It was pretty hot outside today and pretty hot indoors too. Notice the 29C at the bottom. And when I’m in bed tonight I doubt whether it will drop below 28C. I wonder what it’s like in London? Feel free to post your office and home temperatures in the comments … Continue reading →

It’s been 28.5C in my flat for the last two days (and nights) and my poor PC just couldn’t take the strain. First in started turning itself off while I was using intense applications such as Photoshop and then it was happening every five minutes. The problem was overheating. Running … Continue reading →

Well summer looked like it had really started down the seafront last night. The area from the West Pier through to Hove Lawns was packed with around 3,000 under 18’s getting hammered on booze. It was lively but not rowdy and reminded me of my old Margate beach party days. … Continue reading →

England rode their luck and are now placed on top of their group which makes qualification almost a certainty due to Sweden and Trinidad & Tobago’s 0-0 draw. The second half was very disappointing but I do think the heat played a part. England will not have to play another … Continue reading →

I caught up with Graham Duff, writer and star of BBC Three’s IDEAL last night at the Koba on Western Road. Okay, so he’s not in Heat magazine every week but he does play the funniest character in my favourite comedy series, the ultra-gay Brian. I was suprised that he … Continue reading →

For a great Bird’s Eye view of Brighton check out Microsoft’s Virtual Earth. I’m still upset that Google Earth doesn’t cover Brighton in detail but this makes up for it! For a brilliant alternative map of Brighton check out the one at www.drinkinbrighton.com. Its 1280×1024 for your PC’s wallpaper. Spotted … Continue reading →

This Thursday at The Koba (on Western Road) sees the latest event put on by Plenty More Fish In The Sea. Not quite speed dating and not as tacky as a singles night this is more like a club night for non-couples. If you want to get your Bank Holiday … Continue reading →