You know James' blog entry on Sunday where he tried to create the perfect woman in Photoshop using features from beautiful women was interesting, mainly because it seems to prove that there isn't some sort of formula for beauty. He combined parts which should make someone really stunning and yet she just looked fairly normal. There's probably something deep that you can get out of that. Or not.

Well, Mark at least I can spell grammar, a retort which would have been much more effective if given last week when he put "grammer" in his blog. Rather than waiting nearly a whole week to point it out, I didn't notice immediately and then I never got round to mentioning it.

Helen mentions us having pizza for my birthday and says I will probably go into more detail, so I feel maybe I should. We had pepperoni and onion on one pizza and a Meat Feast Pizza and a Vegetarian one, plus 2 orders of garlic bread. I'm not sure if that's what she meant by more detail :-) We also had a rather delicious butterscotch cake and a Lord of the Rings birthday cake.

I got some excellent presents too, including "Absolute Balderdash" Yay, and a bubble machine, which is fantastic, plus a radio controlled helicopter, must get batteries for that, the base thing takes 8 batteries!! and the controller needs one too. I also got a Back to the Future book and one of those Atari joystick things from Mark, which is very cool and I got Uno, another great game that I've mentioned on here before and wished that I owned. I got some art as well and a book of Darwin Awards, a desktop inflated basketball hoop and money to buy a Discman. So all round an excellent haul :-)

Random observation of the day

Breakout is highly addictive.