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Sunday, November 06, 2005
Friday, August 26, 2005
Posted
5:23 AM
by Gobbler
Hasta La Vista, Bloggi
To the bloggers of this world who have, from time to time, been good enough to read this blog and comment on it,
As you may have noticed, of late I have not been posting. I think the time has come to formally declare that Goulden Moments is going into hibernation for the while.
I have chalked it up, I have fought the madness and I have enjoyed it but the fat lady has given her last hurrah and I must retire. All good things must come to an end and, thankfully, some shitty things as well.
On that note, a fond ta taa,
Nick
Author of Goulden Moments, guilty as charged
Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Posted
10:43 AM
by Gobbler
alrighty there chaps?
did you know that it cost 100000 RMB to set up a business in China? thats about 7000 quid, which is quite a lot.
Also, in other news, I'm going to finish my manuscript tonight. That's not something you can say everyday is it? And the exciting thing is that I'll probably be able to say it tomorrow as well, cos I probably wont be able to get it done...
All good my end of the woods. Tip of the week is that Sweden spells nedews backwards, which is ancient anglo saxon for 'Golly'.
The other riveting thing is that I'm still trying to beat my friends high score on, wait for it, MINESWEEPER. Bloody awful game, but I challenge anyone in the world to beat her high score on 'Expert' of something like 176 seconds. It might even be in the 160's. It's phenomenal, it's disgusting. I think my record is 256 seconds and I'm quite good at it.
How the hell are you?
Mr & Mrs Cheesm: Is that caaaaaaaaaaaaaaaards? SO to speak
Bjorgvin: you still good to go for the 8th mate?
Evil Uncle: Waaaaaaart? Can you tell the vampire called mabel one again, ive forgotten the bit in the middle.
Monday, June 27, 2005
Posted
6:44 AM
by Gobbler
I love the smell of Napalm in the Morning
I actually quite like it in the afternoons too.
Today, Old Bugger B'garr tells us the tractor story.
The Trak-Tarrr Story.
Sumtoims youw can be droivin alorng on yor traktarr, youw know, droiving alorng tuw the next field or sumthing loik thart, 'n' youw can, speciali if youw are droivin down a narrow lane nort uwsed very orften, youw can pick up sum things orn the way, that get attached tuw your traktarr loik braanches and plaants and other brik-a-braak. Youw might nort even nowtis youwve dun it, or, youw moight nowtis bart youw carnt storp on the roawd to take it orf. Now, youw moight collect kwoight a lort of brik-a-brakk owver toime and it will slow the traktarr down no end. Then, wun day, it moight all just come orf and then your traktarr will gow much farster, which is whart youw warnt, isnt it.
Talk backs next time....
Thursday, June 16, 2005
Posted
7:31 AM
by Gobbler
International Crowd
I'd just like to say that of the four people who left comments on the last blog, two were American, one was German and one was Icelandic. And that is marvellous. Thank you. Poor form from the likes of Evil Uncle, clearly runnign scared..
Some Days
Well chappies I feel I should tell you that this blog may well have contracted a terminal disease known as being in Blighty. You see, some bloggers like that stalwart cupcake Kat (how the devil are you m'dear?) might as well face it they're addicted to blog, a true online diary chronicling the woes and nice bits of the daily grind. But I fear I canna be arsed.
But, to continue for now. Having gone to Spain with a plan to do some writing, but having no real idea how it would all turn out (it looked like it was all going to go tits up at one point and I thought about leaving) I came back with what can basically be described as a book. Perhaps not a very good one, but a book nevertheless. However, it was not finished and is so wierd that I have now to glue it all together and ty and make some sense of it, not easy to do with so many other distractions, but getting there slowly.
Interestingly, all bets are off on one of the most distracting distractions and it probably won't be doing much distracting for much longer.
Another monster distraction is the next project, which has had to overlap due to time constraints, deadlines etc. This weekend will see the shooting of 'The Flop, the Turn and the River'. At least thats what I think it should be called. Some prat wants to call it 'The Deal'. What can you do. Difficult to explain what it's exactly about because we are going to, as they say, 'wing it' and shoot as much footage as possible, then stick it together in editing. I am playing the imaginative part of 'Afro-Man', a fantastic and in depth character with a ridiculous haircut. So I'm not really acting at all....
Back to the book. Preliminary editing three-quarters done. Am re-writing a few stories that I have always hated. Anyone who remembers 'Unscheduled' will remember that it caused me lots of grief and it caused me all kinds of unpleasantness. It re-wrote it yesterday and now it's better.
Okay punkies, I must now attend to one of my distractions.
Kat: Hello Kat, how's Arnold? What good is satisfaction if you are not happy? What good is anything if you are not happy? And are you not just arguing semantics? If you are satisfied will you not be happy? Could you be happy if you were not satisfied? And I don't know if I'm one year better but I would go so far as to say that I was one year less stupid...
Sebastard: Looks like the 16th is back on, will send an e or try to call you. Will be organising everything today so hope to see you then. Sorry have not been in touch sooner. But then you are one of creations fouler monstrosities and it doesn't do to give you encouragement.
Bjorgvin: Especially as lots of famous and clever people searching for the meanign of life and trying to work out how to be happy went mad or became recluses or were terminally miserable sods, so they clearly had something seriously wrong... See you on the eighth mate.
Rube: not too much, went down the local for a couple and ended up having a late one so it was all good. But you see Rube, I'm even more of a clean living, upstanding memeber of the community now than I was iun China, and I have far more constructive things to do nowadays than hit the sauce. You see I- shit, gotta go, pubs opening.
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