Friday, 29 August 2008

Simple Blog

This is a blog at it's simplest.

It was created at blogger.com in a matter of seconds. it allows posting, and commenting on posts.

this is a sample post.

From time to time here in the office, we receive a natty gismo to try - hey, that's why we're here. But amongst the wonderful bits and pieces there are always a few weirdies which are to all intents and purposes as comprehensible as Batman with Robin's cloak stuck between his teeth, as helpful as a telephone directory with all the numbers tippexed out, and as bizarre as John Craven's Newsround viewed through a box of translucent yellow toothpicks.

Just such a device has recently been withdrawn from an ominous looking brown paper bag, and I think it's watching me...

It's green, about three inches in diameter, it's called a Vegometer and it's like nothing I've seen. You insert your root vegetable through the spout, rotate the central core, and out pop rings, circles or cubes - depending on the nozzle. It's not that the nozzle is meant to have three options, it's just that after a few uses the plastic seems to break off. And out come the cubes, bizarrely.

Oh, and don't forget if you spill lager on it, it will blow up.

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