Tag Archives: youtube

Wooden Spoon

By 6000 | 6000 | November 20, 2010

Ah… the good old Icelandic Wooden Spoon trick or Sleifaratriðið. Never fails to amuse. Well, I guess it’s either that or eating puffins…

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Rugby skills down under

By 6000 | 6000 | October 1, 2010

And because that blogroll clearout post was so horribly admin, some entertainment for the weekend ahead with All Black rugby stars Cory Jane, Piri Weepu and Rene Ranger and demonstrating some audacious talent in training – this for a Rugby Channel ad in New Zealand: Not to be outdone, Aussie players Josh Valentine, Adam Ashley-Cooper [...]

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More blogging for me

By 6000 | 6000 | November 16, 2009

Because my most important reader is me, I’m blogging this. It’s old news in SA now, but not all my readers are South African and I’m pretty sure it’s something that I will always enjoy coming back to, like Nhlanhla Nene falling off his chair, mid-interview. I know a lot of people are going to [...]

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The Real Thing

By 6000 | 6000 | August 21, 2009

This was going to be a post about the cricket, but even though England are spanking the Aussies (or maybe because of it), that would only entertain a small percentage of my viewing public. Then it was going to be a Youtube music video quota post. But the song in question (which I saw on [...]

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Using my video?

By 6000 | 6000 | June 24, 2009

Then it’s polite to ask first. And illegal not to. Yet that’s exactly what the pisspoor banvuvuzela.com has done. Illustrating their site with my video. Without asking. And what’s more, it’s promoting a cause which I wholeheartedly disagree with – namely a pathetic and pointless campaign to ban vuvuzelas from the FIFA World Cup Finals in South Africa [...]

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