Make of it as you will.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210237/Mystery-identical-UFOs-1-000-miles-apart-caught-Google-Street-View.html

A battery-powered car has broken the UK land-speed record for electric vehicles at Elvington airfield near York.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19739882

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19740004

I got a new game today The Testament of Sherlock Holmes 2012, have played all the Sherlock games and thay are great, this one looks like its not going to let us down.

Looking forward most of all to roaming Victorian London

Screenshots to come later

I'm sure we've all come across things on the web that have been entertainingly strange or odd,and I thought it would be cool to share some of those things with each other; and what better place to do so than right here?

For example, have you ever Google'd the word "askew"? Try it. I laughed for over 5 minutes straight when I did.

So I finally caved in and bought a new game, Guild Wars 2. It's a MMORPG - Massively Multi Player Online Roll Playing Game.

I played GW1 years back and really enjoyed it. The great thing about this one is that there is no subscription fee, you pay once and play for free. I've only played it a few hours but I think I am going to really like it. It has a nice feel to it and it's great to figure out the details in a new game like this.

The graphics are pretty cool, as good as anything about at the moment I think - I'll grab some screen shots later and post them.

Of course my first character had to be a hot female ranger, I like ranged (bow and arrow) characters a lot and she looks pretty cute

Here's a rather long video I found, after the cut scene just skip to the action...

SO I was kept awake by what is currently my suspected hernia last night - seeing docs soon..

For some reason I was thinking about how in the US people say the word DATA. Now recently I have heard Dave call this site da-ta-hop-a.... da and ta as the a in cat; and hop as in what goes in beer.

Whereas I say day-ta-hope-a

Yes I told you it was pretty random.

But then I thought, why on Star Trek generations do all the US crew call Mr Data - "Mr Day-ta" - like how us Limeys say it ?

Is this word data pronounced differently in some parts of the US ?

I have heard posh people in the UK say Dar-Tar too btw.

Oh well enough of my rambling.