Well, this weekend was a bit of a movie weekend, a bit of an eclectic bunch really:
Must Love Dogs
Rating: 2/5
Downfall
Rating 5/5 (Although likely to be an acquired taste!)
De-Lovely
Rating 5/5
God’s and Generals
Rating: 1/5
What an appalling film.
Slow, historically questionable, badly acted(or at least, directed badly), appallingly written, scored like a hallmark card.
The most enjoyable portion is the opening credits. And perhaps the battle scenes, where, for the most part, they stop talking!
I didn’t see the end, my laptop battery gave out. Small mercies…
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I started writing reviews of all these films, but it struck me, I’m really not very good at it tonight, and rather than my ramblings, I’ll keep it short!
P.S. I’m getting VERY frustrated with WordPresses HTML formatting of posts…. whitespace! keep the whitespace!
I’ve been surfing the web for old sites I used to visit and decided to drop in on google groups again.
I found my earliest presence on the internet, November 13, 1993!
Okay, I was young… I thought I was funny…. I watched star trek…. I’m so, so sorry.
Here it is posted via QUT by way of anon.penet.fi to Usenet.
I’d have my first web page, if I could find the floppy disks… and something to read them with 
I might do a little ‘look back’ on old sites, for some reason, it makes me sad when I can’t find them any more…
Very interesting article, http://www.4020.net/unposed/photorights.shtml
Do I have the balls to act upon it though, and take ‘real’ candids of people in the street.
I doubt it 
Still, one day I may become the edgy artist I dream of being!
If I don’t have to put the bins out and mow the lawns that is.
Inspired by this article ‘Google sells its soul, and ours’
I’ve decided to ban cookies from google.com* - this may mean giving up my prized gmail account (prized in that all the cool kids have one, (but I never use it)).
I wonder what that will do for their ad click tracking and the like.
How can Google trade in information without becoming involved in its meaning and context?