Due to reasons very much as a result of my fiddling in real life, currently Podcast 3 sits 3/4 written with recording not likely to occur until after next week. The main reasons have been work related I’m afraid, so … Continue reading →
The Lord of Leisure has finally begun resuming his leisurely activities, much to the rejoicing of the countless millions who offered their lives to ensure a return to form, lying on the settee, watching Doctor Who reruns while consuming the … Continue reading →
The Lord of Leisure remains entrenched in the Arctic Tundra, his work ever coming to an end. But having been by himself for many days, fever has started to set in with thoughts most foul occurring. Well, different foul thoughts … Continue reading →
While other things are afoot, it’s about time the text from the review on the last podcast was placed on the Internet with countless pictures used This month for the choice of game on Gamer’s Corner from episode 2 of … Continue reading →
Unbelievably as I type this, tickets are still available for this year’s Glastonbury, and you don’t even have to have registered back in February as this has been reopened as well. The excuse of the mud is still being touted … Continue reading →
I have taken some time out during my extended stay in the Arctic tundra to remark on the musical gatherings this year, and today of all days for a very good reason. It appears that the sales for Glastonbury 2008 … Continue reading →
A man emerged from the mildly frost free sleeping back and observed the view. All around was whiteness beyond the human imagination. Another day, another currency of your choice, he muttered through the lips that were surrounded by a beard … Continue reading →
Yes friends, the audio naughty that was indicated during the last post from the Arctic wastelands, is indeed another Gamers with Jobs podcast, however the Lord of Leisure took time out from his busy schedule of watching TV to add … Continue reading →
After an extended period of staying in, the cold chilling to the bone and parts beyond, The Lord of Leisure sits with his banjo, a cup of tea and a copy of the Angling Times, simply because the local polar … Continue reading →