I’ve just got the list of who I’m going to see tomorrow, and it looks pretty good…

• Lenny Henry (UK Comedy Legend)
• Al Murry (Character comic, quite funny)
• Andy Parsons (Mock The Week panelist, sorta funny but annoying delivery)
• Ed Byrne (Irish comic, pops up on panel shows time-to-time)
• Shappi Khorsandi (Iranian female comic)
• Russel Kane (if.comedy nominee)

Over all a great line up. I’ve seen Lenny Henry do stand-up once before, and he was fantastic! Hopefully it’ll be a great show tomorrow!

Nikon have returned my broken camera, and have performed a fantastic repair job on it. Thanks Nikon!

Now there replacing it, from tomorow, it’s Radio Hampshire. Their trying to make a competative rival to Radio 1. Not only is of going to fail as Radio 1 runs off the license fee, so they don’t need to brake for adverts. However, the ad based stations have to breakevery 10 minutes for “some important messages”. Rubbish.

So if you can recive it, set your dials to 107.2, to enjoy the last minutes (until 3pm) of Winchesters only local radio station.

My First (legal) Pint, originally uploaded by Ja.ck.

Lovely stuff

Boobie Cake, originally uploaded by Ja.ck.

Some guys brought this into college today for my birthday. Full of sugar, bit of tought marzipan, but it was a pretty good cake over all.

So heres to another year, and the doors my age opens up.

“Hey, if you hold the firework you can fire it, like a magic spell”
“You mean like on Harry Potter?”
“Yeah! Expecto Patronum!”
“Thats not really safe…”
“Its alright, I’ve been doing it for years!”

I think it’s a sacking offence to make light of the murder of anybody, never mind prostitute women who are vulnerable and criminalized.

Cari Mitchell
English Collective of Prostitutes

First up, I never knew there was a union for this sort of work. You didn’t see them protesting in the 80’s. Actually, I’m sure it was a profitable period for the sex workers, with all the money in the cities. These people have jobs, they have families to feed, and they’re pretty good at what they do. Do you want them selling their body for mon…. oh yeah, sorry.

What they don’t get is one simple fact.

Its a joke.

Clarkson didn’t go out there and condone the idea. He’s not saying get up from your chair, get in a truck, and party like Peter Sutcliff on his Birthday. He’s making a joke about it. Stick and stones.

Most humour today is laughing at the faults and stereotypes of someone or something. If we didn’t have that, then there would be no comedy at all. Look at A, look how they do B, I heard they C there D’s. Now this always has a kernel of truth in it, if its funny. Else its just a lie. If its a lie, then there’s no humor in it. Capiche?

Besides, how can these newspapers on one page complain about how the media is acting in a terrible manner, whilst printing hate speech against foreigners on the next (Yes, I am talking about you Daily Mail).

Were on the eve of proberbly one of the most historic presidential elections to take place, and yet the main focus seems to be on two clowns who did an imature prank.

Lets be righteous on someone else’s behalf, thats the good and proper thing to do!

Most of the stuff I’ve been doing recently I’ve mentioned on Twitter. I took a few photos on my phone, rambling about, which I’ll upload tonight to Flickr. I like this idea of “moblogging”. The names got a bad, 1999, pager loving, vibe about it. However, it is nice to be able to send stuff to the net, on the go.

On Friday I’m heading to the Hampshire Chronicle offices, due to a Chronicle based competition I entered. The competition was to find a student blogger for the Chronicle’s website, and I came joint runner-up. I’ll post my entry (a 300 word blog post) in a few days. Hopefully I may end up in the paper. J

Now to try and contribute something good to my UCAS form…