I’m in the process of switching from Apple’s iDisk to Dropbox, as you can imagine that involves a lot of uploading, so much so that I need a snickers apparently!

A benefit of strolling around a city you only vaguely know is that you come across jems such as a melted car. Well, perhaps not a entirely dissolved set of wheels but certainly a melted bumper.

It makes interesting viewing, but perhaps more of interest is the question of how it ended up in its present state!?

Some things are just meant to be together..

Clearly the person that was laying out the drinks must have been having a laugh when setting up this contradiction.

Clearly somebody at my local supermarket, Tesco thought it would be a good idea to actually listen to their customers and so in this spirit they installed a whiteboard in the middle of the store with a simple question:

This simple request created a stream of requests all the way from Loose Tampax to Polish Dumplings! Of course the British sense of humor was not let down with one request for a “Loving Husband”!

In some ways I see this as the discursive nature of the internet spreading into the real world. Humans want to be heard, but we only bother when the barriers are low enough; this is of course a problematic paradox.