Charting A Course Through The Mundane
Yet another shining example of the British press. Not one but two papers today made the same mistake. The Daily Express and The Mirror published the pictures of the Dutch dressage team instead of the British dressage team. The Dutch won bronze, the Brits won gold. Attention to detail, that’s why the British press are the best in the world.
Stuff which what we found interestin'.
Gaming company Gearbox honour the death of a gamer by having Borderlands robot Clap-Trap read out a special eulogy – (Destructoid)
Carlos The Jackal back in the dock for charges of murder, claiming he’s killed 2,000 people – (Anorak News)
Finally, an honest review of Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy’s new movie Tower Heist – (Film Drunk)
Ten years of Internet domain name disputes, including Wayne Rooney – (BBC News)
Sportscaster has a ‘touching cloth’ moment live on air when he experiences an earthquake.
The search for a John McClane Jnr, for the new Die Hard movie, is now down to four – (Slash Film)
A mystery aircraft was seen plunging into the sea off Angus in Scotland – (STV News)
Jealous husband fed steroids to wife to keep her fat and housebound – (The Mirror)
HMS Friday 