Tuesday, November 16, 2004

Ping... Pong.... Ping..... Pong..... Ping.... 3D Pong!

Here we are again, yes Miss Crazy I know I hardly ever post.

I have now passed my Driving theory test (33 out of 35 on multi choice and 61 out of 75 on Hazard perception) and I am going to start having driving lessons on the 25th so that I know what the standards are for passing the final test as I have no idea how good I will have to be to pass.

I have finally got an offer from a university after all the hassal with millions upon millions of forms to fill in. Warrick is offering me ABB including maths which I think that I can probably achive without too much difficulty although I may have to start working a little more at home because at the moment I do next to nothing.

I hope no one had any difficulty finding this blog now the location has changed. The reason for the change is that if I have it here I can make the rest of my webpage (not yet complete) with my blog integrated and still be able to update it fairly easily through the blogger system which very kindly allows you to use your own space.

here is a 3D version of the ancient video game classic "Pong" for you all to play (WARNING: it is extrememly adictive)

Go here for 3D Pong

EDIT: changed to a link as it was taking too much time loading and wasn't formatting properly for IE users

Tuesday, November 02, 2004

wow, almost a month since I last posted, I've been way too busy, I finished my UCAS and hoped that it would all be over but no, now I get a form from some of the Unis asking things that was already on my UCAS form and other stupid questions that could easily either be asked at an interview or found out on the internet or from the school. Then I had a form to fill out for Year in Industry which I don't reccon I'll get into but I thought I'd take a shot at anyhow and now I have to revise for my driving theory test on Satuarday, I hope to hell that the screens that I sit my test on are better than that of my laptop becasue on this I can barely make out that pedestirean that I'm supposed to be able to see 200 metres up the road or see whether that lorry is moving or stopped.
I can now see reems and reems more forms coming my way when everyone else applies and those universitys that haven't yet done anything will get their asses in gear and decide its time to reply

On the plus side I have been for an Interview at Warwick which I thouhgt went fairly well, I was also very impressed by Warwick's campus and facilities
I combined this with a visit down to London to see Sonja, Rebecca and Arun which I thouroughly enjoyed (no snide comments please Dave)

oh and if any of you are getting frustrated at windows and want to upgrade to a more bug free version you can get Windows RG here

Stay Alive
Zed0

Monday, October 04, 2004

Stop dying on me!

I know I haven't posted for a long time but thats no excuse for you all to start dropping dead. First it was Mike with his "Oh.. I think I'll get up and walk about a bit more and then drop down dead again." Now it is Kier who for some dubious reason (which I'm sure that Davus and Mr.T are making sound a lot worse than it actually is) has died although I hear that ninewells have done a good job ressurecting him although all the rites seem to be taking a while.

I'm now wondering who is going to drop dead next.

Will it be Robert which will mean that I don't have to get my ass in gear and write him a profile? (any suggestions for it would be appreciated although I don't want any controversy over it despite the fact that he clearly used to participate in the type of rituals used to make small children's teddy bears stand up and strangle them) I'm also slightly worried that he used to keep an axe under his bed.

Will it be Davus so that I can finally throw away my contact lenses which have a special layer in the middle that do not allow light of wavelengths between 620-585 nm to pass through them?
Or will it be Connor so I can nab his physics project, which is vastly superior to mine, and get a deccent grade for AH physics which for some reason seems to be one hell of a lot harder than Higher

anyhow I'll take your bets on who the next victim will be.
you may have noticed that I have omited Mr.T from my list, this is because I cannot belive that such a happy camper could possibly be extinguished in its prime, no he will have to go at least one step further (either that or give the profits from his little production company, Dramatic Gasp who seem set to make quite a name for themselves in time, to me in his will).
I'll leave you to ponder which of them is the most doomed.

Stay Alive (you damn well better)
Zed0

Tuesday, September 21, 2004

dyelsxia mtaetrs not?

I know that few people out there like reading copy and paste type things, I was going to post about my stay in London at the weekend but the post I had written out over a double period of computing got completely swallowed although due to more recent events I am kind of glad about it. I would still like to say to Rebecca, Arun and especially Sonja that I'm missing you.

Aynawy hrees the mian cpoy and ptase msesgae wihch I actlauly fnuod qiute inetresnitg:
I cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdgnieg
The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at
Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a
wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be
in the rghit pclae. The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed
it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed
erveylteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe.
Amzanig huh?
yaeh and I awlyas thought slpeling was ipmorantt !.!.!

Stay Alive
Zed0

Friday, September 17, 2004

Arrr, me hearties!

