A few links, yawn...

Some people like to treat the unsuspecting web traveller to a riveting list of their CD collection, or perhaps an inventory of their sock drawer. Well, I considered these and other options, but finally decided that the best way to demonstrate my taste and discernment was to stick to the tried and trusted formula of favorite links (or fave linx as it is spelled in some parts of the web).

I know, I know, last time I checked in Wired, Dilbert was 'tired', but Scott Adams still has his finger on the pulse of my office politics!

As its about a number of children's TV programmes from the 1960's and 70's this may not mean much to you if you're under 30 or not British, but hey, why not take a peek anyway and see what you missed!

Blake's 7 was a wonderfully wobbly-of-set British SF TV series from the late 1970's - early 80's with a cult following (we used to be addicted to it at university)

Private Eye, a british satirical magazine. Or perhaps I should say, the british satirical magazine. It's got a good line in tasteless covers too.

As if Monty Python needed any introducton. This isn't a fan site however, it has stuff by the lads themselves - go see, you'll enjoy it!

If you are fed up with being asked to believe ridiculous 'truths' on the web, Dave's Web of Lies offers a safe haven! It offers a database of lies, celebrity liars and the opportunity to submit your own creative porkies.

	I know, I know, last time I checked in Wired, Dilbert was 'tired', but Scott Adams still has his finger on the pulse of my office politics!
	As its about a number of children's TV programmes from the 1960's and 70's this may not mean much to you if you're under 30 or not British, but hey, why not take a peek anyway and see what you missed!
	Blake's 7 was a wonderfully wobbly-of-set British SF TV series from the late 1970's - early 80's with a cult following (we used to be addicted to it at university)
	Private Eye, a british satirical magazine. Or perhaps I should say, the british satirical magazine. It's got a good line in tasteless covers too.
	As if Monty Python needed any introducton. This isn't a fan site however, it has stuff by the lads themselves - go see, you'll enjoy it!
	If you are fed up with being asked to believe ridiculous 'truths' on the web, Dave's Web of Lies offers a safe haven! It offers a database of lies, celebrity liars and the opportunity to submit your own creative porkies.