It’s now April 2014, only 4 months since last anything was written on oohsometimes.com, and once again there have been many things on in the meantime, in some ways, more intense than the year that proceeded everything to this point. … Continue reading →
On the evening where the new Royal pain in the ass is announced to a world who apparently cares (it’s a baby boy in case your Facebook feed hadn’t already exploded with the news), it seems rather odd that today … Continue reading →
The last week or so in April, has been nothing short of downright depressing for many individuals around the globe, and not because that smell from the fridge has gotten slightly worse. From Boston, where two ass-holes decided to experiment with pressure … Continue reading →
Recently, it’s been upmost on my mind that you can have all the good intentions in the world of completing those vital tasks which contribute to everyday life such as milking the cat, cleaning your underpants and discovering a new … Continue reading →
In face of the Chief Medical Officer of the Starship UK, having watched Attack of the Giant Killer Ants from 1952 and proclaiming we’re all doomed by super-bugs which cheers us all up no end, there was a different article written … Continue reading →
Happy New Year all, it’s now 2013. First of all, let’s give a big round of applause to the Mayans who foretold the end of the world and got it absolutely wrong! Though to be fair, their track record wasn’t fantastic, given they didn’t really see the … Continue reading →
It’s been a couple of days since the world was gripped with what in some circumstances would been termed a medical disease, but what Boris Johnson came out with as a term of happiness, Olympomaina. Even if you don’t give … Continue reading →
And in Part deux of this epic tale of wonder and Quake 2 tornaments, we actually have to take a detour off the deep end to remark on one of the more wonderful of the Friday afternoon’s developer sessions staring … Continue reading →
Yep, just once in a while, there is an event in which something is sent from the heavens to us on Earth, and the bitter cynical husks among the human population rejoice with a semi-audible grunt. It’s not often that … Continue reading →
There are many reasons to be depressed. You’ve run out of milk, you have to look at a loved one, or worse the only way you make it through the day is chewing razor blades. What makes it even better … Continue reading →