It's been scientifically proven that Mondays pass more slowly than any other day

Another slow Monday. I did get some of The Grey Line written and I'll probably cut this post short so that I can write more and get it posted. I also handed in the second draft of my personal statement, which is a weight off my mind for another couple of days. Still need to fill out some forms to go to the St Andrews University open day on the 24th. Not that I particularly want to go to the open day, I just have to. The Edinburgh one was fun, but only because it was me, Sam, Jimerson and Skippy and we spent more time in Forbidden Planet than we did in the lecture.

Anyway, I've just wasted fifteen minutes watching Weird Al music videos on YouTube and now I'm watching Bill Bailey, so I'm a little distracted. Did you notice I actually managed to get a woodle up last night? I'm practically on a roll. Well, a wobble that could, with appropriate wind conditions, carry on to one side or the other and turn into a roll.

I've been watching Black Books on DVD again recently. Really funny Channel 4 sitcom, considered a bit of a sister series to Spaced, which you should also watch.

I've just realised that it's a little over a week until Half Life 2: Episode 2 comes out (in shops and in the UK; it's out on Wednesday on Steam and in the US). I'll have to remember to preorder that at some point. And add it to the huge list of games that I keep meaning to play and finish. I'll do them all one day. You'll see.


Okay, got distracted by Weird Al songs again. And this news story about the woman fighting that case against the RIAA over downloading songs. Good on her, I say. Kick their asses.

Unfortunately, that made me want to watch Don't Download This Song a couple of times. Curse you and your musical talent, Yankovic.

More tomorrow, as their shall be for some time to come yet. I'm off to write some fiction stuff, I hope.