Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.
Confucious
So two months ago I decided it's finally time I got a "real job" I've had a crack at show biz and it just hasn't worked out. Time to get...
(0) Comments | Posted 4 February 2013 | (16:08)
Football "the beautiful game." "A game of two halves." "A funny old game." Just a few of the things people have said about it over the years. For those of you who haven't heard of it football or "soccer" is one of the most popular games in the world, so...
(0) Comments | Posted 3 January 2013 | (11:28)
The following letter was sent to a mystery pub in North London following an inedible lunch, I am still waiting for a reply
Hello,
I am writing to complain about a lunch I had in your lovely pub the other day. First of all let me say what a...
(0) Comments | Posted 31 October 2012 | (23:56)
So Last week I pulled a big lever that deactivated my personal Facebook account. I took the red pill and unplugged myself from the matrix. Sure I'm going to miss staring vacantly at my news feed eight hours a day as amusing pictures of cats and unamusing pictures of peoples...
(0) Comments | Posted 26 September 2012 | (11:30)
All comedians are mad, it's a prerequisite for the job however no act quite wears it on their sleeve like Steven Brody Stevenson in the Zach Galifianakis produced Brody on HBO. A reality show with a difference Brody is an aspiring LA comedian who is loved by the great and...
(4) Comments | Posted 19 September 2012 | (11:01)
Everything that is really great and inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in freedom.
Einstein
Following another one of my famous difference of opinions (I've yet to meet anyone who has the same opinion on anything as me in business) I have finally found myself...
(0) Comments | Posted 31 August 2012 | (13:11)
Unless you were living on the moon you will of heard last week that Neil Armstrong died. Unless you've been living on the moon you will know that no one is living on the moon. Neil Armstrong is dead. Since that momentous day in 1969 we have barely been back,...
(2) Comments | Posted 15 August 2012 | (15:13)
With audience numbers down and the increasing commercialization of the Fringe Harry Deasway reckons the last thing we need is a BBC funded Edinburgh venue.
After reading one of our greatest living Stand Up comedians Stewart Lee's now yearly mawkish piece for the Guardian about the commercialization of...
(0) Comments | Posted 30 May 2013 | (16:23)