority of time, I had to do battle with the tumbleweed rolling through my living room.
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Tuesday, May 11, 2004
Art galleries online seem to be doing well according to The Scotsman.
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HelloBard has been updated. Beware, too much talent for one so young. Bard obviously has very vivid dreams.
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Monday, May 10, 2004
uh...! I've had to switch to IE to get blogger to work. My Netscape browser doesn't seem to like the new commenting system shenannigans.
posted at 11:44 AM by Carlton
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It looks like I'm getting close to my webspace limit. Looks like I'll have to expand my capacity.
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Friday, May 07, 2004
Scaryduck is holding a "Most Famous Quote from a Movie" poll on his site. Go and vote for your favourite.
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Thursday, May 06, 2004
Here's an image I did a while back but haven't had time to upload...
and here's another...
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Wednesday, May 05, 2004
300 Images From 1800 Sites collects 300 icon images from 1800 sites. Simple. Strangely engrossing in its starkness.
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Tuesday, May 04, 2004
Its new art time. Here is the first step in a seven step guide to changing your ipod battery that I produced for Laptop mag...
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Mark Carolan just landed in my inbox and made an impression. Impressive.
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Take a trip to Steve Mack's Illustration Farm, its rather nicely presented.
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You really should take a look at the daily drawings of Drew over at toothpaste for dinner. So simple yet so deep. Drew is a regular contributor to .net and writes virtually everything in lower case. His site is getting very popular and he is a bit perturbed that he is now being stalked. Read his warning for more details.
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