It's been a while, hasn't it? As of now I am going to post on here again. Every Friday will be a new post. The content may vary week by week and it may not be the exact same time... Continue Reading →
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2015 annual report for this blog. It was amazing to see my stats for this year, my first year on WordPress. I honestly didn't expect to get as many views and the like,... Continue Reading →
First off, I want to apologise for being ridiculously quiet. Sorry. Right, now that that's out of the way I can get on with what I wanted to talk about... A while back I made a post about chiptune and... Continue Reading →
Recently, the news has been ablaze with parents and politicians, dentists and doctors, with regards to the idea of a sugar tax. The proposal of a 5% tax on sugar and other sugary foods would aim to decrease the amount... Continue Reading →
Devastating violence, Innocent deaths. Au nom de quoi? A world in mourning, Unified nations. Au nom de quoi? A universal fear, Terror reigning. Au nom de quoi? A heart wrenching sorrow, Grieving anger. Au nom de quoi? Au nom de... Continue Reading →
The lonely flame that dances bright Casting shadows into the night A mesmerising flicker of heat Once a curse but now a treat A moment's pain when you get too close A fleeting second, a memory morose The beauty of... Continue Reading →
First things first, LSDj insn't a drug, it's the most popular piece of software used to make chiptune, a genre of music made on games consoles. Most commonly used is the Gameboy, due to its portability and convenience, but other... Continue Reading →
First of all, I'm going to apologise for the lack of blog posts. I've been short on ideas and time to write, what with college and friend drama and the like. So, I'm sorry about that one. Part of the... Continue Reading →
The Skulduggery Pleasant books created by Irish author Derek Landy is an award-winning, best-selling, children’s book series. The characters are realistic enough to provoke true emotion and their relationships remind me of some of my own. The humour and satire... Continue Reading →
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