The History of Television for Visopix. Enjoy.
The Leonidas Squadron
In might seem callous to say, but you always know a particular strand of a group has gone a bit bat-shit mental when people start blowing themselves up in the name of said cause. And though the leaders of the … Continue reading
A Close Shave: Famous Razors
Occam’s Razor - The simplest solution with the fewest assumptions is always the best. Hanlon’s Razor – Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity. Neil ‘Razor’ Ruddock – English league footballer for Liverpool. Geezer.
Sports Direct: A Scandal in Suburbia
We all know what Sports Direct are like. We abide the terrible service and labyrinthean caverns that contain their shops because we’re getting cheap sports deals. We’re ok with this. However, matching their online service to delivery company Yodel is … Continue reading
FOOTBALL PUNDITS ATE MY INTELLIGENCE : The Self-Appointed Wisdom of Ex-Footballer Punditry
Picture the scene: It’s a cold, biting Wednesday in January. The football season is beginning to reach a trotting pace, and Liverpool vs Manchester Utd in the FA Cup 4th Round lies in wait for the UK at the weekend. … Continue reading
Luis Suarez: He IS half bad
Luis Suarez isn’t all bad. Like that prick in Liar Liar he’s got some kind of evil claw effect on his whole right side. Here’s the proof.
YouTube Comments. Episode 1: SueTube
Bored? Well nothing – NOTHING – beats boredom like whittling away an hour or twelve trawling through the beguiling comments section on YouTube. Fishing for lunacy simply comes easier on some websites. Amongst video makers and commenters alike, YouTube appears … Continue reading
The Mail Online: In Numbers
The Daily Mail’s website, Mail Online, recently became the most visited online news source on the planet, overtaking The New York Times to reach over 45 million unique users in December. Yes, you read that right. They’re a news source. … Continue reading