captain burrito

Atrocious song. Would definitely ragefuck her though.

Is it a MacBook? If so, the square box thing is probably overheating. They are notorious for this. Take the brick apart, leave it to cool down and it should work again. Soda Jerk: Are you fully certain the object in the photo is the amp you sent?

The magic of television.

Watched this the other week, it's really good.

Bazinga.

Whose house?

Tea. Preferably hot and in a mug.

Pet Hate: People excited about fast cars going round and round and round and crash and round.

It's a step up from the Supersonic Bath, but not quite as feature laden as the Megasonic Bath.

How does the guy in that video get his hair to stay like that? Bonus question: What is that particular hairstyle called?

Isn't much of the content in Dear Deirdre fictitious?

Having played only 2 uke's in my time, I have no idea if the SRC ones are good or not. They are certainly playable, but as Bigsby mentioned they do tend to stray out of tune quite often. I would say they are good for learning on though and at less than 20 it's not breaking the bank if you don't want to pursue it.

You can get ukelele's really cheap in the Sue Ryder Care charity shops.

How cheesey does Wensleydale taste? I like cheese, but I've not been too adventurous in what I've tried.

Square One is a brilliant shout. If they don't have it in there, then it probably dosen't even exist.

It's not the future until 2015. Flying cars and hoverboards galore. I remember as a kid wanting the pad things they have in Star Trek. Now we have the iPad, the Kindle and other varieties.

Hobbycraft or Staples perhaps? EDIT: Staples is at Kittbrewster Retail Park which I realise is not in town, but you could get some scran from the burger van whilst you're there.

There isn't. Mac and cheese isn't a veggie option, nine times out of ten it'd be on the menu regardless. I think restaurants are obligated to have a veggie option on their menu nowadays or am I wrong? A veggie restaurant would do pretty well in Aberdeen I reckon. Anything that does good, honest food seems to do well here. Look at how many sandwich shops there are, for example.

I've watched the first couple of episodes of The Corner, it's really good but can be thoroughly grim viewing at times. Slightly off topic, but has anyone seen Treme? I believe it's by the same folk behind The Wire and features loads of familiar faces. Enjoyed what I've seen of it so far, love Bunk's character.

The first one is Nanny McPhee.

23 and 39 are definite favourites.

Woah on the woah's in the first track. Gets boring really fast. TBH, the songs seem very average. You sound like the sorta band that'd be on first at Drummonds on a school night. The lead part in the first song was pretty good, but like I said the woah's spoil it.

David Cross. Probably the funniest person in the world.

Terrible band. Their fans are terrible people. Today's pet hate for me is the cooking guidelines on food packaging. I realise they are stated as being guidelines, but sometimes they are woefully inaccurate. If I hadn't gone and checked on my pizza 5 minutes before I had originally planned to, I would've gone hungry this evening.

They just want ass bad.