The advertising companies must love it when people actually can't wait for the half-time Super Bowl
commercials and have to find them early instead.
It looks likes someone has found an interesting early ad - one with flowers, a skateboard and
Dubstep (whatever that is).
Here is the link anyway.
It's taken me nearly two years but I think I have found a decent place to watch Liverpool FC in
Berlin. The Irish Inn Damaschkestrasse have just had Sky installed (after a bit of persausion so
that will be where I will watch the games on Sky.
Previously I had been going to the touristy Irish pub in the Europa centre but the prices are a rip
off, the food is tastless and the service poor.
I'm sick of the Scotch community - especially Limmy - and their always whinging about England.
They are treated so bad they say, but all they can claim is some, un-noticed by us, media bias
leaving them out of conversations and patronising the thick pricks.
The worst example is the Scottish hatred of England at the World Cup.
Well, I'm back. Just to tell you I have the old World Cup site up and running. It's nothing too
exciting but we have some better writers than myself working there.
We ask important questions like "What time do England play USA?" or "What to do with Gazza" and
more insidpidly "Have the press ruined England's chances?
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I always knew the only good thing about Easyjet was their cheap prices. I've never expected great
service, good food and short queues. However, I have always expected to actually get on a flight I
booked...until last week.
Flying back from Liverpool Airport to Berlin, I arrived at the airport around half an hour before
the final check-in time.
Below is piece by Graham Cunningham (my favourite racing broadcaster despite him refusing to print
off my racing figures at Pontefract one day...claiming there was no printer in there) which was
buried in a recent Betfair piece.
If I ever end up on Mastermind then you can bet 1.
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Having not seen much British TV over the past three years and never having Sky Sports in England,
it's been great recently to watch Twenty/20 cricket on BBCiplayer. ...well until England got
knocked out.
I was only able to see the highlights package but that did for me as it brought back some good
memories.
I was offered a job the other day in a 'hot' country. A few years ago I would have jumped at the
chance but as I already live in a foreign country and have no desire to leave here, I turned it
down.
The main reason was the person I am with has a job here which they enjoy and it is refreshing not
to hear somebody moan every evening about their job.
I've always wanted proportional repesentation for the UK government ever since realising how the
first past the post system was bordering on the corrupt.
I was told years ago that it would never hapen because the political parties in charge would not
change the system that guaranteed them continuing power.
Since my last blog entry I have become an uncle twice. My youngest brother Philip whose wedding I
very nearly didn't go to became a father - a boy called Jack while my sister has just delivered a
baby boy who will be called Jack.
My brother's wife had a relatively easy (if there is such a thing) birth but my sister had all
sorts of complications with the cord being wrapped around James' head and they eventually had to
cut the baby out.