Audience of One

The second miscellany

Time for another round of humorous search terms, methinks. Searching for these phrases drew people to this site:

• blasphemous quotes from the Pope (read one of his books, I’m sure there’ll be some…)
• Conversatives UK
• can we sin after we’re saved? (of course, otherwise Christians would be perfect – kind of obvious we’re not, isn’t it?)
• interesting facts about ecstacy (it rots your brain?)
• Rev. Andrew Wingfield Digby (it seems my entry on a recent dream is on Google’s front page for this search…)
• why do Anglicans pray for dead? (erm, they don’t?)

Secondly, some fantastic news from Lewis, a friend of the family just out of uni/teacher training: he’s beaten all other applicants and got a job at my school! Good news for the Christian Union, the ecology, volleyball and (yet to be formed) juggling clubs, and anyone who gets taught by him.

In other news, Apple Computer released OS X Tiger on Friday, and my friends Tom and Eric visited the new Apple retail store in Birmingham (and entered me in a competition as I couldn’t make it). Oh, and yet another climate study has backed global warming.

And finally, a quote from T.S. Eliot I read today:

Television is a medium of entertainment which permits millions of people to listen to the same joke at the same time, and yet remain lonesome.

Currently listening to Glamorous Indie Rock & Roll – The Killers

Matthew @ 20:12, April 30, 2005 to Miscellaneous | Comments (5)