Showing posts with label Mozart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mozart. Show all posts

Monday, 27 January 2020

Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 27-1-2020: Mozart

27th January, 2020.


I have to say: it’s a Monday.

Apart from any potential laundry?

I have very little to do.

Well … 

Bar stuff for the blog, and my usual jobhunting.

Given the situation with YouTube?

I’m thinking starting an extra torrent, and migrating videos over to it would be a good idea.

Once I can think of a name … 

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Tuesday, 10 December 2019

Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 10-12-2019: Number 10?

10th December, 2019.


Right … 

It’s official: I’ve had half an hour extra in bed.

As the course I’m on is now starting at ten, instead of nine thirty: we are, as a group, getting ahead of ourselves.

I can’t complain.

An extra half hour in bed is always welcome.

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I have to admit, I’ve got a Youtube channel.


And, of course, I get advertised to!

We all do.

Yesterday?   I opened up Youtube, so I could do my usual amount of uploading.

And … ?

Faced a huge advert from the Conservatives encouraging me to vote for them.

They can b*gger off!

Especially as I’ve got a ‘Vote Green’ poster in my window … 

~≈†≈~

Sunday, 20 October 2019

Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 20-10-2019: Sydney Opera House

20th October, 2019.


Right … 

You’ve possibly realised I’m a film fan.

It’s not like I haven’t made it obvious, over the years.

Last night, though … ?

I managed to catch the Noel Clarke penned Kidulthood — my review’s here — last night.

Something I’ve not done?

Is a video version of these reviews.

I still haven’t, I think.

But, in the light of now being able to earn money on uploads?

Thought something could be helpful … 


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In a sad bit of news?

A sad bit that I missed … ?

Is that Rick Loomis, founder of Flying Buffalo Games, has died of lymphatic cancer: after a long fight with the disease.

I’m saddened to hear that.

His company’s Tunnels and Trolls was my first role playing game: and the second one to be published.

It’s … 

Well, it’s sad to hear the man who’s company picked up the challenge of Dungeons and Dragons, and made the concept cheaper and easier to play, has gone.

RIP, Rick.

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