Another week on and I've finally
ditched the bag of old newspapers. Combing through old news I came
across yet another series of “bizarre-but-true” stories. I
used to have a bit of a thing for Jared Leto after watching My
So-Called Life so was
amazed by almost unrecognisable images of him after he's shed some
serious pounds in preparation for his role as a transvestite aids
patient in The Dallas Buyers Club:
As an avid fan of
Groupon, a light-hearted human interest story about a man proposing
through the voucher site's newsletter caught my eye. Since trying to
do a Google search for Amir Michaeel's proposal, I've discovered more
Groupon unions:
The start of
December heralds the beginning of Christmas and the end of Movember.
I was rather taken with Gillette's retro style ad campaign supporting
the annual fund-raising event. If, like me, Gillette's “revivalist”
campaign managed to pass you by, images of the adverts are available
at:
As the festive
season is now officially upon us, our Christmas decorations go up
today and I'm going to wrap the first of my Christmas gifts. Having
read a ridiculous story about the cost of Christmas, I'm going
to avoid purchasing anything listed in The 12 Days Of Christmas
– particularly the swans that now apparently cost around £625
each:
With British Heart
Foundation research in mind, as we power through December towards the
New Year, I'll be contemplating resolutions:
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