IdleTymes Blog

If you've had a chance to have a go on the new nintendo Wii you'll know what I'm talking about when I say it is amazing and fantastic. I'm not a game geek in any way, however this machine works in such a completely new and different way it puts itself into a whole new genre of gaming. The interface, rather than being based on pushing buttons repeatedly, is based on actual movements you make! So if you move the control up/down/left/right/forwards/backwards/sideways/quickly/slowly the game responds acordingly! Seriously! It uses some kind of giro technology mixed with an infared thing on the top of your television. It's amazing. I'm hooked, and I recomend it - especially to anyone who used to play games but hasn't in a few years, you'll be sucked straight back in!

I think the MD is worried about the lack of eye candy in the office when clients come to visit, but rather than hire a couple of beautiful bimbos to sit

around the office and brighton the place up, he's decided to approach the problem latterally this time. He's gotten us all discounts at a local botox clinic! Alexander is really keen for Adrianna to get involved. I wonder why…

Keith Richards is alleged to have ‘snorted dad’s ashes’ during a drugs binge.  Both Richards and his manager (Jane Rose) have since come out and said the comments raised during his recent interview with Mark Beaumont of NME were “said in jest”.  This may be so, and this could well be an overblown April Fool’s Day joke in the ilk we all love to read here – but it does the raise the question of whether or not Keith Richards has gone too far this time?

It’s easy to say that Richards is a mere ‘Rock Star’ and that as such he will be tempted to make exaggerated claims such as these to get press coverage and his name in print – for fear of becoming a nobody.  What Richards may not understand however is that shortly after the news broke it was on many UK-based chat forums where comments that his actions were “cool” resounded among the youth.  He sets and example and has now give a younger generation a great idea of what to do with their parents’ ashes.  

Richard may feel that today’s music bands aren’t up to the standards that he and his contemporizes set back in the 60s, but his recent actions also show that Richards has done little growing up as he has aged.

Things seem good on the work front. I've completed the problem prone skin and acne part

Things seem good on the work front. Check out the new design on the laser tattoo removal clinic page

Today many of our media outlets are reporting on the unexpected historic vote last night by the House of Commons (337 to 224) in favour of a wholly-elected House of Lords. This decision will likely both overturn centuries of tradition (the decision does not automatically become law) and also goes against the wishes of the Government that the upper chamber be a 50/50 split between elected and nominated members. Many of the comments in today's press are claiming that the decision is a reaction by MPs to the recent peer-purchase scandal involving the Government, and it's not too difficult to see how this may indeed be true. However, this is a long cry from the comments of one MP that the decision was "brilliant" as it would ensure there was no further need for reform in the "foreseeable future". More accurate would be to say that the decision is a reactionary one, and until recent times the UK has not been known to act in such a clumsy manner. Indeed, the only real winner of last night's vote is likely to be chaos. It is hard to see how having two elected chambers will help smooth the wheels of a cumbersome and, at times, dreadfully political process. What is for sure is that having two wholly-elected chambers will inevitably lead to a British democracy that is even more sclerotic that it ever was. Now that might not be a prospect that many considered before last night!

On a more positive note.
Veronica has completely redesigned the non surgical treatments part