I've been putting this blog off for ages, so I hope I can remember what I originally wanted to say.

So, I play the accordion. Not the massive one with a million and four buttons; I hope to some day but it's a big investment and I'd rather go with something a little less valuable first. So I've got a small one.

I apologise to any accordion boffins I may be offending if I get this wrong, but I believe there are three sizes - a minature one like mine with seven buttons,...

i ma gemius

Art & Design: B
Additional Science: A*
Design & Technology (Product Design): A
English: A*
English Literature: A
History: A*
ICT: C
Mathematics: A
Russian: C
Science: A

I like to think my results imply a greater intellect than my posts.

So yeah, I'm pretty chuffed about that.

I suspect my PD grade may have been fudged - I was predicted a B maximum. I had to design...

This blog isn't sad!



In other news, I built an enormous robot (in minature). And started work on a Transformer costume.

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Pissed about with Bionicle for the first time in ages. Disassembled, reassembled, built monsters, machines, others.

I'm not going to photograph and post all of the crap I built.* Instead, a choice selection.





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Portal 2 is available to preorder, if a little expensive. I'm still thinking about whether it's concieveable that the price might go down.

In the meantime, who wants a free Steam copy of Portal (1)?

EDIT: Oh, and I'm now going out with that girl I gave the rose to.

Oh, is this a blog? Whoops.

I was looking through old stuff and generally reminiscing the other day. I thought of childhood, things that had defined it, and things that I kept to this day. One of those things was: LEGO.

The plastic bricks have timeless and universal appeal, and I'm well aware of that. As such I won't give another lecture on the merits of the old Leg Godt. I'm also well aware that I talk about Lego quite a lot anyway, so this will be more specifically focused.

My point being, I...

While snacking on some jelly beans I got for Christmas I came across an oddly shaped red bean. It had a drip on one side, likely caused by an issue with temperature or mixture consistency when it was being dropped out of the manufacturing nozzle. Being of a somewhat artistic (read: weird) nature, various shapes it resembled began to appear in my mind. The resulting photos are now presented here with no further explanation.

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TOUGH LUCK, SPIKEBALL