Hello there everyone, I don't have time for much of a blog since I'm going down to London to see Sonja, Rebbeca and Arun but at the moment I have to say Arrrrr!

International Talk Like a Pirate Day

Have fun on Sunday everyone, I just need to remember to sayt Ahoy to everyone in London though I doubt I'llbe sinking any ships

Stay alive
Zed0

Wednesday, September 08, 2004

Well what have we here?

Watch this
can anyone work out how they fold that shirt so fast? if so please tell me because I could really use knowing how to do that when I'm worknig at Oxfam. would it work with a long sleved shirt?
I haven't posted for a while because my life is altogether too boring, not much to report, loads of people have been off last 2 days becasue of open days in Glasgow and I was off on the highly aclaimed Peer Tutoring day on Monday, they tried to convince me to do scribing though I'm fairly sure my hand writing would have been worse that the tutoree.

There you are, told you I'd get a blog up by 10 today, I hope that Sonja and Rebbeca had a good day back at school.

Stay Alive
Zed0

Wednesday, September 01, 2004

Crazes

Sorry about the late posting of this but our internet went down for no apparent reason earlier for a couple of hours.

I was wondering what everyone thinks is going to be the next big craze for the primary schools? I remember that the three biggest ones, I'm sure that there were others, we had were Pogs (you know the small disks of card that you stacked up in a pile and then tried to flip over as many as you could), Tamagochis (the electronic pets) and Yoyos (for those of you with leaky memories: the things that went up and down the strings).
I was at my cousin's in England and it was apparent to me that Pokemon cards had struck a lot harder there in the primary schools than it hit us.

I think that the next big craze will be little working pocket robots whose parts you can swap with your friends in the hope of building the ultimate robot

See if you can come up with something a little more imagianative, I don't have much time to think of anything but when I do I'll post it.

Monday, August 30, 2004

OW

I've just gone back to my standard routine of going to Tae Kwon Do class every week but after having been away for the summer with no one but my sister hitting me I've found that getting hit hurts! I expected to go back and find while getting hit isn't the most convenient thing to happen its no major set back but it seems that many of the people in my class have been going to other classes else where and keeping their strength up so that they can pound the living daylights out of me now I get back. Anyhow I'm now back in front of my laptop bored with large bruises all over and generally feeling depressed and sore.

Stay alive
Zed0

Saturday, August 28, 2004

This is what you get when you go to random sites that get posted on forums:


If you haven't been sick yet you are a less dizy man than I(or possibly a less dizy woman than I).

For more random stuff go to eBaum's World


Thanks to everyone who has been good enough to grace this site with their pressence, oh alright alright, thanks to Davus too for providing half the comments so far.
Stay alive
Zed0

Friday, August 27, 2004

Summer in Norway

Alright, heres my first real post:

I went to Norway this summer and I was dreading what the weather would be like because of reports from people I know who live there and I was being given reports of the temperature scale like this(fortuneately it was sunny all the time though):

+15°C This is the warmest it gets in Norway, so let's start here; The Spanish
put on winter coats, hats and mittens. Norwegians sunbathe.

+10°C
The French desperately try to start the central
heating in their homes.
Norwegians plant flowers in their garden.

+5°C
Italian cars don't start.
Norwegians cruise around in convertibles with the
top down.

0°C
Water freezes.
The water in the Oslo Fjord thickens slightly.

-5°C
People in California nearly perish from the cold.
Last barbecue of the season in Norway.

-10°C
The British run up the heat in their houses to max.
Norwegians put on a long-sleeved sweater.

-20°C
Australians leave for home, shellshocked.
Norwegians realise that summer has turned to autumn.

-30°C
Greeks die of cold by the thousands and disappear
from the face of the earth.
Norwegians start to dry their laundry indoors.

-40°C
Paris cracks and crumbles into pieces from the cold.
Norwegians stand patiently in line to buy hot dogs.

-50°C
Polar bears evacuate the North Pole.
The Norwegian army postpones their winter manouvres,
waiting for real winter weather.

-60°C
Santa Claus moves south.
Norwegians are frustrated, as they can no longer
store moonshine outdoors.

-70°C
The Norwegian army commences their winter manouvres

-183°C
Microbes in food die.
Norwegian cows complain that the hands of the
milkers feel cold.

-273°C
All atomic movement ceases.
Norwegians agree: "Shit, today it really feels cold
outside!"

-300°C
Hell freezes over.
Norway wins the Eurovision Song Contest."


So... Uh... Yeah

Just getting this started, creating the blog took wayyy longer than the 3 minutes it said it would