20 February 2015 #

Why you should never swear at strangers on the train http://telegraph.feedsportal.com/c/32726/f/568330/s/4392a07e/sc/7/l/0L0Stelegraph0O0Cnews0Cnewstopics0Chowaboutthat0C114242260CWhy0Eyou0Eshould0Enever0Eswear0Eat0Estrangers0Eon0Ethe0Etrain0Bhtml/story01.htm

13 things you’ll only know if you have an unusual surname

12 February 2015 #

Me included….

Marmite body paint - coming to a Harmony sex shop near you soon

11 February 2015 #

Who comes up with these ideas?!

Glasgow bin lorry driver speaks of the fatal high street crash

5 February 2015 #

Dispatcher helps to save life of toddler in dramatic emergency call

5 February 2015 #

You can get a cute fluffy kitten delivered to your desk to cuddle on your lunch break

5 February 2015 #

BT buys EE in £12.5billion deal

5 February 2015 #

Desperate customer who stole pizza for his kid pays restaurant back 13 years later after making it

5 February 2015 #

Dramatic moment plane carrying 58 people clips bridge and crashes into river

4 February 2015 #

Pensioner breaks down after hearing late wife in message for first time in 12 years

30 January 2015 #

18 things no one tells you about leaving university

5 January 2015 #

Graduate? Soon-to-be graduate? Then you better read these….

'I saw him take his last breath': Walking The Nile shows last moments of journalist Matt Power

5 January 2015 #

So they aired the leadup to the journalist’s death as part of the show. As long as the family are okay with it, I have no qualms. Journalists have a bed press (pun intended), with some seeing them as the cause of many deaths and suicides, not naming any names or celebrities. And plus, I can’t see anywhere in the article whether or not the walk was for charity or not. If not, and the walk was solely for the fame, then the question that needs to be asked is “was the fame really worth the cost of Matt Power’s life?”

Missing cat Garfield reunited with owner after being lost for 7 years - Telegraph

31 December 2014 #

A ginger cat missing for seven years has found its way home for the first time ready for 2015.

Garfield disappeared after going on the prowl from his home in Bridgend, South Wales, in 2008.

Despite not going far Garfield's CAT-nav apparently malfunctioned and he eventually ended up going back to a different home in the same area.

He was taken in by another family who believed he was a stray before they decided to take him to the Cats Protection Bridgend Adoption Centre.

There it was discovered Garfield had a microchip and despite an old address being listed the centre was able to track down his original owner Julie Calder.

Missing cat Garfield reunited with owner after being lost for 7 years - Telegraph.

GTA fan dialled 999 to report death of video game character

23 December 2014 #

I might be a gamer myself, but I might get pissed off when my character dies, but calling the police just because your game character died? That’s a sad state of affairs.

This resignation letter in a video-game could be the greatest ever

14 December 2014 #

Vet sends this heartbreaking note to dog owner after putting his pet down

12 December 2014 #

Tesco launches HUGE bottles of champagne that have 48 glasses worth of fizz in

11 December 2014 #

Google is voted best place to work in the UK

10 December 2014 #

It might be the best place to work, but getting into Google might be another thing. And staying there is a whole new ball game.

Dungeon Defenders II hands-on preview – free-to-play done right?

9 December 2014 #

I was fortunate enough to play Dungeon Defenders I on Android via both Google Play (before Trendy took it down) and Humble Bundle, and loved it. I’m itching to try DDII when it becomes available. With my new higher-spec laptop currently happily playing both League of Legends and World of Warcraft, I’ve become more active on Steam, and found that DDII is now available as an Early Access on there. So if you’re keen for your DD fix, take a look there. Currently Windows-only, though. :(