Author Archives: Tim Ireland
About Tim Ireland
Tim is the sole author of Bloggerheads.Bush and Blair: living in their own little worlds
BBC – Butler launches attack on Blair: Former civil service chief Lord Butler has criticised the way Tony Blair’s government operates, accusing it of being obsessed with headlines. He also attacked the way the Iraq war was “sold” to the … Continue reading
Britain owes the US… and we’re not talking gratitude here
Today in The Sun, Page 3 girl Nicola T (22, from Croydon) thinks people are too keen to forget the help given to Britain by the US. She says: “People are too quick to condemn America. We’re indebted to them … Continue reading
When the elves take over the highway…
Remember he’s on your side.
Yahoo 2004 Office Attachment Awards
The Yahoo 2004 Office Attachment Awards contain a lot of stuff you’ve already seen, one or two things that I missed myself (like this fun game) and quite a lot of vote-rigging.
The miracle of punctuation
Zefrank wishes to share the following thoughts on an alternative use for punctuation. In similar situations I prefer to revert to dripping sarcasm, but I can see the appeal of this simple approach. (You can access more short films by … Continue reading
The Sun: All your Christmas are belong to us
The Sun prepares you for a full red mist this morning with a kick-arse front page, letting you know that Christmas is under attack from “meddling politically correct jobsworths.” In case you’re not sure what this really means, today’s Page … Continue reading
Limmy.com – creator of Flash music video, video and various other wonders
Limmy makes some great stuff. You may have some trouble with the flash-driven mystery-meat navigation, so if you can’t find your way into playthings then please allow me to direct you to straight to this totally bitchin’ work of art. … Continue reading
Weblog Marketing – a word to the witless
Bloody hell. Take a look at this complete waste of space. (That goes for the web space itself and the dipsquit behind it.) It’s pretty obvious what he’s up to, and how little thought/effort has gone into it.
Lessons the UK can learn from internet(s) use in the US elections
I went to this event last night: Online Campaigning: Lessons the UK can learn from internet use in US elections Here’s a write-up by Brian Wheeler. There were some interesting opinions and some bullshits ones. Some interesting statistics… and some … Continue reading
