Asteroid!!!!

How many of you knew about YU55? YU55 is an asteroid 400m in diameter that is scheduled to pass VERY close to the earth in november of this year. Check out the latest Bib Report for more details.

Boring.

So it all went swimmingly. Hardly value for money, nothing out of the ordinary happened, 2 people got married and that was that. She didn't even fuck up her lines!

Must see TV.... this Friday.

Ok, I'm in no way a royalist, and I suspect there is a huge proportion of the worlds population that aren't either. So I expect that the royal wedding on Friday will be watched by at least 1 billion people around the globe, and that a fair proportion of those watching will ONLY be watching to see if anyone gets shot, blown-up, stabbed or otherwise dispatched in an unhealthy manner.

Worst paid job ever!

As you may imagine my role as one half of an award-winning* podcast show and everyday (almost) blogger, may not pay that well. So you can't help but forgive the fact that I have to search the archives of the so called job-centre website for work. I did however find what I would deem to be the worst paid job in England, the job is working for Julian Graves in Hythe Kent, working weekends for 10 hours. The pay is £6.11 per week! That works out at a whopping 61 pence per hour!

The original posting can be found here http://jobseekers.direct.gov.uk/detailjob.aspx?sessionid=9259560a-7351-4d36-a607-48c66af76b0a&pid=1&j=FOK/11125

Are we all still here?

So the supermoon didn't kill us hooray! Just to let you know there will be a new bad moon rising show released on wednesday night where me and Spock get all Shucked up when we discuss the legendary black dog of the east coast of England.

SuperMooooooooooooonnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!

As you may have heard, tonight is the night of the supermoon, which by a fluke of orbital mechanics means that the moon will be the closest it's been to the earth this year. But what we all want to know is will this lunar anomaly be the cause of apocalyptic happenings here on earth?

The mainstream scientific community will tell you in no uncertain terms 'NO!'.

But what if something did happen? Given the recent activity around the globe you could hardly be mistaken for thinking that any happening was any more than a freaky coincidence.

Only time will tell, just remember that when you look up at that over-sized satellite tonight that it might be the beginning of a different phase.

See you tomorrow! Hopefully.